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Title: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 05:11:40 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: AbuBhakar on August 18, 2023, 05:18:21 PM
What if no one deposited money to complete the game? Does this mean that my bet place will stuck forever until someone will finally place bet? What is the house commission of your game because I’m sure that you will take fee for holding both bets.

Lastly, Your game is not open source since there's no way to verify your smart contract for verification of your service fairness. Your website title DoubleMoney sound like a scam doubler.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Oshosondy on August 18, 2023, 05:20:18 PM
I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the users wallet can be compromised if he connect it to a malicious websites.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 05:22:07 PM
What if no one deposited money to complete the game? Does this mean that my bet place will stuck forever until someone will finally place bet? What is the house commission of your game because I’m sure that you will take fee for holding both bets.

Lastly, Your game is not open source since there's no way to verify your smart contract for verification of your service fairness. Your website title DoubleMoney sound like a scam doubler.

There is refund option if only one user joined the game or you can wait for someone else to join it.
Smart contract is open source. Connect your wallet to see what you are interacting with.



I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.
you using web3 wallet to connect to site. How is seed revealed?


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Nwada001 on August 18, 2023, 05:56:47 PM
@aurora You are an old user, and you should be aware that making two consecutive comments on a role without allowing others to comment between them within the time frame of 24 hours is against the forum rules.

Over to the casino, are you the owner? Let me start from there.
The name "Double your money" It sounds like a Ponzi scheme to me, as they are the ones who usually use that language to lure in those who are in search of get rich quick means.

Your casino happens to have a wallet connect option only, which means it's web3, and you expect people to just connect their wallet to a new website with no trust record, no public feedback, and all of that, so the money wager is not just going to be the only thing at stake, but the entire connected wallet balance is also at risk, as no one knows what details your dapp could be able to extract from my wallet if I eventually connect it.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: so98nn on August 18, 2023, 05:57:30 PM
I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.

What? Is this for real? I cannot process this because I am unsure if we will end up revealing the seed when we connect web3 applications and our wallets.
Just being curious I did search about the risks of connecting to the web3 application and I got shocking results too. But I am more or less disappointed that why such a nice casino has to go down because of the few bad examples.

I am not supporting anything here but it's disgraceful to see how these new-generation applications are not strong at their security.

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Risks and Problems of Current Authentication Systems

Usernames, passwords, emails, and other sensitive personal information are usually stored on centralized systems that are often at risk of hackers attempting to steal user information all at once.
Personal data is often controlled, collected, and shared with other parties without people’s knowledge.
It’s difficult for people to manage and remember so many passwords, which creates a bad user experience.
One of the main risks of logging in with social media accounts like Facebook and Google (single sign-on) is if a single charge is compromised, the attacker can then gain access to all of the applications and data associated with that account. In 2018, a Facebook security breach exposed the accounts of 50 million users.
Source (https://www.dock.io/post/web3-authentication)

However, if someone can vouch after playing it safe then it should be able to increase the awareness of your casino. Otherwise, this is cruel to let go of such a nice casino. I did check the website, it looks way simple game to play but as per the rule we should always look after safety first and that is why I am now one step back until a positive review comes.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Cantsay on August 18, 2023, 06:11:30 PM
Sorry to ask how do we know that you’ll be playing a fair game with those that are going to partake in your little game?

Aside from that, your webpage looks like that of a typical scam website. Tbh, it looks like something that a newbie at html did as his/her project. For someone who’s willing to double the money of investors should be able to spend money on its website for a professional website.

Btw, how did you come up with this name of yours? I must say you reallly didn’t leave anything behind >> Domain registration date, sketchy domain name, poor webpage design, no guarantee of a fair game. For those that are going to make use of this site, you really should be cautious of it.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: swogerino on August 18, 2023, 06:26:58 PM
In theory you are right but that only applies to offline dice gambling or coin flip,every one chance is random and they cannot modify the outcome of throwing the dice in the air and when the dice is in the air to do some trick to get their lucky number,this can easily be done with any computer controlled software game as any developer of such game can change things as they see fit and no one will question them.For this reason we have reputable casinos where games go through a huge thorough audit check before being publicly available to the users.

For your game if you are serious you should open an ANN thread for your game,post there why anyone should be playing this game,be as transparent as possible that the game is a provably fair one and little by little you may get audience that some of them may become convert,said in other words users of your site.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: AbuBhakar on August 18, 2023, 06:30:45 PM
Smart contract is open source. Connect your wallet to see what you are interacting with.

I visit the website and there's no way to be verify your smart contract. You are suggesting a very risky proposal because we still don't guarantee the safety of your website while connecting our wallet to see smart contracts will posed risk to our wallet when your code contains malicious command.

I suggest to make the code publicly even without connecting our wallets so that we can still check before we connect.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 06:45:21 PM
Smart contract is open source. Connect your wallet to see what you are interacting with.

I visit the website and there's no way to be verify your smart contract. You are suggesting a very risky proposal because we still don't guarantee the safety of your website while connecting our wallet to see smart contracts will posed risk to our wallet when your code contains malicious command.

I suggest to make the code publicly even without connecting our wallets so that we can still check before we connect.
BNB
https://bscscan.com/address/0x461e94be4edb2b67908a6a594346fe43fc8be003
Polygon
https://polygonscan.com/address/0x86069cc503a5aba2e91fea5592e62e00412624e0

wallet connected through https://www.blocknative.com/ so there is no funny business.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: FatFork on August 18, 2023, 06:53:32 PM
I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.

What? Is this for real? I cannot process this because I am unsure if we will end up revealing the seed when we connect web3 applications and our wallets.
Just being curious I did search about the risks of connecting to the web3 application and I got shocking results too. But I am more or less disappointed that why such a nice casino has to go down because of the few bad examples.

I am not supporting anything here but it's disgraceful to see how these new-generation applications are not strong at their security.

No, it's not possible for a malicious actor to get your seed or private key of your wallet simply by connecting the wallet to a Web3 Dapp. At least, as far as I know, that hasn't happened yet. If it did, that would be a mega screw-up in the whole smart contract world.

There is a potential scenario where connecting your wallet to a Dapp could put your funds at risk if you're not cautious. If you approve a transaction that you shouldn't, there's a chance that the Dapp could steal your wallet's funds. I believe this is biggest security risk, but it mainly depends on folks not paying attention and being a bit clueless.

By the way, your quote has nothing to do with Web3 or Dapps.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 07:36:18 PM
The Game is available on BNB testnet. Switch your wallet to bnb test network and youre ready to try it


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Ulven on August 18, 2023, 07:51:29 PM
I smell a scent here, how can we trust your simple website with just one page and no license? How can we find out if your website is open source? Where can we get the smart contract to verify it? I believe you'll have to answer these questions for us to know if you're trying to deceive the community.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: terrific on August 18, 2023, 08:04:07 PM
Quote from: https://dym.game/
How to Play
1. Enter the game by purchasing a ticket
2. Smart contract will wait for 2 users to enter the game.
3. Smart contract picks a winner and transfers funds.
Okay, so here are the instructions that you have for your game. Starting from 1 and 2, just as what's asked to you by AbuBhakar that what if no one is really interested on this game because it's not appealing at all. Or let us say that there's one that has deposited and bought a ticket. What happens next if no one comes next to that person? Will the game will keep going? I doubt it, will his/her money gets refunded? Not that much of your policies can be read because there's no FAQ. Is this just a "try out" project you've made and doing it if it's going to click or nah?


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 08:22:46 PM
I smell a scent here, how can we trust your simple website with just one page and no license? How can we find out if your website is open source? Where can we get the smart contract to verify it? I believe you'll have to answer these questions for us to know if you're trying to deceive the community.
The Game is on blockchain. If one knows what to look for they can see all the games, all the random numbers and how they generated. Users wont trust my word  but they can see smart contract and how it works

Quote from: https://dym.game/
How to Play
1. Enter the game by purchasing a ticket
2. Smart contract will wait for 2 users to enter the game.
3. Smart contract picks a winner and transfers funds.
Okay, so here are the instructions that you have for your game. Starting from 1 and 2, just as what's asked to you by AbuBhakar that what if no one is really interested on this game because it's not appealing at all. Or let us say that there's one that has deposited and bought a ticket. What happens next if no one comes next to that person? Will the game will keep going? I doubt it, will his/her money gets refunded? Not that much of your policies can be read because there's no FAQ. Is this just a "try out" project you've made and doing it if it's going to click or nah?

if you started the game but no counterparty has joined you can click on ticket again and get refund
Reason there is no FAQS user  wont trust me anyway but if they know how to read smart contract they will see that the game is legit.
But I heard all of yours complains and will most likely redo the design to make it more appealing
Plus you can play as low as 2 matic or 0.01BNB. The Game is also available on testnet to check it out without using real crypto


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Sandra_hakeem on August 18, 2023, 08:36:49 PM
Immediately I saw the "money doubling dApp" I was convinced that it's a major scam..no two ways about it. How could you create a site with such an overemphasized category that would give a worrisome impression to anyone that's been either scammed or has ideas about how those projects are?? Are you kinda like advertising in here for participants to try that out? With all the odds on reviews ?. I won't advice anybody to use this site - it's better to be safe than to be scammed.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Wiwo on August 18, 2023, 08:44:51 PM
I will advise people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallets to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs to scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.
you using web3 wallet to connect to the site. How is seed revealed?
Ops even if the seed is not revealed,  the user at the backend still can send all the fund from the wallet since connecting the wallet give them access to the wallet,  some wallets can easily be compromised, so for that this casino may end up comprising the wallet,  we are not accusing you,  but that is the high possibilities.

For the fact that this domain was registered a few months ago markets it hard for most of us to believe belief in your web3 services but that notwithstanding,  you have to make us believe in your platform by proving its security and building a good reputation here and outside the forum.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Onyeeze on August 18, 2023, 09:03:21 PM
One thing is that this that gambling websites should be straight forward, some of this kind of this gambling platform what is necessary in all of gambling platform is to make sure that withdrawal and deposit is functioning properly without delay, so I believe that gambling patroniser like a gambling platform that is  sincere enough, because nobody is ready to participate to the gambling platform is not sincere or that will delay it's withdrawal


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Johnyz on August 18, 2023, 09:07:43 PM
Connecting your wallet here might not be safe and if you are part of the team better to introduce this site properly and explain the highlights and your advantage compare to other Web3 casino. I’m actually hesitant to try this even if there’s a big chance to make money here since its a 1 vs 1. Again, do some research first before trying the site and understand the whole concept of the game.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: rhomelmabini on August 18, 2023, 09:14:26 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)
Is there a free to play wherein we will not be able to connect on our wallets, it's doubtful nowadays to connect on unknown and new sites. I know you'll understand me and those who wish not to connect their wallets. I'm just being cautious after all the wallet draining scenario that happened in the past.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 09:17:32 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)
Is there a free to play wherein we will not be able to connect on our wallets, it's doubtful nowadays to connect on unknown and new sites. I know you'll understand me and those who wish not to connect their wallets. I'm just being cautious after all the wallet draining scenario that happened in the past.
You could setup brand new wallet and play The Game on the testnet. But you do have to link wallet thats how web3 works


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: goaldigger on August 18, 2023, 09:29:13 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)
Is there a free to play wherein we will not be able to connect on our wallets, it's doubtful nowadays to connect on unknown and new sites. I know you'll understand me and those who wish not to connect their wallets. I'm just being cautious after all the wallet draining scenario that happened in the past.
You could setup brand new wallet and play The Game on the testnet. But you do have to link wallet thats how web3 works
Is this how the Web3 works like there’s no terms and conditions anymore and just straight to the point?
Creating a new wallet for the purpose if trying the platform is a good precautionary measure since the site is still new and its web3 where you have to connect your wallet. Anyway, I’m still waiting for more comments and details about this site before trying, maybe you can give more information about the site.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: khaled0111 on August 18, 2023, 09:39:39 PM
The Game is available on BNB testnet. Switch your wallet to bnb test network and youre ready to try it
Good to know. Thanks for sharing this information. At least, this way, visitors can test the game without risking any money then they can decide whether to play with real money or not. I'll try it later on testnet and write here about my experience.
BTW, am curious to know how much is the house edge for this game, how much does the casino get for each round?


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: SamReomo on August 18, 2023, 09:42:31 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


I can smell something fishy in your thread. If the games works between two users and is managed by smart contracts with Chainlink VRF and the user can withdraw the winnings anytime then what would you as the owner of the casino will get from a game like that? As far as I know, the casinos often create games to gain some profits for their business, and when the whole matter is between two users then what would the casino get from such games?

Do you have some percentage of profits from the winnings of the user who wins the bet or you have something else in your mind that we don't know? Can you please share will us that how your casino will make money when the users are playing the game against each other and the odds of winning is also 1 to 1? I would love to know more about your earning model.

Like others said, I would also wait for someone's review before trusting a site like that. And, it would be helpful if you answer my questions in a proper way. I like the concept of the game, but there are many things that are making me suspicious about the game.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 09:45:10 PM
The Game is available on BNB testnet. Switch your wallet to bnb test network and youre ready to try it
Good to know. Thanks for sharing this information. At least, this way, visitors can test the game without risking any money then they can decide whether to play with real money or not. I'll try it later on testnet and write here about my experience.
BTW, am curious to know how much is the house edge for this game, how much does the casino get for each round?
10% for now. But definitely will go down as more users will join. Also there is affiliate program which pays 50% so in theory you can sign up under yourself.
testnet available here: https://doublemoneywallet.web.app/


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Bitinity on August 18, 2023, 09:58:52 PM
10% for now.

This information should be added on your main page, it is an important thing to be informed publicly in your site. However 10% seems to be too much. Lets say someone play 1BNB, if he win then he will receive 1.8BNB only? One more thing, I think you should add the option for players to set their own bet amount. With the available fixed bet amount you provide, it will not attract players to play as they can bet as what they wish.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: khaled0111 on August 18, 2023, 10:14:16 PM
10% for now. But definitely will go down as more users will join.

Thank you for the quick response, I really appreciate it! But, to be honest, I didn't expect the house edge to be that high especially for this kind of games (based on smart contracts) were there aren't many expenses!
People will be reluctant to play the game so it will be hard for you to attract new players especially in such competitive business.

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Also there is affiliate program which pays 50% so in theory you can sign up under yourself.
So it's OK to register under yourself! Won't this open the door for abuse?


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: coin-investor on August 18, 2023, 10:17:14 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


Look interesting but how does admin make money out of this how much percentage is deducted since this is a smart contract-based platform we need the contract audited by a third-party reputable auditor, we don't want to just link our wallet because we are talking about gambling where there are funds always available to bet, this is not an airdrop platform there has to be a level of trust first before you can present this to all players.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: DoublerHunter on August 18, 2023, 10:37:48 PM
^ I did not try it yet but there is one thing that I need to know since the provably fair game was applied on this casino.
My question is how to verify the provably fair on this game. As you can see, many users here doubted your casino because it was new and it must need to prove first before others will use your casino. However, it looks like a very interesting casino and probably I will try once I heard positive feedback. Well, good luck.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 18, 2023, 10:44:24 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


Look interesting but how does admin make money out of this how much percentage is deducted since this is a smart contract-based platform we need the contract audited by a third-party reputable auditor, we don't want to just link our wallet because we are talking about gambling where there are funds always available to bet, this is not an airdrop platform there has to be a level of trust first before you can present this to all players.
admin charges 10%. so if The game is $1 player sends $1.1. This % will go down to as low as 1-2% as more players join.

10% for now. But definitely will go down as more users will join.

Thank you for the quick response, I really appreciate it! But, to be honest, I didn't expect the house edge to be that high especially for this kind of games (based on smart contracts) were there aren't many expenses!
People will be reluctant to play the game so it will be hard for you to attract new players especially in such competitive business.

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Also there is affiliate program which pays 50% so in theory you can sign up under yourself.
So it's OK to register under yourself! Won't this open the door for abuse?
I cant control who signs under what affiliates. Dapp doesnt have backend it is on blockchain. But as soon as somebody signs under your address and buys a ticket you can withdraw commissions.

^ I did not try it yet but there is one thing that I need to know since the provably fair game was applied on this casino.
My question is how to verify the provably fair on this game. As you can see, many users here doubted your casino because it was new and it must need to prove first before others will use your casino. However, it looks like a very interesting casino and probably I will try once I heard positive feedback. Well, good luck.
check logs at https://bscscan.com/tx/0x7ff7f1ce199ce13bc163b6c6806841890a8cdce3c9938fa54895de9f06dee641#eventlog
basically as soon as 2nd users joins the game smart contract requests random number from Chainlink VRF and this way it picks a winner. Think about it this way: first user is 0, 2nd is 1. So if chainlink returns 1 2nd user wins. if chainlink returns 0 then first. You can play against yourself with 2 different wallets to see how it works. But Im definetly will update website its just most user dont understand how smart contracts work. At some point I will have it audited


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: tusandii on August 19, 2023, 02:58:26 AM
What if no one deposited money to complete the game? Does this mean that my bet place will stuck forever until someone will finally place bet? What is the house commission of your game because I’m sure that you will take fee for holding both bets.

Lastly, Your game is not open source since there's no way to verify your smart contract for verification of your service fairness. Your website title DoubleMoney sound like a scam doubler.

There is refund option if only one user joined the game or you can wait for someone else to join it.
Smart contract is open source. Connect your wallet to see what you are interacting with.
Is the return guaranteed and if a large amount of betting money is used, it will still be returned because some casinos cannot be trusted, especially for web3 casinos that are still relatively new.
I'm not saying the site you offer is bad, but in my opinion it's better to avoid things that can put gamblers at risk.
But if you can say and provide evidence that they can really be trusted and guarantee everything then that's great.
By the way do you work and get paid for them as these threads are more like marketing threads.

I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.
you using web3 wallet to connect to site. How is seed revealed?
But will the web3 wallet that is used to connect to the site so that you can bet really be safe?
One more question do they also only accept BNB and Polygon?
I'm still confused about what kind of security can guarantee the balance stored in the web3 wallet they use.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: noorman0 on August 19, 2023, 04:16:06 AM
-snip-
Also there is affiliate program which pays 50% so in theory you can sign up under yourself.

Isn't this a pvp type of game, so where does the 50% affiliate commission come from, referral winnings?

Not trying to defend anyone here, a reminder for those who doubt this betting machine: we are certainly no stranger to the security strategy "do not use the main wallet to interact with any platform that requires wallet authorization permission". Easy solution.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on August 19, 2023, 04:33:20 AM
This information should be added on your main page, it is an important thing to be informed publicly in your site. However 10% seems to be too much.

That information is enough for me not to even consider playing. I'm sure he doesn't make it clearly visible because he knows it would put off a lot of potential gamblers, there being as much variety as there is in the crypto world and among the houses that promote themselves on the forum. If gambling triumphed from the beginning in the history of bitcoin it was, among other reasons, because it offered a lower HE.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: pawanjain on August 19, 2023, 06:00:02 AM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


I like the concept of your game because it is quite simple but I really doubt the genuinity considering the age of your account.
Can you post the link to the smart contract for us to verify since you are saying it is open source we can verify how good it is.

10% for now. But definitely will go down as more users will join.

10% is a lot actually. I don't think there's any gambling site which charges 10% as commission. It can be 2%-3% which sounds ideal.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on August 19, 2023, 06:33:22 AM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


      -     The game of yours is not open source, and when the house edge of a game is dangerous to put money into that kind of gaming platform, it turns out that there are malicious things that hide the platform.

So how can you explain to us mate that what you are sharing here is safe or secure if it is not freely inspected or audited, you get what that means? because that's a bit questionable to be honest.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on August 19, 2023, 06:47:49 AM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


      -     The game of yours is not open source, and when the house edge of a game is dangerous to put money into that kind of gaming platform, it turns out that there are malicious things that hide the platform.

So how can you explain to us mate that what you are sharing here is safe or secure if it is not freely inspected or audited, you get what that means? because that's a bit questionable to be honest.
You took the words exactly as they are out of my mind, this is exactly what i had in mind and was going to ask, decentralized games are cool, and ones that integrate chainlink VRF  are very cool since one can play with peace of mind knowing that what ever be the outcome of the game is always by luck, not by some manipulations, but then Chainlink VRF integrated in the games smart contract does not mean that such game is bug free, and free from some malicious codes like wallet drainer and so on..

So if Op is the owner of this site and want the site to be trusted and used, it is mandatory for him to get the site and and the smart contract audited by a reputable audit company like certik, or Hacken before promoting it, else, people like me will never use it.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Out of mind on August 19, 2023, 07:57:36 AM
I think you might be a member of this website, which is why you shared here with the aim of scamming. But I would advise everyone to avoid this website as this website doesn't seem to be very trustworthy rather it was created a few months back. And here in web3 gambling site if any person connects his wallet then he will definitely lose his money if scammed. Moreover, I will not prepare at all to gamble on such websites as we have many well-known gambling sites which are trusted, and it will be good for us to gamble on them.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: _act_ on August 19, 2023, 08:42:25 AM
You could setup brand new wallet and play The Game on the testnet. But you do have to link wallet thats how web3 works
This is nice, people can play the game using testnet coins. But what if the user later change to mainnet coins, what is the probability that you will not scam the person? Your site was created just some months ago.

I will prefer to continue to use my gambling site which is centralized though but they are trustworthy and I have not yet been scammed before.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Outhue on August 19, 2023, 08:51:44 AM
I won't dare connect my wallet to this website, it's suppose to be a gambling platform right? So have you ever seen stake.com or Roobet promising their gamblers akam customers a 50/50 chance of winning or losing? How can you say that players can double their money using this platform? Isn't that something a HYIP platform would do? Because they are running a Ponzi scheme.

You even claimed that it's open source, how can you prove that? Connect your wallet and keep track of the wallets that's connected to the platform? I'm just saying, this website can't be trusted and I will never connect my wallet to such platform, what you offering is too good go be true.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: GxSTxV on August 19, 2023, 08:52:15 AM
I can’t really do smart contracts auditing but what i clearly see is the Withdraw All feature on the contracts which can be dangerous and used to withdraw all users funds, this is only my assumption and if you want your web3 game to be trusted you need to do an auditing to your smart contracts from any known and trusted auditing service.
https://i.postimg.cc/ryKJJp5s/D2-D1399-D-117-B-4-D70-B014-F037085-CF715.jpg

Everyone knows that nowadays Web3 connect is a dangerous feature and once you allow connecting any untrusted App into your wallet there’s a high chance that your coins and tokens get transferred to another wallet instantly as it happened many times to users all over Bitcointalk. I don’t recommend using the game yet


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: MainIbem on August 19, 2023, 09:28:54 AM
Any websites that involves connecting of wallet is very risky and that is another soft way to get user's wallet got sweep off, what are the probability that when a user wallet is connected they are safe and won't get their data got stolen. and even as that people may finds it very difficulty to connect their wallet to this site. Website is too empty and not convincing Avoid there are every possibility to get hacked


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Mr.right85 on August 19, 2023, 09:45:50 AM
While this might be referred to as a game, I really don’t see what’s being played here!
Like, what’s the fun part?

For all I can imagine is a player having his whole money turned over to the next player in a complete randomized manner. That’s just some plus lottery based on 2 players rather than an actual game.

The technique is something to be concerned about given that, it utilizes the sort of scheme used in ponzi in no particular order ([ponzi- users have all or part of there money been used to pay existing customers] [Dym.game - turns over either users payment to the other in a randomized pattern]). While this might be fair, the technique having some similarity with the scenario obtainable in schemes tha have ruined many is something to shy away from.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Gozie51 on August 19, 2023, 10:23:30 AM
Any websites that involves connecting of wallet is very risky and that is another soft way to get user's wallet got sweep off, what are the probability that when a user wallet is connected they are safe and won't get their data got stolen. and even as that people may finds it very difficulty to connect their wallet to this site. Website is too empty and not convincing Avoid there are every possibility to get hacked

I don't know why I have to connect my wallet to a site before I get paid on any winning. That is surely risky to do because once your wallet get compromised, the rest is history. I rather play with what I'm use to than trying an adventurer journey that the outcome looks unpredictable. To think of it, you can as well have same games and fun playing with casino and if you are lucky to win, you reward is sent to you on your casino wallet and you don't need to connect your personal wallet to get paid.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: aurora on August 19, 2023, 01:15:08 PM
Simple game between 2 users
1 to 1 odds just like a coin flip
Managed by smart contract with Chainlink VRF for randomness
Withdraw winnings anytime, even after 1 game
BNB and Matic blockchain
Provable fairness system
https://dym.game (https://dym.game)


I like the concept of your game because it is quite simple but I really doubt the genuinity considering the age of your account.
Can you post the link to the smart contract for us to verify since you are saying it is open source we can verify how good it is.

10% for now. But definitely will go down as more users will join.

10% is a lot actually. I don't think there's any gambling site which charges 10% as commission. It can be 2%-3% which sounds ideal.

BNB
https://bscscan.com/address/0x461e94be4edb2b67908a6a594346fe43fc8be003#code
Polygon
https://polygonscan.com/address/0x86069cc503a5aba2e91fea5592e62e00412624e0#code


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: Webetcoins on August 19, 2023, 02:02:10 PM
Lol, you could at least create a better-looking website for this, even a child who has started learning web development can make a better website than this, how can you expect anyone to actually believe in this and send their money to a random website just hoping that maybe it's true and someone from the other side might also be doing the same and I might win the bet and get the money? That is definitely not going to work for you and you should try something else instead.

Those who actually go and try this game are basically out of their minds or are extremely greedy because there is nothing like this that can be legit, the person who created the website will simply take the money from any player trying the game and won't return anything to anyone, what can you do if that happens to you? Absolutely nothing.


Title: Re: Try your luck with 1 to 1 odds game
Post by: dezoel on August 21, 2023, 01:58:33 PM
Any websites that involves connecting of wallet is very risky and that is another soft way to get user's wallet got sweep off, what are the probability that when a user wallet is connected they are safe and won't get their data got stolen. and even as that people may finds it very difficulty to connect their wallet to this site. Website is too empty and not convincing Avoid there are every possibility to get hacked
This was the concept of the Web3 casinos but some of them are still safe. We only need to check their reputation first before we start playing. If we are still in doubt, we can set up a fresh wallet and just put enough funds on it. This is the ones that we will use for playing on that one casino.

In a Web3 casino, there is no sign up or KYC needed so there is no data that will be stolen here, just funds if ever they are a scam. Connecting wallet on these type of casinos are so easy, you will only need to have a Web3 enabled wallet of course or a Web3 capable browsers. Website is too empty but what can we expect for a simple game?