I'd be willing to do it, but what guarantee do I have that you will actually have the money and pay for them in December?

I think you need a better way to display games/odds than massive posts here.  Maybe get a website or make a spreadsheet?

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=15918.0

Look through that and you'll see a link to http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=9430.0

Not really bashing, just playing devil's advocate... and hating on how some are setup/run/etc.

Try http://dot-bit.org/forum/index.php  doublec is more likely to respond there.

This is the kind of thing that just makes any gambling thing seem worse...

Playing devil's advocate...

How is this site any different?  The guy who made it could have put in a lot of the initial entries.

I completely agree with you on this point.

I'd probably run it at a little higher entry fee, depending on the feedback I get.... so not a big deal.

That also means if anyone is interested, let me know what you want from this.  I'm only going to actually do this if people give some feedback as to what kind of lottery they want.

That's why there's a gambling subforum for it now.

But most of them are all in one place?  The wiki has a lot of places that accept BTC as payment.

Do you need a list of all merchants that accept USD as payment too?

Your argument makes no sense at all.  There are lots of places you can buy goods/services with bitcoins.

But poor people tend to have more kids... so wouldn't that be the exact opposite of the point of the Darwin Awards?

Also, I think you meant losing not loosing.  Saw in your profile that you're in Brazil so I'm assuming ESL.

So aside from the hundreds of listed places you need some more?

So I'm trying to figure out if the idea of a mini lottery is interesting to people here.  It'd be along the lines of some other posts I've seen here where it's anywhere from 5-10 people per "round".

Here's my plan for how it would work:
1 - I'll get a random number from random.org ranging from 1-(number of players per round).
2 - A hash will be posted that is made from number + salt.
3 - The hash is posted before entries into the round.
4 - I'll pull the order of the entries from however blockexplorer shows them, so it's also kind of random if two come in the same block.
5 - Once enough entries for the round have been put in I release what number it was, and the salt I used to make the hash.  This ensures that I am not changing results.

For running it I'd take a few % cut, don't know exactly yet... but it would not be a big one.

Please post your feedback, let me know if the bitcoin gambling community would like this.

Timestamps are hard 

I don't know if the King of NY is to be trusted...

A good read is The Game.  It is kind of weird, but also has good information in it.  Plus it's definitely interesting.

Maybe we can put it in the corner for timeout?

I believe the entry is processed as soon as mybitcoin sees the transaction come across (doesn't wait for confirmations).... so it shouldn't ever be an issue unless you try to send while not connected to the network.