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221  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 12, 2011, 01:30:17 AM
You used one of your other bitcoin addresses, so my system generates a second account for you. Thats no problem, you can have as many accounts as you like. The profit will send to the linked bitcoin address.
222  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 12, 2011, 12:57:45 AM
Hi tom,

I don't added your address by hand. I checked the database and everything worked as it should. As mentioned before you can not count the entrys in the win/loss or waiting list in order to win.

Sometimes it took some time until the bitcoin server receives the unconfirmed transaction. I don't know why but I think it has to do with the bitcoin networks node connections.

If there are more than one player in the waiting list, the server will deliver the playing order depending on the confirmations.

The latest example was:

Waiting list order:

-> Player 1: Puls....
-> Player 2: Puls...
-> Player 3: Phil...

The server receives the bitcoin transaction block and delivers the following list, depending on confirmation order:

Player 1: Puls....
Player 2: Phil...
Player 3: Puls...

As you see, player 1 bet two times in order to win one. But the confirmation of player 2 was computed faster and so the playing order changed. If you would like to know why the order changed we have to open a thread in the technical discussion area. I am not so deep inside the block-calculation process to answer this question.

I hope that helps.

Kind regards!

@genewitch:
I am open for any ideas. Please be lenient towards me, it's my first bitcoin project and it is the first day running.
But I am very interested in setting up the bets properly.
223  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Bitcoin Lottery! on: June 11, 2011, 10:47:14 PM
:-) Damn!

We use the same name for a different idea.

Check out my project: The Bitcoin Lottery

http://k8500.com
224  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 09:58:57 PM
Good Idea!

But it must be optimized. What will happen if 10 people win 200% of their bet?
The server account would be empty and the server will not be able to payout the winning values.

What about:

0-50: LOSE
51-69: 5% of Jackpot
70-80: 10% of Jackpot
80-90: 25% of Jackpot
91-99: 50% of Jackpot
100   : JACKPOT!

In that case the winnig profit is bind to the server's account balance.


and btw: Lucker! +1 win to your account  Shocked
225  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 09:17:14 PM
He's trying to get the jackpot!

And he rolled a 99 in his last round, which was close but no cigar!

226  Economy / Marketplace / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 09:11:00 PM
Thank you!

Now I count 3 wins with you name, and 2 losses.

But damn, you rolled a 99 in your last loss round.

Close, but no cigar.  Cheesy
227  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 08:53:15 PM

That was the proof of concept.

On my list you were the first player, Louis was the second, xxx the third.

You were on winning position if the confirmations would have been calculated in that order.

But the payment confirmations arrived in that way:

First: Louis (winner)
Second: YOU (lost, sorry)
Third: XXX (winner)

I am sorry for you, but it's good for the game that counting and watching the list will not work everytime.


@tragor: thx for playing!  Cool I will fill up your bitcoin account and send you the needed coins. Whats your bitcoin address?

Greetings,

Der Hamburger
228  Economy / Marketplace / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 08:36:46 PM
Thank you!

I thought people need another chance to generate some coins. Bitcoin mining with my standard CPU/GPU don't makes me happy ... ;-)

Greetings!
229  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 08:31:10 PM
@tragor

haha, it seems you understand the game ;-)

But just to let you know: depending on your location and connections it is possible that the transaction hash (don't know if that is the right word) of the player next to you is computed faster and confirmed earlier.

So watching the win/lose and waiting list will not work always.

Greetings.
230  Economy / Marketplace / The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 08:23:28 PM
Hi!

I would like to introduce my latest project. The beta test (see forums »project development« area) was successful, so it's time to announce it to the public.

********************************

The Bitcoin Lottery!

http://bitcoin.dyndns.info/bt/


********************************

Feel free to register your bitcoin address and start playing.

Playing value:   0.1 BTC

Winning chance: 50%

Instant payout: if you win you will receive your profit instant.

********************************

UPDATE -> 22. Jun. 2011 21:44 h (CET)

Bet minimum: 0.1 BTC
Bet maximum 1.0 BTC

Win Class: Roll 100 - 200 = 150% payout
Jackpot Class: Jackpot Roll 200 = + 90% jackpot payout[/b]

-> See details on website.

<- Update end

********************************

How it works:

Step 1:
Register your bitcoin address and send 0.1 bitcoins to the shown address.

Step 2:
You have to wait until the bitcoin network confirms your bet. In the meantime you can see your name in the waiting list.

Step 3:
The server checks your ticket. If you win you will get an instant payout.

NOTE:
The Jackpot payout is updated after every players move, hence the payable amount may vary from the amount displayed at the rounds start.

The needed transaction fee is calculated for every transaction and may vary, too.


********************************

The Bitcoin Lottery discussion thread: http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=15002.0

********************************

And now, try increase your investment and get the Jackpot! I hope you like the game!

Kind regards,

Der Hamburger
231  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 06:58:22 PM
Hi Tom,

thx for the spelling corrections, I appreciate that much!

The algo is very easy right now. Every 2nd player has a 100% winning chance. Maybe I should implement a rolling system with 50:50 chance. But only with the current system I can guarantee that there is a winning value.

If I would use a rolling system for regular wins, there will be no value in winning cases. In example if you win two times one after another.

The problem is that I need some more players. At this stage it's easy to guess if you win or lose.

The real competition is to win the jackpot.

I saw you are trying ... so you will understand the system and how it works. You can calculate your risk and decide to play or not. Even if there are more players at the same time you can't calculate it.

... Hmmm, maybe I should implement the rolling system for regular wins and keep some % of the Jackpot to guarantee there will be always a winning value for some regular wins one after another.

I hope you understand what I mean, some english words are missing ...

Greetings!
232  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 06:25:48 PM

I am happy to see it works!

@tragor: you have to reload to see your name in the waiting list ... I saw your name. If the transaction is confirmed your name will be displayed in the win or lost area. But there is no waiting list if you win, you name will be displayed instant in the winning area. To see the winning money transaction you have to look into your bitcoin client.

Maybe I should implement a list that shows the outgoing payments (like the waiting list).

Regards,

Der Hamburger
233  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Project on: June 11, 2011, 11:30:38 AM
Damn, I hate this waiting for the next block to be processed ...
234  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Project on: June 11, 2011, 11:27:06 AM
Thank you!

The current round you will win Wink

Congrats Wink
235  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 11:24:41 AM
1. Login:

If you enter your Bitcoin address again, it will check the database and find your name. But maybe a real login system would be better. But I should have explained the login on the website.


2. Low Bet values

My project works really nice on the testnet, but I am a little afraid now on the real network Smiley
So I decided to start with low values for testing. If something went wrong, i will pay the winnings by hand.


But I am very happy that the first player gave it a try. Thank you, Ben! Whereever you are! Wink

Regards,

Der Hamburger

236  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Project on: June 11, 2011, 11:03:22 AM
READY :-)


The Bitcoin Lottery

http://k8500.com



Forum Discussion threat:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=15002.0

Kind regards,

Der Hamburger
237  Bitcoin / Project Development / The Bitcoin Lottery on: June 11, 2011, 11:00:00 AM
Hi!

I would like to introduce my latest project:

********************************

The Bitcoin Lottery!

http://bitcoin.dyndns.info/bt/


********************************

Feel free to register your bitcoin address and start playing.

Playing value:   0.1 btc to 1 btc

Winning chance: 50%

Every player rolls for the jackpot. So if you lose your round, you have still the change of winning the jackpot.

Instant payout: if you win you will receive your profit instant.


********************************

UPDATE -> 22. Jun. 2011 20:44 h (CET)

Bet minimum: 0.1 BTC
Bet maximum 1.0 BTC

Win Class: Roll 100 - 200 = 150% payout
Jackpot Class: Jackpot Roll 200 = + 90% jackpot payout[/b]

x% -> See details on website.

<- Update end

********************************

How it works:

Step 1:
Register your bitcoin address and send a minimum of 0.1 bitcoins to the shown address.

Step 2:
You have to wait until the bitcoin network confirms your bet. In the meantime you can see your name in the waiting list.

Step 3:
The server checks your ticket. If you win you will get an instant payout.

NOTE:
The Jackpot payout is updated after every players move, hence the payable amount may vary from the amount displayed at the rounds start.

The needed transaction fee is calculated for every transaction and may vary, too.

********************************

I hope you like my little project and that my english is not to bad Wink

Greetings!
238  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / PHP: how to calculate the transaction fee? on: June 09, 2011, 09:20:54 PM
Hi!

I have a big problem i can't solve by myself:

I am using PHP and use the API "sendfrom" command to send some transactions.

Is there a way to calculate the exactly needed transaction fee? I tried it with a basic 2% calculation and if I send i.e. 2 BTC I check if my account balance is more than 2 BTC + 2%.

But if I am sending more transactions it results in an error, because the account balance is to low.

Is there a way/command to calculate the correct transactions fee needed for each transaction? Or a way to get the transaction KB value?

Kind regards,

DaMan
239  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Project on: June 09, 2011, 09:57:45 AM
thx!

my project works well on testnet. i hope i can release it today for further testing.
240  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Project on: June 07, 2011, 07:30:53 PM
Don't panic!

To date I received nothing.

I tried the testnet network, but there are no bitcoins at all. The faucet is closed and I don't see a way to get test-coins. Maybe google knows the answer.

If anyone has a few testnet coins, it would be great if you can send it to my TESTNET address -> msDTYT5nDMoHooP3iV4y9EMXBxqddmGfqq
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