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Title: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: CryptoProphet on November 10, 2017, 06:52:03 AM https://satoshidice.com/provablyfair
I try check it.. Nov 9, 2017 SERVER SEED HASH: a644b5d96842429c44ebc7def5fc943c81c2d1cd2616b864392b512f2577dd93 SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT: aa5f24274c3023aa9902eb7c6c5426309e6e7b9761531e34303fcdf305390f0a I try many times get SERVER SEED HASH of SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT... nothing.. Who can explain? Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: iluvbitcoins on November 10, 2017, 12:17:28 PM https://satoshidice.com/provablyfair I try check it.. Nov 9, 2017 SERVER SEED HASH: a644b5d96842429c44ebc7def5fc943c81c2d1cd2616b864392b512f2577dd93 SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT: aa5f24274c3023aa9902eb7c6c5426309e6e7b9761531e34303fcdf305390f0a I try many times get SERVER SEED HASH of SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT... nothing.. Who can explain? I don't understand what exactly are you trying to do? If you're trying to verify your own bet. You can use this https://dicesites.com/provably-fair You'll need the server roll, client roll and salt on top of the server seed hash and plaintext. Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: CryptoProphet on November 11, 2017, 06:10:42 AM https://satoshidice.com/provablyfair I try check it.. Nov 9, 2017 SERVER SEED HASH: a644b5d96842429c44ebc7def5fc943c81c2d1cd2616b864392b512f2577dd93 SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT: aa5f24274c3023aa9902eb7c6c5426309e6e7b9761531e34303fcdf305390f0a I try many times get SERVER SEED HASH of SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT... nothing.. Who can explain? I don't understand what exactly are you trying to do? If you're trying to verify your own bet. You can use this https://dicesites.com/provably-fair You'll need the server roll, client roll and salt on top of the server seed hash and plaintext. This is old info about satoshidice, they changed algorithm. I don't understand how can verify bets. Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: adaseb on November 11, 2017, 11:50:52 PM https://satoshidice.com/provablyfair I try check it.. Nov 9, 2017 SERVER SEED HASH: a644b5d96842429c44ebc7def5fc943c81c2d1cd2616b864392b512f2577dd93 SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT: aa5f24274c3023aa9902eb7c6c5426309e6e7b9761531e34303fcdf305390f0a I try many times get SERVER SEED HASH of SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT... nothing.. Who can explain? I don't understand what exactly are you trying to do? If you're trying to verify your own bet. You can use this https://dicesites.com/provably-fair You'll need the server roll, client roll and salt on top of the server seed hash and plaintext. This is old info about satoshidice, they changed algorithm. I don't understand how can verify bets. Yes I looked on the website and couldn't find anything in their FAQ or anywhere on their thread about how their new Provably fair works. Since you are the first person to actually inquire and they have been running that new version for a while now, it goes to show you how 99% of people never even verify their bets. Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: veleten on November 14, 2017, 03:10:31 PM pretty much amazing how such a popular site changes their provably fair verifier
and it doesn't work as the "normal" old one did i.e. no server/client seed+nonce counter: "In order to ensure that there is no way for the system to change the outcome of a bet, the secret keys used are decided ahead of time. They are not released right away, since they could be used to submit selective transactions and win bets unfairly. However, the hash of the secrets is released and forever recorded in the blockchain. After the secrets are release users can verify that preceeding bets were provably fair. Each bet transaction that comes in is assigned to the secret key of the current day when it is first processed. In most cases this will be as soon as the transaction is broadcast on the bitcoin network. However it could be later if the system has some problems processing or an outage. " ^ this is how their new PF system works,but there is no simple way for a regular user to check his bets I found they are using something similar to the bitdouble's provably fair but in all honesty,their PF section should have a verifier that allows the player to do it himself or at least a clear algorythm of how to do it Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: adaseb on November 14, 2017, 09:48:31 PM pretty much amazing how such a popular site changes their provably fair verifier and it doesn't work as the "normal" old one did i.e. no server/client seed+nonce counter: "In order to ensure that there is no way for the system to change the outcome of a bet, the secret keys used are decided ahead of time. They are not released right away, since they could be used to submit selective transactions and win bets unfairly. However, the hash of the secrets is released and forever recorded in the blockchain. After the secrets are release users can verify that preceeding bets were provably fair. Each bet transaction that comes in is assigned to the secret key of the current day when it is first processed. In most cases this will be as soon as the transaction is broadcast on the bitcoin network. However it could be later if the system has some problems processing or an outage. " ^ this is how their new PF system works,but there is no simple way for a regular user to check his bets I found they are using something similar to the bitdouble's provably fair but in all honesty,their PF section should have a verifier that allows the player to do it himself or at least a clear algorythm of how to do it Since their bets are based on-chain and the transaction hash of the block is used, I think what they do is they take their server seed hash and they either add it to the block hash or SHA256/SHA512 something like that. So I am sure the bets are legit but they really should of posted how they generate their results. Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: Mike Mayor on November 24, 2017, 05:20:05 PM If you not happy playing there why not try Yolodice? It's a fun place to play and a great place to invest with all sorts of Kelly options available as well as a full explaination as to how the investments as well as probably fair are worked out. If you ever need more info you can easily ask the owner himself about the probably fair proof. Upgradable faucet and ranking system as well as leader board and prizes or competitions available. Please have a look at Yolodice and have fun.
Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: CryptoProphet on November 28, 2017, 05:29:38 PM If you not happy playing there why not try Yolodice? It's a fun place to play and a great place to invest with all sorts of Kelly options available as well as a full explaination as to how the investments as well as probably fair are worked out. If you ever need more info you can easily ask the owner himself about the probably fair proof. Upgradable faucet and ranking system as well as leader board and prizes or competitions available. Please have a look at Yolodice and have fun. I'm happy playing but I want know how verify my bets.. I prefer blockchain based games without account. Anybody know admin of this site here? Title: Re: How can verify my bet on SatoshiDICE? Post by: adaseb on November 28, 2017, 06:32:56 PM If you not happy playing there why not try Yolodice? It's a fun place to play and a great place to invest with all sorts of Kelly options available as well as a full explaination as to how the investments as well as probably fair are worked out. If you ever need more info you can easily ask the owner himself about the probably fair proof. Upgradable faucet and ranking system as well as leader board and prizes or competitions available. Please have a look at Yolodice and have fun. I'm happy playing but I want know how verify my bets.. I prefer blockchain based games without account. Anybody know admin of this site here? You should post in their official topic thread at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870 I think the main owner now (not sure on this is) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=116564 Keep in mind the owner is definately not evoorhees. He is the guy that started the site in 2012 and sold it for like $15 million. |