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We intend to change the lotteries so that the selected values are selected at the listing of the game and then a hash of the values is provided which can then be verified after the game closes.  Unfortunately we can't do something similar for the raffles as we don't know beforehand how many tickets will be sold for each game.


Yes, our announcement thread is here


The site has been live for a while now and there are some testimonials on the announcement thread above.

Thanks!

No problems, please fill in my new template (ahh laziness) and I'll get it added shortly

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Hey,

Care to add diceoncrack.com and taabl.net to your list?

Thanks!

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Doubt it.. wouldn't be worth it to buy domain + hosting JUST for a short scam.

Site offline?

I still disagree.  Expected profit is proportional to house edge (if we ignore progressive jackpots) and nothing to do with bet range.

Changing the bet range can change the variance, but the expected profit is always going to be the house edge times the amount wagered.

If you have a house edge of 1%, and I wager 1000 BTC, you can expect to keep 10 BTC of it, no matter how I split up the 1000 BTC into smaller bets.

I'm sorry I don't have time now to address your post in more detail.  What you say about progressive pots is interesting.  I suppose it's possible that there are some games out there where the progressive pot is big enough that it's 'worth' playing for the player, mathematically speaking.  I know the SatoshiDice progressive game used to be like that, for a very short time until the rules were changed.

Yep this is what I wanted to avoid with SolidCoins, and it appears to have worked. Many more people have a share of the early wealth which creates more stable market conditions.

In i0coins case 4 or 5 people had 90% of the first 100-200K coins and could do whatever they wanted with the market. Currently on the SolidCoin exchange there are more buy orders than coins exist, so that should tell you something.

Sorry that you lost your BTC

I'd recommend bitZino too, and I don't have a referral link to push at you.    Every game is provably fair - they shuffle the deck, then effectively allow you to cut it before they deal the hand, so the site itself doesn't know and can't control what cards (or dice rolls, or roulette numbers) are going to come out, since it's decided by the player's "cut".

On top of that, the games all just work in your browser.  No download required, and no Flash plugin required.  All just pure HTML5 goodness.

It's the only place I know that has all 3 of:

* provably fair (like strike sapphire isn't - they publish the shuffles only well after you play, no hash magic before you play)
* fun (like satoshidice isn't - it's like there's no game, just winning or losing)
* always pays out when you win (like bitjack21 doesn't - they invented 'provably fair' but seem to have trouble paying out)

^Uses 9781934452981 as his password for everything, knowing that if he ever forgets it he can plug a memorized phrase into his favorite search engine to retrieve it.