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on: July 25, 2013, 07:20:36 PM

first!

on: July 25, 2013, 05:35:49 PM

I fail at checking the "provably fair" part, what am I doing wrong? The site says php -r "echo (hexdec(substr(hash('sha256', '2e416f71e3aae2bac24f8dc9140d5f9317cb35a60af563ca12af4aaf4f166cd6' . 'The conqueror'), 0, 10)) % 100) + 1;" I compute the sha256 of 2e416f71e3aae2bac24f8dc9140d5f9317cb35a60af563ca12af4aaf4f166cd6The conqueror at http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I take the first 10 hex digits of the result, I convert them to decimal and apply modulus 100... And I don't get the right "lucky number"!

on: July 25, 2013, 04:28:01 PM

Quote from: superresistant on July 24, 2013, 06:30:39 AM Quote from: megamathieu on July 23, 2013, 07:11:06 PM Quote Je n'ai jamais rien compris au spectre socialiste et compagnie. Pour moi c'est comme le diable, tout le monde en a peur mais ça n'existe pas. La politique n'a pas de poids dans un système qui met l'argent au dessus de tout. considère tu que, je t'épargne la Corée du nord ou l’Allemagne nazi, le poids du politicien a suffisant dans le Venezuela ou l'Argentine actuelle ? as tu vraiment l'impression que cela créé des retour souhaitable ? comment une petite bande de politicien peuvent t'il être plus efficaces pour organiser la société que les décision rationnelle de millions de personnes ? si je pose les mauvaises questions, développe ta pensée. quand au fait que le socialisme REEL n'a jamais exister, les 20 millions et 60 millions de mort de l'URSS et de la Chine communiste te saluent... Salut la Chine ! Salut l'URSS ! Bref, c'est drôle que tu raisonnes en terme de mort. As ton avis, le libre marché, l'économie globale s'en sort t-elle mieux pour arrêter les guerres, nourrir la planète, partager et préserver ses ressources ? oh wait... Sans l'ombre d'un doute, oui. En quoi l'économie globale favoriserait-elle la guerre par rapport à une situation ou chaque pays s'enferme dans ses frontières? ( même question pour la nourriture et le partage ).

on: July 15, 2013, 06:12:34 PM

Because blockchain was down my payment c581405c7f889c5357a8a0c74c9aa987a630a4b17b19bae041bf105f067cf902 wasn't taken into account in this week's spin result. I assume payments weren't actually sent so please make sure to correct this :-s EDIT : Ok, now payments have been sent... refund please :-(

on: July 09, 2013, 08:01:11 AM

You can run away with the money ONCE. You can draw your own ticket as many times as you want. Pretty huge difference, making provably fair a 100% must.

on: July 08, 2013, 11:11:43 AM

It looks like the principle isn't clear enough ^^... As long as there is fewer than 5 candidates in a row ( except of course for the last one), you statistically GET money by playing, 4/5 chances of losing 5% versus 1/5 chances of winning 25% Currently there is only 3 candidates for 0.02 BTC, come and complete the row!

on: July 08, 2013, 07:36:38 AM

How does this work?

on: July 07, 2013, 04:50:59 PM

It's different in that you can place an offer for any "previous" price ; only one will be selected, but others will be 95% refunded ( and 4% will go to the last "chosen" buyer ) Edit : gains are sent when the game ends. Of course when you place an offer, a new "chosen one" is selected randomly.

on: July 07, 2013, 04:23:57 PM

Hello gamblers, today, very first test of a new game, The Chosen One! Somewhat similar to bitcoin gem but without the need to rush! http://thechosenone.servegame.com This is an alpha test, but it uses a single bitcoin address and outgoing payments will be checked manually, so it's perfectly safe. Before anyone notices and scream, I currently host it on Tor for legal and technical reasons. If that's a big deal I'll change it. Just give it a try!

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