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Hi BitcoinTalk,

I'm a really fast developer who will build any bitcoin gambling site you want. I can build pretty much anything, will do basic graphics work, can set up servers + maintain games into the future, etc.

I've developed 5 or 6 crypto gambling games from scratch, have seen my fair share of hacked sites, and know how to prevent them. I was responsible for a lot of PrimeDice and JustDice's hacks (reported for bounty, didn't steal anything, ask me if you want to know more), and know enough about security to prevent such things from happening. [1]

Only the latest site I've made is online (http://wolfdice.com), but if you want I can show you code samples and things.

Contact

• PM me: link (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=386757)
• Skype: nateglonthoc
• Email: nateglonthoc@gmail.com

Details

I'll probably write your site in Python. Most sites out there are written in PHP, which I find to both a poor language + a security headache. I'll deploy the site to a server running Debian Linux. You're responsible for hosting, but I can suggest things; at the beginning it's enough just to set up a DigitalOcean server running in Amsterdam, and later I can move your site to a bigger offshore server.

The site will come with an admin panel of course. More generally, I will build it in a way that will be easy for you to manage yourself, hire other developers to extend, and hire designers to re-design later.

It's easiest if you just pay me in bitcoin so your payments can be verified and I can't shout "scam," etc. I also accept payments in other cryptocurrencies, and PayPal if you really have to.

My other services:

• clone any existing crypto game you want (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826128.0)
• build a standard dice site for $600 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826514.0)

Footnotes:

[1] The three biggest ways to attack bitcoin gambling sites are to (1) attack the provably fair mechanism, (2) try to access coins stored on the same server, and (3) do some kind of script-kiddie XSS attack. All three can be addressed trivially if you have the kind of common sense that comes with experience.

Can you PM resume/list of previous projects please? thanks :)

How do u handle the real time bet update in Python ? Which library you are using for that ?

Price? :)

List prices.

Can you have Stunna and Dooglus confirm your claims, otherwise it isn't believable. Also you say you "I've developed 5 or 6 crypto gambling games from scratch" but only have one thing isn't helping your claim.

How can you prove that your script wont have any sort of backdoor? and Price?

Yes the backdoor can be a bitch I hear.

Can you list some more sites you might have developed? How much do you charge?

If you know anyone looking for a leg up in the industry

For the real-time updating I might drop into socket.io, or I'll simply use raw WebSockets (using the standard library (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/websockets)).


Really depends, I've thrown together super simple stuff for about $500, but I've also done custom work for over $10k (but that was an ongoing project for months). If you want a basic site where users can roll and chat and view logs, you're looking at maybe $600-$1,000; more for custom work. Let me know what you want!


Meh, I know this isn't convincing but most of the sites I have are offline. Give me an afternoon, I'll try to get some of them running but they were mostly just sites with standard stuff: betting/rolls, chat, autobet, faucet, logs, provably fair, etc.


I guess I can't prove that, but you're free to have a second developer look over my code. I code in a really straightforward way (like if you look at my source code, everything's clean + logically organized, take a look at WolfDice's client-side code (http://wolfdice.com/static/all.coffee) to get an idea), and things like backdoors are really obvious. You can usually pay a competent developer another $100-$200 to have them comb over my code and check for anything suspicious. Hopefully after 1-2 projects I can post a couple reviews to seem more legitimate.

As for the price, it varies as I've said, but if you're looking for a simple dice site (you know that dice script going around that everyone seems to use? By simple I mean something that does everything there but faster + nicer looking), you're looking at maybe $600-$1,000.


See above.


Yeah, I'll try to get in touch with them, just sent both an email.


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By the way everyone, generally speaking it's a lot easier if you just PM me or add me on Skype (nateglonthoc). We can discuss prices/concerns in a way that's specific to your own project needs and I can clear up any questions you have a lot more quickly.

bump :)

Offer still available, updated post to add some details.

Note: I have another more specific offer here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826128.0), if anyone's interested. Short version is, I'll clone any crypto gambling site for you.

That's really very very expensive.

I won't disagree with you on that, but I'm also offering

 — clean, reusable code (http://wolfdice.com/static/all.coffee)
 — maintenance for a while afterward
 — possible design work
 — a security audit of the site
 — a site optimized to run more quickly than most sites out there

These are the kinds of things I have to charge a premium for as a freelancer, to make up for the fact that I'm not a W-2 employee who can just say to payroll "fix things for me." It's also not just code I'm giving, I'm building an entire product which includes design, support, writing documentation for future programmers and so on.

I'm sorry I have to charge more, but I try to give more too :)

reserved

thanks :)

What r the standard server specs u need ? Will your prototype run on a PHP-MySQL shared hosting ?

Moreover, as u have stated in the OP that u r responsible for a lot of PrimeDice and JustDice's hacks. Can u please get Stunna & Dooglus to confirm the same ?

No on the PHP/MySQL shared hosting; you're going to need a server with a clean Linux install + root access (which you're going to need if you plan on running anything serious anyway). DigitalOcean has good servers that you can use at first, for example. 2 or 4 GB of RAM should be enough at first, but you want to pick something that you can scale up easily.


I'm still trying, I sent both an email but neither has responded.

Sounds to me everyone and anyone can "build a website" these days, I would only trust op if he can prove the claims he has made. No offense op but you gotta have proof to throw those claims out in thin air :)

1. I said prototype, not a real build.

2. Does DigitalOcean allow gambling hosting without a gambling license ?

3. What do u mail them, while u can PM ?

Hi BitCoinDream,

1. The answer would be the same for a prototype as it would be written in the same language (Python) and thus wouldn't be supported by a PHP/MySQL setup.

2. I've run several dice sites on DigitalOcean & spoken to support; they don't care so long as you aren't running a gambling site for fiat money.

3. Oh. I didn't realize they were on this forum. Will PM.


Fair enough, I'll get some things going in a bit.