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Title: Lucky-BTC Post by: escor on May 23, 2012, 10:48:52 AM Hi there,
i've started Lucky-BTC, which is an alternative to SatoshiDice. You can pay in a fixed ticket price in a pool and each transaction getting a random number. If the number is one of the pools numbers, you win the pool size. The payments reaching Lucky-BTC if they are getting into to Blockchain. http://www.lucky-btc.com Lucky playing! Title: Re: Lucky-BTC Post by: John (John K.) on May 23, 2012, 11:12:01 AM Hi there, i've started Lucky-BTC, which is an alternative to SatoshiDice. You can pay in a fixed ticket price in a pool and each transaction getting a random number. If the number is one of the pools numbers, you win the pool size. The payments reaching Lucky-BTC if they are getting into to Blockchain. http://www.lucky-btc.com Lucky playing! You should try something like a pre generated hash to verify that you are indeed using a random number. Like what satoshidice did: http://satoshidice.com/secrets.php Title: Re: Lucky-BTC Post by: escor on May 23, 2012, 11:43:04 AM Hi there, i've started Lucky-BTC, which is an alternative to SatoshiDice. You can pay in a fixed ticket price in a pool and each transaction getting a random number. If the number is one of the pools numbers, you win the pool size. The payments reaching Lucky-BTC if they are getting into to Blockchain. http://www.lucky-btc.com Lucky playing! You should try something like a pre generated hash to verify that you are indeed using a random number. Like what satoshidice did: http://satoshidice.com/secrets.php I think that's a better way if i combine processing time, blocknumber and a part of the transaction id to generate the number. What did you mean? Title: Re: Lucky-BTC Post by: John (John K.) on May 23, 2012, 11:48:57 AM Hi there, i've started Lucky-BTC, which is an alternative to SatoshiDice. You can pay in a fixed ticket price in a pool and each transaction getting a random number. If the number is one of the pools numbers, you win the pool size. The payments reaching Lucky-BTC if they are getting into to Blockchain. http://www.lucky-btc.com Lucky playing! You should try something like a pre generated hash to verify that you are indeed using a random number. Like what satoshidice did: http://satoshidice.com/secrets.php I think that's a better way if i combine processing time, blocknumber and a part of the transaction id to generate the number. What did you mean? I just meant that you'll need something that proves the results are actually pseudo-random, not manipulated by the system(for example the odds could be lesser if the person were betting a higher amount of money?). Satoshidice uses a pregenerated list of numbers, and he publishes the hashes before anyone plays to prove that the results were actually legit. Title: Re: Lucky-BTC Post by: escor on May 24, 2012, 03:42:08 PM Hi there, i've started Lucky-BTC, which is an alternative to SatoshiDice. You can pay in a fixed ticket price in a pool and each transaction getting a random number. If the number is one of the pools numbers, you win the pool size. The payments reaching Lucky-BTC if they are getting into to Blockchain. http://www.lucky-btc.com Lucky playing! You should try something like a pre generated hash to verify that you are indeed using a random number. Like what satoshidice did: http://satoshidice.com/secrets.php I think that's a better way if i combine processing time, blocknumber and a part of the transaction id to generate the number. What did you mean? I just meant that you'll need something that proves the results are actually pseudo-random, not manipulated by the system(for example the odds could be lesser if the person were betting a higher amount of money?). Satoshidice uses a pregenerated list of numbers, and he publishes the hashes before anyone plays to prove that the results were actually legit. Now it's all transaction and block based. http://www.lucky-btc.com/calculation.html |