Just wondering how much is this physical coin cost a piece? The one in the picture is definitely attractive
You can buy them from Mitchell's summer sale thread for $80 (a steep discount from the silverwallet website), plus I believe $8 $5 for US shipping and $13 for international. (which I forgot to mention, the bustabit biggest loser prize comes with international shipping if that wasn't implied) |
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Oh very cool. Looks like something that should be on the featured page =)
Well done!
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Nevertheless, it is totally unfair to compare Fortunejack with JD, PD or any other website that offers only dice in their portfolio. Here at fortunejack we provide 400+ Slot Games and 11 different game categories, together with 10 crypto currencies in total, just think about that.
I think most players are loss-constrained, so as these games have a higher house edge it would make this an even bigger achievement. If we pick conservative numbers and assume that 50% of the volume is from deposit-bonuses and you have a weighted house edge of 2%, it would still mean you should be netting over 500 BTC per day? That's an insane amount of money for players to be losing to the site every day. I've personally played at your site (I try give give almost all sites a test) and experienced significant withdrawal delays for a win in the 5-10 BTC range, which is completely understandable as you want to check things over, but for someone making 500 BTC a day this now seems a little strange? I know for my site (which should be making 1/250th of yours) I need to keep the hot-wallet at least 30 BTC for things to just go smoothly on a day to day basis Just out of interest, I queried the amount of sessions on my sites chat where variations of "prime dice" was mentioned vs "fortune jack" and excluded ref-links, to come up with a ratio of 9:1 although there's probably quite a demographic difference between my players and yours. Anyway, I don't mean to throw any accusations out there, and I've played on your site and honestly had a great experience doing so, but I really have a hard time believing your numbers (although if they are real, more power to you, I'm insanely jealous  ). |
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I'd like to give it another shot: 1MtLP254hhjdxQrjRpH2eFEvpvVcPutXXh
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=======The BustaBit Loser Contest!====== The rules are simple, who ever loses the most money on bustabit between "September 25, 00:00 UTC" and "October 1, 00:00 UTC" ( Get current time in UTC) wins a sexy gold trim Silver Wallet! More info can be found on: SilverWallets.com. Good (or bad?) luck to everyone! Live rankings: https://www.bustabit.com/loserboard--- And for the #2nd biggest loser, you can have the coin for free, as long as you pay shipping (to make #1 prize a little btter) --- And for #3rd biggest loser: Mitchełł is offering a special discount if they want to purchase one of their own. |
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Fuck it. Final bid: BTC0.34
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Even though if you roll 20 heads in a row, it is more likely that the 21st will be tails. Of course next time it might be 21 heads in a row, but its all random.
It's not just the individual outcome that is random, but the cluster too, so even though if you have 20 heads in a row, it is morel likely that the 21st will be tails, it is not true always.
By betting tails after the 20th, you might win once, but you might lose another time. But it gives a bigger certainty anyway than just naked betting randomly.
[...] is the mistaken belief that, if something happens more frequently than normal during some period, it will happen less frequently in the future [...] |
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BTW just a reminder to set a (valid) email address it makes it easy to contact me for important account issues. I'll never use it as a way to spam you, or push marketing crap. Unfortunately today I had to without notice suspend a few accounts after having no way of contacting the owners for abusing the deposit system (creating hundreds of deposit addresses, and sending them with thousands of dust transactions). I guess it's a way to abuse faucets, but it ends up clogging up our hot wallet a bit and being rather expensive to spend from. Anyway, if any of your accounts was affected, please contact me on support (or email me: ryan@moneypot.com) and I'll re-enable the accounts right away so you can take your money out (or at least use cold-addresses, which doesn't pollute the hot wallet) |
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Do you mean that when you choose to divest, it'll tell you what the fee will be and such before it's final? Or that it will tell you this after it's done? Hoping for the former.
It'll show it quite rather explicitly, so it's not going to be an issue =) |
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I dont understand how the investments worked i have deposited but i cant transfer 0.01 to investment.
You're trying to transfer 0.01 bit to investment? Offhand, I think there might be a small limit (which I'll probably soon raise to 10k bits, as investing and divesting is quite an expensive database operation) |
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The investor profit is now +60 btc, so the commission system should have been kicked in already. But I just did a divestment and don't seem to see it. Also, it would be good to show my investment profit since the last commission payment on the investment page, so that I can have a clear picture of it before divesting.
Well the good news is that I've been busy, and haven't had the time to do proper testing for the investor commissions branch, so all earnings are completely free of commission at the moment. After the change lands, it is quite explicit about your investing profit and how much commissions will be charged. (and don't worry, it won't charge profits from before the change lands). But at the moment it's taken a bit of a back seat to some of the bustabit maintenance work I've been doing, and building a brand-new exciting feature for MP (sorry, I won't leak too much, but it'll be really cool, I promise). |
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Yeah, the bustabit chat can be pretty awful at times. It doesn't really mean I endorse what people are saying, it's just that I really try only step in as a last resort when things get overly disruptive, but the best way to deal with it is just "/ignore <username>".
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What if someone deposit a big amount and withdraw it back some hours later? Your code will automatically send the bitcoin to your cold wallet, and you will manually send bitcoin from your cold wallet to process the withdrawal, but will the last step make your cold wallet addresses linkable?
There's not a single cold-wallet address (we generate a new one for each deposit, using bip32) so if people find out a few of them, is not a problem, and doesn't reveal what the others are. Also, the code is quite intelligent so it doesn't spill money to the cold wallet, unless the hot wallet overflows a configurable "too full" level, and will never spill too much. |
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what your problem? you have lost, gamble is not always win!
He's just a bad troll: And if i know where the owner of this site lives i would take his life  and all other gambling site owners ,. (probably best to just ignore him) |
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...and the house is running hot: 10:39 Ryan: !profit 1d
10:39 Shiba: -40777234.18 bits
Players have taken home over 40 BTC in the last day! |
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The legendary whitetuxpeng is back playing hard, if anyone wants a show. (Back in the early days, he won so much that he put BaB in a total of a >30 BTC negative profit hole and needed outside investment to stay afloat). (BTW he started this session at -88 or so, so he's actually up by about 20) |
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