Thanks for letting us know about this. We now check to make sure that the user isn't withdrawing to an on-site address (an address belonging to yourself or another user). This will eventually be replaced with the ability to 'tip' other accounts.

Will fix this issue in a little bit, currently handling a DNS issue that crashed our server unfortunately

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Fixed this issue as well, thanks for letting us know. Appreciate all the feedback and testing

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The issue that caused a crash during a jackpot game has been fixed, chat and games are now re-opened.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

Yup, it's been tested. You can actually test yourself and you'll get the same notification, no matter the balance

Thanks for letting us know, this was a slight oversight on our part. The issue now is fixed and the deposit ranges for both the coinflip and jackpot game modes are as follows:
- BTC: 0.000001 - 1
- LTC: 0.00025 - 250
- DOGE: 1 - 250,000

To get back to the other coin selection you click the 'back to options' link on the bottom left of the modal (as in the screenshot below). We can avoid all this confusion in the future by making the menu open back at the initial wallet state every time it is open/closed. Changing the coin in the header only changes the coin used in games (coinflip/jackpot) when depositing/joining and will not effect anything done in the wallet.



Experience points (xp) is earned by playing games. The amount of XP you earn is proportional to the amount that you bet. If you win you gain the XP equal to the total round wager. If you lose you gain XP equal to your individual wager. We plan on giving rewards to the top 3 users because we want to show appreciation to those testing our application in the early beta stages. When launched, prizes will regularly be given to users on the top of the leaderboard.

Thanks for testing out the website and providing your feedback, it is greatly appreciated. Let us know if you have any more questions

Hey bitcointalk, we'd like to show off a (testnet) player-vs-player casino to the community. All of the development was 100% in-house and was not done utilizing any external casino "scripts".

Some of our features include:
- Play with BTC, LTC, & DOGE (testnet)
- Dynamic withdraw fees
- Coinflip and Jackpot game-modes
- EOS-based provable fairness
- Dynamic game fees depending on user level/xp
- User privacy features
- User chat
- Mobile design
- Level/XP system
- *NEW* Referral codes

We would like to gain feedback and opinions from the community before proceeding further and eventually licensing our application and moving to the mainnet. Any feedback on things such as our UI/UX, existing or potential site features, or any other ideas regarding the website are encouraged and greatly appreciated.

Since this is taking place on the testnet, here are some faucets that I recommend using:
- tBTC: https://testnet-faucet.mempool.co/
- tLTC: https://testnet-faucet.com/ltc-testnet/
- tDOGE: https://testnet-faucet.com/doge-testnet/

We plan to give prizes to the top 3 users on the xp leaderboard during the duration of the beta. The prizes are TBD and will be announced closer to our official launch date. Thanks for reading, excited to get any feedback

Update:
Along with several minor bug fixes, we have added a referral system to our website. This is viewable on the 'profile' page where you can set your referral code or set your referrer code (if you account is under 12 hours old). To view your rewards balance, just click the 'View Rewards Wallet' button in the wallet dropdown in the page header. Let us know if there are any issues, thanks!

Thanks for visiting and providing us your feedback, it is much appreciated

I guess the dash (-) isn't really necessary under the sub-categories on the left navbar, we just thought it gave a nice sense of separation between clickable links/menu items and their respective titles. If we were to get rid of this, would you recommend doing something like increasing the font-size or using a different font/font style? Or do you think it's fine just the way it is (without the dash (-) of course)? As for white space, do you think that the menu items are too close or too far from their respective titles?

Oops! This is our fault. It was originally working correctly, but it must have accidentally been removed or overridden last minute. We fixed it and it should be working fine now though.


This is feedback that we've heard before so it will definitely be changed in the future. We plan to remove this loading spinner and instead redesign our components to look good when certain data is not yet loaded instead of having a spinner in place.

Do you have any preferences for the placement/styling of the 'Back to Options' clickable item in the wallet modal which would make it more apparent to you? Also would you like us to reset the wallet modal back to the original page after closing and re-opening it?

Form control for the login modal has been added! We also added a new 'Forgot my Password' feature which can be now used as well.

Thanks again for checking out our website and telling us what you did/didn't like, we really value the feedback you gave us. We know that there is large room for improvement and we're prepared to go through many iterations of design and development until the experience is perfect for the user. We hope to see and hear from you in the future as more updates roll out

Firstly, we're happy that you took the time to go through the site and provide us with your feedback and I'd just like to say thank you for that. I'm glad that you're overall comfortable with the current color scheme and layout.


We considered adding a light color scheme before, but we weren't really sure how many users would actually want it. Now we know to prioritize it and add it in the future.

Being completely honest, we're not really familiar with Bitsler casino so any similarities in design are purely coincidental. We worked alongside a web designer who gave us iterative updates and asked for our feedback throughout the whole design process.

Our actual goal is to eventually integrate our own testnet faucet (for all coins) that users can utilize throughout the lifespan of our website. Even after we go live with non-testnet cryptocurrencies, we would like to have a place where users can test out games with testnet currency (ex: something like test.monk.gg). However, currently we only use other testnet faucets that are publicly available on the web such as this one.

In the future we'd like to integrate 3rd party accounts (Google, Twitter, etc.) to the sign in and registration process, but this will most likely be taken care of after the Jackpot and Rock, Paper, Scissors game modes are live on the beta.

Despite the fact that there was missing form control on the front-end of the registration modal (which is currently fixed now, we just added it), our backend validates that certain fields must abide by certain rules. It would actually not be possible for users to generate a password under six characters. Screenshots of invalid registration attempts (pre-update) are shown in the screenshots below.

Too short of a password example:


Invalid email example:


We definitely appreciate and value the feedback you gave us and hope to hear more from you after our future updates! Let us know if there are any other things that you would like to see added or changed or feel free to message us with any other questions or concerns. Thanks again

Hey everyone! Since our last post back in February (here), we have been hard at work conceptualizing and implementing a solidified UX/UI for the monk.gg website.

We are looking for input from the Bitcointalk community to give us a general idea of how real users feel using the website on our updated UX/UI. We would love any feedback from a new set of eyes. Any additional feedback on things such as our name, logo, and any other aspects of the site that you can think of is welcomed and encouraged.

After receiving some feedback from the community on the updated UX/UI, we plan on integrating our RPS and Jackpot game modes into the live beta; the latter being unique to the crypto gambling space. We are still working on how the RPS and Jackpot game modes will look and feel, so really any feedback we can get is extremely appreciated.

Other large improvements we have been working on since our last post include:
- Refining the Coinflip game mode
- Site/user security
- Eliminating any bugs we could find
- Rock, Paper, Scissors & Jackpot game types (coming soon)
- Additional currency support (ETH, LTC, DOGE) (coming soon)

Again, we really appreciate any and all feedback from others!
Any further comments, critiques, or suggestions are valued and encouraged.

Best,
monk.gg

NOTE: We are currently only supporting, testnet Bitcoin. All 'bets' are done with testnet currency and have no actual worth.

Check out this post I had in regards to my project that is currently under development here

Yes, I encourage the donation toward the rice farms! Thanks again for the kind words

I liked this idea as well, as I saw it on other sites such as Satoshi Squares but I need to keep in mind the constraint that registered users should not see guest users' games (I think this would lead to too much confusion). But I can solve this issue by either creating a new section for guests only or making it so guest games never go public and can only play against the bot. This is a feature I'll definitely implement in the future but not until I get closer to finishing the other games.

This can definitely be fixed if people would rather have it save and be set with an initial value than reset to default values each time.

Thank you so much for your feedback, it helps a lot and I'm glad that you liked the platform! For being the first person to review us on Bitcointalk, I sent a small tip to the BTC address ^[1Gm...] on your profile. Hope to see you on the website in the future!

Over the past several months, I have been developing a small PvP (player-vs-player) crypto casino with the idea of putting user fairness at the forefront. The only live game mode is coinflip; however the other PvP-focused games (RPS and jackpot) are currently being developed and will be integrated in the future.

ALL of the transactions that will occur during the beta stage of monk.gg will be done on the bitcoin testnet blockchain. This means that you can only send and receive Bitcoin with testnet addresses on the website. There are many testnet faucets available, but sometimes some go down or have issues, so I'll try to keep this post (and the website) updated with the one that is working most recently for me. Try this faucet for now: https://bitcoinfaucet.uo1.net/

I am interested in hearing all, if any, feedback or criticisms that the Bitcointalk community would be willing to give. If you have any questions or would be interested in helping out, feel free to contact us through PMs or through our Discord server, thanks for reading!

Features:
- One provably fair PvP game (coinflip)
- Ability to set client seed for max provable fairness
- Ability to play against BOTs (house)
- Chat
- Anonymity features
- Leaderboards
- User stats, game details, and history
- XP system that decrements fee %

What is coming soon:
- Rock, Paper, Scissors & Jackpot game types
- Additional currency support (ETH, LTC, DOGE)
- Account security features
- Updated UX/UI

I'm always open to hearing out new features and suggestions as well as interested in hearing any bugs that users might find or seek out. Please don't hesitate to share!