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Sorry man, but 20 BTC is a joke of a BR. Please don't waste your time with this. And please stop plugging your pedophile imageboard. Uh oh, pedophiles have used Bitcoin before! Better sell all your holdings! You go first. I wonder how much "diggit.io's #1 investor" is being paid to try to stop any competing casino from opening?  Nice. Straight away accusing your competition of gross malpractice and anticompetitive behaviour. Coupled with the pedophilia, you don't seem like a nutcase at all. /s |
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Is it 3D casino games?  Nice screenshots, any ETA on real launch? Yep, 3D casino games just like the old BitVegas. You can chat with other players too because it's like Minecraft. The only things disabled will be interacting with the environment (punching blocks, placing blocks, etc). Players will be able to fly and run to see the board better. There will be some other minor differences from BitVegas's roulette due to the different game engines. For example, your bet is going to be placed on where you stand on the board, not by clicking on the board. Meh. I say don't waste your time. Do you even have a bankroll to start with or are you going to try to find investors? The server will start with a pot of 20 of my own BTC. If people invest it will make high stakes bets possible faster, but if not I can set the max bet low and just wait. I'm doing this because I miss BitVegas and there are no alternatives around right now. I gambled there quite a bit a few years ago. If it turns out to be a complete waste of time I'll open source it and move on with my life anyway  I can get initial players by advertising on the site I own though (8chan) so don't count it out yet. I made a lot more progress than I expected today:  I'll be back in a week to finish it and launch it. Expect a launch by May 15. Sorry man, but 20 BTC is a joke of a BR. Please don't waste your time with this. And please stop plugging your pedophile imageboard. |
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Is it 3D casino games? Nice screenshots, any ETA on real launch? Yep, 3D casino games just like the old BitVegas. You can chat with other players too because it's like Minecraft. The only things disabled will be interacting with the environment (punching blocks, placing blocks, etc). Players will be able to fly and run to see the board better. There will be some other minor differences from BitVegas's roulette due to the different game engines. For example, your bet is going to be placed on where you stand on the board, not by clicking on the board. Meh. I say don't waste your time. Do you even have a bankroll to start with or are you going to try to find investors? |
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Are there any mods on the chat? I've seen people spamming other sites and just posting links to porn, the mute works but seriously, they should be able to be banned.
Unfortunately no. People have suggested CryptoFuture to appoint mods to deal with the spam for months, I don't know why but Crypto didn't seem to be interested.  There are already users on chat, including myself, who have the power to globally mute other people such as spammers etc. |
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This is absolutely a scam. The source for Diggit.io is private.
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I dont see anyone doing scams openly on the screenshot except someone with same account transfering his coins? and there is actually no rules about rain farming, but if this keeps on going, this site will degenerate into a faucet site instead
Goodluck on applying to be a moderator, I've applied like months ago, even shoot PM to crypto, being ignored as if he doesnt need one, lets see what will he do now regarding this issue in the chatroom
I didn't mean to imply there was a scam on the screenshot just that they occur in chat. I changed my mind. I don't want to be moderator as my interest in Diggit has declined a bit. I can only handle so much poor communication skills in chat as well. Lalala actually has 6 accounts. One of the reasons I'm bored and people will be turned off is that they can't play the game when a Russian rain farmer is collecting half the rain.  Heh, you know it's gotten bad when nav is saying that he's losing interest in the site. Seriously though, he's one of the longest and most consistent people on the site, and he's completely right about it. It's sad to see it going down hill, I really used to enjoy going onto it a lot. But the lack of communication with Crypto and his seeming lack of interest in a site that has nearly 900 BTC invested into it is definitely an issue. Hopefully this gets resolved, but for now, I don't see myself coming back to it. Crpto and I make up over 800 BTC of the ~900 BTC bankroll. Neither of us are losing interest in the site. |
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Just a reminder, in case you missed out on reading the title:
TheBitcoinStrip.com | Honest Bitcoin casino reviews...
Yes, but if you "donate" them 1BTC it can be truly honest  Source? That's blatantly false. |
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Which casino should we review next?
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Great casinos.  Thanks. |
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Hi,
I'm looking for an expert in SEO for my Bitcoin-related blog. I'd like a thorough review of my current SEO attempts, and some suggestions for improvement.
Pitch to me in PM.
Oldmate
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I'll take it for 0.0001 BTC.
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If Primedice were rigged, the exploit Hufflepuff used wouldn't have worked. The seeds are exactly the same as they should be. I recommend you to check and confirm the seeds. It was most likely your own fault for losses inflicted.
you don't need to manipulate seeds to make it rigged. just like i said earlier 999 seeds matched up fine and their site was rigged. DiceBitcoin skipped nonces that has nothing to do with knowing seeds 999Dice is a unique case because of the odd way that the provably fair system worked. You had to make a manual request before your bet in order to see the seed; if you didn't, then you'll just have to believe the casino. No other sites that I'm aware of do this. |
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The link was really helpfull thanks Thanks mate |
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I mean a small little page of some numbers (verification page) doesn't prove much.
To be honest, this isn't true. Provably fair mechanisms and their verifiers prove everything if you understand how to use them. With a legitimate provably fair system implemented, it is impossible for the casino to cheat. What you are likely seeing is just variance. With a tiny 1% house edge, massive swings are far from uncommon. Make enough bets, and you will eventually have a massive losing streak. Remember that there are absolutely no patters whatsoever in randomness -- every single bet is independent of the last, and this is why many betting systems are flawed. If the casino has a legitimate provably fair mechanism, it is unfair to say it is rigged. I haven't actually had a look at the system used myself, but I assume someone else would have by now. If that maths is right, then it's probably not a scam (in telling outcome of bets, at least -- the site could still run with your deposits). |
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I'm really loving the site. Although there appears to be issues with lots of the stats collection: Crypto-Games is getting parsed wrong (it seems to interpret 175.33 as 17,533). The Fortune Jack stats definitely have problems too (negative wagered is not possible, and those spikes are unrealistic). mydice.co also has a similar problems as fortune jack. In their site they advertise a total of 50 BTC wagered, but your stats show 173 in the last day. You also might want to reset the stats on bitdice.me to when they restarted their stats as the charts aren't very readable the way it is =) Fixed Crypto-Games. They used to display stats differently but they must have changed it recently. FortuneJack and myDice.co, I don't know how to fix this but I'll look into it later. Going to just reset BitDice's history now. |
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I'm really loving the site. Although there appears to be issues with lots of the stats collection: Crypto-Games is getting parsed wrong (it seems to interpret 175.33 as 17,533). The Fortune Jack stats definitely have problems too (negative wagered is not possible, and those spikes are unrealistic). mydice.co also has a similar problems as fortune jack. In their site they advertise a total of 50 BTC wagered, but your stats show 173 in the last day. You also might want to reset the stats on bitdice.me to when they restarted their stats as the charts aren't very readable the way it is =) Thanks for that. I'll look into those very soon. Crypto-Games: Most likely a bug on my end. Sounds like a quick fix. FortuneJack: Honestly, I've looked at the logs over and over and it seems to be correct on my end. I know negative wagered is not possible. It's probably an issue with FortuneJack sometimes display old/cached stats instead of actual live numbers sometimes. MyDice.co: I'll look into that. BitDice: Yeah, that's annoying. |
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