But that's exactly the point of a refresh. The system is reloaded.
And the player is informed about the change of the seeds, as they are always displayed to them.
And if a player does want different seeds, they can achieve this by refreshing.
That is exactly how this function of refreshing is intended to work.

I don't see why this should give the casino an advantage over the player.
The calculation of the random number is completely transparent.

If someone does not want to play with a certain seed, they can refresh until they like the seed.
I think this solution is much better than the reverse.

Hello khaled0111, manually changing the client seed works as follows:
Simply delete the previously generated seed and enter your own.
When you then start the game with the Play button, the number will be automatically generated with the manually entered client seed.
This means that the client seed currently in the input field when starting a game will be used for random number generation.

If you refresh your browser, a completely new client seed is generated each time (and a new server seed, too, by the way).
But it's never the same as the previous one. Keep an eye on that. 


Thank you @ all for your suggestions. We will definitely take note of the design suggestions.
The focus here will be on revamping the menu and subpages.

We will also create a detailed tutorial for the game, explaining all the game options, odds of winning, etc. in detail.

We will also consider adding more games, but this is really only on the agenda for the medium term.

As mentioned above, the next step will be to significantly reduce the house edge.
I have a concept for how this can be implemented without compromising the game principle of roulette.

In the meantime, we are for sure available to you at any time. All changes will be gradually integrated into the ongoing game operation. 

Now I understand. Jackpots, bonuses, VIP systems mean that the actual house edge is effectively lower.

In fact, we could work well with a significantly lower house edge.

We will definitely look into that. I already have an idea of how to implement this to reduce the house edge. Update to follow.

Thank you, thats exactly how its meant to be - we will build on that. 


Noted. 

Our game is a European table, there is only one zero. This means that the house edge is mathematically 2.7%.

I find it interesting that you describe our website as poorly designed. Actually, that was precisely the goal: to make the service as simple as possible.
We do not aspire to compete with the large, fully equipped casinos. Our goal is to offer the most accessible way possible to place your bets on a roulette table.
And to do so with the highest possible level of transparency and simplicity.  

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We will take this into account and add more detailed explanations of the game function in the future.

The lower limit on the payout amount is intended to make the payout function economically viable. Smaller payout amounts would exceed economic viability due to the fees charged by the Bitcoin network.

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Of course, this is a point that can only be confirmed over time. Our goal is to be a secure, long-term bank for online roulette betting.

We will prove that.

We are actually focusing on establishing ourselves as a safe bank for roulette bets in the long term.

We don't want to compete with the big bling-bling casinos. We simply want to offer the opportunity to place bets safely at the roulette table.

I think the existence of dice game sites in particular shows that there is demand for such offers.  

Hello Haunebu, thank you for your feedback.

Well, the reason could be that someone just wants to play a few numbers quickly without all the whistles and hurdles that other sites require of players. With us, you can simply log in quickly and start playing.

The house edge is 2.7%, as is usual for a (European) roulette table. There are 37 numbers (0, 1-36). If a number is hit, the bet is multiplied by 36. The same applies to all other bets, e.g. if the chip is placed on 4 numbers, the bet is multiplied by 36/4= 9 if a number is hit.
All bets possible at a real roulette table are available and have the corresponding payout factors.

Frequently asked Questions:

How exactly is the random number generated?

The random number for each game round is generated from three components:

The server seed, which is generated on the server side by roulette.cool.

The nonce, which starts at 1 and increases by 1 with each round played,
making it independent.

The client seed, which is generated in the user's browser or, alternatively,
can also be set manually by the user.

You can read in detail here how exactly the random number is then drawn from these components,
and how you can verify why this draw was unpredictable for all parties (users and bank) thanks to technical parameters: roulette.cool/provablyfair

How do deposits work?

You can make deposots via https://roulette.cool/deposit, which you can also access via the menu.

To make a deposit, you must generate a deposit address by clicking on the corresponding button.

All amounts paid into the generated address will be credited to your account.

This address is assigned to your user account for 72 hours. This address will then remain assigned to your user account for a further 7 days. During this time, however, you should no longer send any new deposits to this address, but instead generate a new one. Please take this into consideration for your Bitcoin deposit transaction to avoid errors.

How do payouts work?

You can make payouts via https://roulette.cool/payout, which you can also access via the menu.
Simply enter the withdrawal amount and the recipient address. Please note the minimum payout amount of 30,000 satoshi. Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours.