@Turan100 This is a joke, man.  You insulted me, for no apparent reason. You can't design or do basic HTML or CSS. You've wasted both of our time. Good riddance. |
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This is still open.
I assume I've had people send me things as a joke. Horrible!
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Still looking, and preferably from people who don't want to try stiff me!
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I'm still looking for a coder!
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I have a gambling project I'm working on called Project Bravio. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4647072.0I need a HTML & CSS & JS coder who can design a simple front-end which fits in with what I'm trying to do. More details if you contact me. It should be an easy enough job. Contact me for more info. |
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The website is now being built! We're well underway to meeting our deadline.
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I have a gambling project I'm working on called Project Bravio. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4647072.0I need a Node JS coder who can program a simple back-end which fits in with what I'm trying to do. I don't want any blockchain API integration. It should be an easy enough job. Contact me for more info. |
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this is a great marketing plan there,the only problem-you will have to get the initial audience and initial bankroll to promote
as it has been mentioned above,CS:GO based sites do not live long enough to even return the investment
your approach is more professional in a way,lets see what happens in a long run
community also includes ingame chat,preferably also a forum/blog
as for the later:seo,signature campaigns and webdesign-you do realize that running a signature campaign costs a lot of money
even hiring a good webdesigner and a seo specialists can be costly,I'm mor interested not with how but with what resources are you planning to ...achieve greatness?
Thank you. I wholeheartedly agree! Allow me to just say that it's true CS:GO sites haven't lasted long. I would attribute this to owners overextending themselves financially or thinking that they were going to be making big stacks of cash overnight. I'm a realist and an optimist. While I want the site to see results, I don't expect them to be immediate. It will be a process to get this site on the right track. But it's something I believe we have the power to do. I do realise that the website directly and indirectly will need a serious amount of investment. I have that under control. At the moment we're just getting the foundations ready with the code and graphics. Resources aren't an issue. The issues I immediately see are getting a solid and secure back-end so it's efficient and safe. This is something we will want to do properly. I can't think of anything worse than having to put the website into maintenance hours after opening it. I'm sure you could imagine how bad that would be! |
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Actually looks like a very decent concept for once. Glad to see a project that's not just grabbing as much money as possible, and is actually giving something back to its players. Hopefully you'll grow and get the support that projects like this deserve. How will you be marketing this by the way?
Thank you! We have a brief marketing plan here: http://docdro.id/Ae6RwIYThere is a much more intricate and complicated document (just for us!). The one posted above is just a summary of what we intend to do. We don't want to giveaway any of our sources or specific keywords that we're targeting as I'm sure you would understand. |
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Here's a summary of our marketing plan: http://docdro.id/Ae6RwIY
We are still looking for a back-end developer! Please contact me if you're interested in being apart of this project. |
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OP trying to push that skill thing and it do actually pushes me too on how that CS:GO thingy works and out of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhGZ4Wo8WbY It do really acts as a roulette and i cant say timing wont really be a big factor yet chances would be still just the same. When you tried up to watch the video that dude do have 93% chance but still he almost lose up the pot to other guy which do have 7% chance. I dont even see the skill required on here. I've explained the skill a post or two above this one to the other dude Him almost losing is indicative of gambling isn't it? Even on Bustabit if you cashout at 1.1x you will still occasionally lose. The odds for 93/7 aren't too far. That's the risk you take with gambling and it adds to the excitement of it all. |
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I don't want to be misunderstood, I have nothing against you or your website but what you are doing is false advertisement which is not okay. I told you before and I'm telling you again, those type of website don't work with Bitcoin community. They work with CS:GO skins because its mostly kids trying to "get rich" and then loosing it all. Bitcoin community is a bit more mature than that in my mind. There was a lot of attempts of creating (copying) CS:GO jackpot and all of them failed.
That's absolutely fair enough. To say that the "get rich quick" mentality is mutually exclusive to CS:GO is something I don't agree with, on the other hand. I was notified on another forum of a high roller on Bustabit. https://www.bustabit.com/user/FREE-JBAY5 He's recklessly betting away 17 BTC each round. I think that is indicative of a problem that isn't just exclusive to CSGO, but rather the gambling community at large. While I'm sure there are those who enjoy it for the community aspect, there are others who do it for some quick gains. The remainder of the people are those who are addicted. That's 3 types of people. |
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Every gambling website is more luck than skill. Bustabit is about being lucky enough to cashout before it crashes on a certain number. PrimeDice is about being lucky enough to get below/above a number. SatoshiMines is about being lucky enough to not hit a mine.
Luck and skill aren't mutually exclusive. Both can exist. It's just about ratio of luck to skill. It's possible to be strategic in games like BustaBit, PrimeDice and SatoshiMines but at the end of the day they all depend on luck. That's gambling.
no not really , all the games and sites that you mentioned are purely luck and there is no skill involved but you are tying to promote your site as a skill game but there is no skill at all not even 1% , it's a pure lottery and it's so wrong to say it's skill I think there is a misunderstanding as to how this works. Please allow me to clarify: this isn't just a lottery website. There aren't any tickets to buy. There will be a count down. This is when people will be able to enter. You can absolutely skill and analyze whether to enter or not. There is skill, but it is luck as well, just like anywhere else. I don't think you understand how it works. THERE IS NO SKILL there. And let me explain why. You claim that timing is important because you can "snipe" someone by betting big if you see small pot. But let me ask you. Does timing affect my chances of winning ? In other words will I have better chances of winning if I come in late ? The answer is no. And lets see the example. There is 100$ pot and I put in 900$ before timers runs out. I own 90% of the tickets and have 90% chance to win. The other scenario, I put in 900$ straight away (people may or may not want to bet after that) and someone put in 100$ after me. I still have the same 90% change of winning. So the conclusion is timing does not affect my chances of winning so I don't need any skill to win, just luck. The risk is that someone could deposit $9,000 which makes your $900 chump money. Timing is important in this regard. It stops even higher rollers from entering and taking your money. I honestly don't see this happening with our game though. There will be multiple channels with higher minimum amounts required to bet to allow for higher rollers to compete with each other. |
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Every gambling website is more luck than skill. Bustabit is about being lucky enough to cashout before it crashes on a certain number. PrimeDice is about being lucky enough to get below/above a number. SatoshiMines is about being lucky enough to not hit a mine.
Luck and skill aren't mutually exclusive. Both can exist. It's just about ratio of luck to skill. It's possible to be strategic in games like BustaBit, PrimeDice and SatoshiMines but at the end of the day they all depend on luck. That's gambling.
no not really , all the games and sites that you mentioned are purely luck and there is no skill involved but you are tying to promote your site as a skill game but there is no skill at all not even 1% , it's a pure lottery and it's so wrong to say it's skill I think there is a misunderstanding as to how this works. Please allow me to clarify: this isn't just a lottery website. There aren't any tickets to buy. There will be a count down. This is when people will be able to enter. You can absolutely skill and analyze whether to enter or not. There is skill, but it is luck as well, just like anywhere else. |
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Not a game of skill.
What I can say, I've been here for years and you are not the first one to try this with Cryptocurrencies. What most people do is find some csgo betting site for free and pay someone 50$ to change the deposit/withdraw system. You wonder why you don't see sites like this ? Its because they all failed. People are just not interested in "betting" this way with crypto.
I'm sorry you feel this way, but that's not how I intend to do business. Let clarify, I'm hiring people to code a back-end, front-end and do graphics. There is no repackaging of an already existing game. This is all unique to us. People are interested in this type of betting. SkinJoker is a very popular website. The reason why I would assume that most websites fail isn't because of lack of interest. It has to do with their own finances. I have this all considered and more information regarding marketing and finance will be coming out in the next few days. Thank you. |
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If a player decides to snipe, they can increase their chances before anyone else can enter. This can give them a massive chance to win.
jesus !!! how is that a skill !! their chances won't change in terms of EV if they snip with big amount that means they have higher chance to win but also the payout will never worth the risk they take I don't know how you call this skill , it's pure chance and you are taking a fee so it's not even profitable a skill game is a game that a good person can benefit from to at least lower the house edge ( like blackjack ) or even being +EV ( like poker and sportsbetting ) still can't believe you are calling this a skill game Every gambling website is more luck than skill. Bustabit is about being lucky enough to cashout before it crashes on a certain number. PrimeDice is about being lucky enough to get below/above a number. SatoshiMines is about being lucky enough to not hit a mine. Luck and skill aren't mutually exclusive. Both can exist. It's just about ratio of luck to skill. It's possible to be strategic in games like BustaBit, PrimeDice and SatoshiMines but at the end of the day they all depend on luck. That's gambling. |
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There's going to be a huge amount of skill required in this game.
People will be able to snipe games.
They will be able to work together and form teams.
People will try time the games and do whacky things.
That's all fine with me. It adds to fun of the game. As long as it's not hacking it.
still don't get it , how people teaming up is considered a skill when they are teaming up in buying lottery tickets that the site take a cut from it it's still -EV isn't it  or am I missing something , if so please explain more cause I still see no skill involved at all There's skill in being able to time your entry. still not clear to me , please give me an example how skills in choosing the time of entry can change the result make the example like if the pot has X then a player decided to enter at Y what difference would that make ? have tried to read the concept over and over again , still not able to see anything related to skills If a player decides to snipe, they can increase their chances before anyone else can enter. This can give them a massive chance to win. |
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There's going to be a huge amount of skill required in this game.
People will be able to snipe games.
They will be able to work together and form teams.
People will try time the games and do whacky things.
That's all fine with me. It adds to fun of the game. As long as it's not hacking it.
still don't get it , how people teaming up is considered a skill when they are teaming up in buying lottery tickets that the site take a cut from it it's still -EV isn't it or am I missing something , if so please explain more cause I still see no skill involved at all There's skill in being able to time your entry. |
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I hope you're all doing well! Since this is just on developing period i guess this wont be appropriate to be posted on this gambling section but either on project development or announcement boards (correct me if im wrong). Towards the project im little bit curious yet you had mentioned that this wont really be just like a typical game against the house. From the description he wrote it sounds a lot like a game which i made back in 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C--rJtSVj_c ( it doesnt exist anymore so not advertisement) Im wondering how are you gonna make a provably fair system for this kind of game? Hash/salt/roll isn't really it, because you(house) could still see the outcome of the game before everyone else does. I agree that this is a problem. It's a problem with the entire provability system itself though. The owner of Bustabit said that the number generates before the game starts to prevent it from sniping big players. Whether or not he's telling the truth is an entirely different proposition. I think it's still good to implement provability fair regardless. Not 'something new' entirely.
I've seen things like this on multiple occasions - and yes, in the crypto sphere, not somewhere else.
Things like fish bite fish cross my mind.
Never heard of that one and Google doesn't show much. It's an interesting idea but I'd be worried the platform would be dominated by a few players that group up to game the system.
Would it also be provably fair?
I've thought about this too. That's why I believe there should be multiple servers that people can participate in with minimum amounts. The incentive for big players to snipe smaller players won't be there when they could instead bet with other high rollers on their own network. Basically, if you have fees each round and a whale comes along to bet then the fees won't make it worthwhile. To answer your question: yes!
This isn't just a random dice game or bust before a specific number. Tried and saturated. Envision a pool of funds that people contribute to. The people who pay more have a higher chance of winning. In effect, this a bit like a lottery or a raffle. Just without having to specifically guess a number. The more tickets you buy; the higher chance you have. This is sure to incentivise competition among players which in turns means more revenue for us.
As far as I understand this game basically turns out to be just about the money? Can you, let's say, but 100% of tickets and win? If the difference in the price of the ticket and the prize is big enough it would still make sense. At the same time it would make the game fair. I mean there are so many people, who bet and gamble when they don't have much money just because of the hope to win. With your rules whose people will see their chances to win and won't get involved eventually. PvP idea sounds great to me, each one will want to invest more to gain more and that's how the game gets more interesting - the prize cost rises, right? And about working with you - do you consider paying cash, or is it just the % of a profit, that one will get for work? The prize comes from the placed bets itself. It would be impossible to have a single person betting. The game at the very minimum requires two people to work. If I were to pay cash, it would have to be for a finished product, not hours worked. But that would be at sacrifice of your future share of the profits. I think it's better to receive a continuous payment month-after-month than just a single payment. Are you in this for short-term gains or long-term?
We're still looking for a backend developer! |
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We have a front end dev & GFX designer on board! We're still looking for someone to do backend!
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