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1  Economy / Gambling / Re: Another "Raffle" game. Would you participate? on: December 08, 2014, 01:50:20 AM
can i know how much the prize if win lottery??
Yes, you will know the amount of the raffle winnings. Its a raffle. I guess it's not a lottery.
Any other questions?
2  Economy / Gambling / Re: Another "Lottery" game. Would you participate? on: December 07, 2014, 04:46:17 PM
If the concept is good, the site is nice and safe and pays out instantly, why not.
I know my concept is good. And yes, it will pay out instantly. Do you have any other thoughts? Please, ask me some more questions.
3  Economy / Gambling / Another "Raffle" game. Would you participate? on: December 07, 2014, 12:17:38 AM
You can either create your own lottery or try to win someone else's. You can easily verify our service by creating and playing your own lottery for a few cents.

This is how it would work from the lottery creator's point of view.

You create a semi-transaction which locks up the specified amount of your lottery, a smart contract. This will make sure no one can start a lotto for an amount they don't have.
Next, the creator of the lottery will choose a secret number between 1-500, for example, and the secret number is put into the "smart contract".  The creator will also require a minimum amount of btc to participate.

You will see EVERYONE'S guess in REAL TIME. So there won't be any questions about the fairness and honesty. So who ever pays the correct amount and the first one to guess the secret number will win the lottery. The contract automatically releases the funds to the winning address.

Or after the specified time, no one wins, the secret number is displayed for everyone to see.

It will play out like this:

Bob wants to start his own lotto. He makes the half transaction of 4 bitcoins. He makes the rules that whoever guesses his secret # between 1-999 will win his 4 bitcoins. He determines that his secret # is 239. He also decides that the minimum to play is 0.005 bitcoins. Bob says the lotto will end in 3 hours. He says if no one guesses the correct # in 3 hours, half the lotto will be split amongst all the participants. Or something similar. Our service will create rules designed to make creators and players to behave in a fair manner.

So would you participate? What do you think? I don't know of ANY other lottery game where you can create your own lottery.  
   
4  Economy / Service Discussion / The most secure, HONEST, transparent BITCOIN Lottery Ever? on: December 06, 2014, 08:13:44 PM
You can either create your own lottery or try to win someone elses. You can easily verify our service by creating and playing your own lottery for a few cents.

This is how it would work from the lottery creator's point of view.

You create a semi-transaction which locks up the specified amount of your lottery. This will make sure no one can start a lotto for an amount they don't have.
Next, the creator will choose a secret # between 1-500.  The creator will also require a minimum amount to participate.

So who ever pays the correct amount and the first one to guess the secret number will win the lottery.

And you will see EVERYONE'S guess in REAL TIME. So there won't be any questions about the fairness and honesty.

It will play out like this:

Bob wants to start a lotto. He makes the half transaction of 4 bitcoins. He makes the rules that whoever guesses his secret # between 1-999 will win 4 bitcoins. He determines that his secret # is 4. He also decides that the minimum to play is 0.005 bitcoins. Bob says the lotto will end in 3 hours. He says if no one guesses the correct # in 3 hours, half the lotto will be split amongst all the participants.
5  Economy / Digital goods / gold-bitcoins.com for sale on: October 19, 2014, 09:08:53 PM
Just wondering if anyone would be interested in buying this domain from me. PM me any questions
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