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Are you a great warrior? It is time to find out at http://www.threehitgame.com (http://www.threehitgame.com)

A new bitcoin casino game has been released. The game is Three Hit Game, and you can find it at http://www.threehitgame.com (http://www.threehitgame.com) .

The game is simple: You create a game and place a bet, someone challenges you, and then you play for 3 rounds. For every round, you can pick an attack: Sword, magic or bow.

The rules are:

• Sword beats bow
• Magic beats sword
• Bow beats magic

The winner after 3 games will win the game and money.

http://s7.postimage.org/lkava4asb/creategame.png (http://www.threehitgame.com/CreateOwnGame.aspx)

Example of a game
See all the fights here, and pick a fight you want to see:
http://www.threehitgame.com#games (http://www.threehitgame.com/#games)

Questions

In case of a tie - what happens?
In case of a tie, both players get the money back.

What happens if I transfer too much money?
As of right now, the same thing as if you transfered the correct amount. Post in this thread and we will solve it.

What happens if I transfer too little money?
The game won't start, and you can't transfer an additional time to "make it up". Post in this thread, and we will solve it.

House fee?
Right now it is 2%.

Future plans?
If people seem to like this simple game, you will get the best bitcoin game ever made. That's a promise.

Link to game
http://www.threehitgame.com (http://www.threehitgame.com)

Any questions?
Post here!
If it is private, you can also write an email to threehitgame@gmail.com .

http://s7.postimage.org/lkava4asb/creategame.png (http://www.threehitgame.com/CreateOwnGame.aspx)

Pictures

Game result

http://s2.postimage.org/h6ayk4cnt/gamresult.png (http://threehitgame.com/GameVisualizer.aspx?id=efac6d88-9b1f-4bb9-b688-0c1388063a1d)

Here you can challenge other players

http://s1.postimage.org/bsess5yu7/currrentgame.png (http://www.threehitgame.com/)

http://s7.postimage.org/lkava4asb/creategame.png (http://www.threehitgame.com/CreateOwnGame.aspx)

Interesting! Read the title as the first FISHING game :P

Just had a go, ended in a tie, but it's a very polished site. Can't see the need for an email other than the results so maybe make that optional?

Very fast though once the funds are transferred I got the coins back practically instantly :)

TradeFortress:
Ha! Maybe that's an idea. We make a pond and give people a fishing pole! ;-)

SpaceJelly:
You won some matches against me! Damn you! ;-) Haha.

Everyone can now see the earlier fights here:
http://www.threehitgame.com#games (http://www.threehitgame.com/#games)

Thanks for a lot of good fights guys ;-)

Just played a game
http://www.threehitgame.com/GameVisualizer.aspx?id=fe746fe0-6e63-4b47-bc5e-e72906313e27

Quite fun :)

I sent 1.34 BTC instead of 0.134 BTC..

The game should refund amounts that is greater than the bet.

TXID https://blockchain.info/tx/00f4f1e32c29f2819744df640dc6cb6872e6943c8ac646309ca5ebe20360a02c

TradeFortress:
That's a known missing feature.. I am sorry you met that problem.

I've send you a private message.

Nobody is playing right now :( Is it legit if I host a bot?

I just made some changes, to games are automatically created by the house :-)

What kind of bot are you thinking off Kayrice?

Probably what you implemented :) Something where if the list of games was less than X it would submit to your HTTP a game and make payment to the address rendered. I would set the price between a range of a wallet I keep separate for this, and start up to 3 games running concurrently at most. The goal is to make sure a game is always available at various prices of interest, possibly tracking this.

At the start I would probably just use a straight random generated, but I thought about statistically modelling and if some of my assumptions are true I might try a few tricks. For example, I felt compelled by thinking about odds to not choose the same thing twice, if I kept track of my win/loss I might be able to verify this is true to a useful degree. My statistics is not that great, but I believe that if the compound event of 3*3 (3 choices, 3 games) has more possibilities than the outcome of 3 + 2 + 1 for the reducing unique set. Even though I don't get to see the choices of the player beforehand, I could gain an edge by selecting non-unique sets. Kind of like the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem) - This could be retarded though I haven't thought it through all the way yet.