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What is BitcoinTicket?

BitcoinTicket is a Bitcoin lottery Ticket based gambling game.
We offer BIG rewards for small investment,and without of risking all your invesment!

Why BitcoinTicket ?

• Instant Payouts
• No account necessary
• Completely anon ,we are not asking for ANY information
• Never lose all your investment
• Win Big rewards with a small invesment
• Great winning rates

EVERY SINGLE TICKET WINS!

Submit your Ticket,
And have a good luck :)

BitcoinTicket.net (http://BitcoinTicket.net) Team.

Not even a single information about how lottery works, provably fair and others. Do You "video verify each bet" or so?

I looked on their website, and nothing really makes sense.

Sorry for that ,you can find this information on the website..

Reward calculation :
    0.01BTC to 0.05BTC : 86%
    0.05BTC to 0.12BTC : 6%
    0.12BTC to 0.30BTC : 4%
    0.30BTC to 0.50BTC : 2.5%
    1BTC REWARD : 1.5%

Single ticket price : 5$ / BTC rate

We have just launched our website there is nothing to prove yet.
And yes ,we verify each bet with a few methods ,video verification is one of them.

Good luck!

Thank you for your support, if you have any feedback please email blobsrs@gmail.com.

Explain to me what these percentages are?

Thank you for your support, if you have any feedback please email blobsrs@gmail.com.
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I loved that guy! Does he still post, or his he too busy "paying out bills"?

These percentages stands for your chance to get that reward ,
For example : You have 1.5% to get 1BTC for each ticket you buy.
OR : You have 4% to get 0.12 up to 0.3 Bitcoin ,witch means that you can get even 0.2415BTC as reward!
its really random and generated by the script.. (ask my programer how its works lol)

Interesting. Can you explain the provably fair verification system?

You do have one, right?

Lol guess.

What the heck? And is your whole account only post images as replies?

We can end main thread here - we know everything about this site now.
Now it's time for some jokes, discussions, Insanity-styled comments and such.

Video verification == Fake/Bad Planning

I know .. ehh w/e

Also, what is your house edge?

markjamrobin Your posts are bit too dusty - please stop spamming for pennies (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.0), make Your post at least quite useful.

Read my replies ,its pretty random.

BitcoinTicket, if You aren't retardet scammer (or Insanity with graphic design skills):

1) Rebuild Your "really random and generated by the script" system,
2) release informations about HOW it pick numbers,
3) make sure that it's provably fair, for example based on incoming tx id,
4) no, we will NOT "ask Your programer how its works lol",
5) make rules clear (not "almost like clear").

If site will stay in current form, sorry, but You just wasted Your time and You're will be just yet another user "for making fun on him only".

edit: it isn't jeer - really, invest some time (and money if needed) and make it like mentioned above - idea isn't very bad (just review again win chances and make it bit better for users) and may lead to some profit.

No. You cannot have a "random" house edge. The house should win ~51% of the time, +/-.

By my calculations, paying $5 for a ticket, the buyer has an average return of $6.43. In other-words, you're loosing money. Also, for the love of god, make it provably fair.

function percent($sub, $total, $dec) {
   if ($sub) {
      $perc = $sub / $total * 100;
      $perc = round($perc, $dec);
      return $perc;
   }
   else return 0;
}

I Don't know what this means or how exactly this helps you ,but this what i have received from him after asking how its works

And thats not really nice to call me a scammer ,i have never scammed anyone in my life!

I don't know what this is either... You might be best off having a programmer come on, and explain what is going on, and about fairness.

I died.

Not to derail topic, but let's face it, it's already happened...
Mooshire: Your hashbox hashes whatever is in the box. If you hash a number in md5, and then click SHA-256. You get sha256(md5(x)), and not sha256(x). Might be worth fixing.

That's exactly how it's meant to work...
It hashes whatever's in the box. It's easier to get hashes of hashes ("Not sure why you would want that but lol")
Point is it's not a bug, it's intended to be like that.

Ahh, that makes sense. I understand now. Makes Double-SHA256 easier to do :D