It should be, but YD has two different "usernames", there's your login name which you use to access your account, and your nickname, which is your name in chat.  So you should be using the login name, I believe.  So it should be:

Username: Login name
Private Key: xxxxxx
2FA: xxxxx

The login name and the private key are case-sensitive as well.  If you still can't log in after this, I would recommend sending an email to support yolodice@zoho.com

Edit: Also make sure you are using an up-to-date version of DiceBot.

If you are trying to login through DiceBot, you use the Username, the PRIVATE API Key (not the public one) and any 2FA you have.  You have to make sure you're putting in the private API key or it won't work.  Also make sure your API key has the appropriate permissions.

Thanks for your feedback, I'm glad you had a good experience!  Ethan will be happy to know people are pleased.

Hello!  Hopefully I can address some of your statements.  Firstly, I'm glad you like it here!  Ethan and Scott both work really hard to make YOLOdice nice for everyone.

Bet speed should be fairly consistent depending on your physical distance from the YD servers, though over time Ethan has had to add some betting delays on bets under 100 satoshis because the site total of bets placed per second has grown over time considerably, and if he didn't add delays for the smaller bets, then all bets (even large ones) would have pretty significant delays.  Bets over 100 satoshis are still pretty fast, I get 3-5/second, and I'm very far away from the YD servers (they are EU-based).

As for your coin exchanger suggestion, I actually suggested that to Ethan a long time ago when he first mentioned integrating other coins; it is already under consideration.

Thanks!

Please do some research before you make a post spouting lies just because a few players lost some coins.  YOLOdice is 100% transparent, every roll is Provably Fair, and many players on our site have won quite a bit of BTC (Check our Stats page), even without the contest we run.

Casinos are very simple.  There is a house edge.  The odds are statistically against you, but there are people who still get lucky.  There are also people that lose.  Just because you lost doesn't mean we/they deceived you.

It's a wagering competiton - The house edge is 1% which means you're mathemetically supposed to lose 1% of your wagered.  People want to win the competition, so they wager more and hope to get lucky enough to win big and win a competition prize.  Site profit goes up and down, not just up.  It just happened to go up because people were wagering a lot more and didn't get lucky.

Also, site profit doesn't just benefit the admins - it also benefits all the players who choose to invest.  Please don't be ignorant.

Someone asked this in the competition thread, so I'll copy my answer from there for you:

"I asked Ethan this same question when he wanted to ask people to PM him and if I remember correctly his answer was this:

Some people play (or at least there used to be) and never pay attention to competitions or bother participating in them, or they play on alt accounts for a day or a couple days that they never use after that, and he didn't want to be crediting prizes to "throwaway" accounts that people will possibly never use again.

It'd be a waste of BTC to credit a prize to an alt account someone made that just wanted to play for a day or several and didn't care about the competition and then never used it again; it would just sit there forever.  He'd much rather have people claim their prizes so none of it goes to waste, and if by chance someone doesn't claim, the funds go back in the pool for future competitions. Smiley

I hope that answers your question."

As for your prize comment, we're aware that larger prizes bring more people, but YD is still a relatively small and new casino.  We choose prize sets that fit within our current budget, and try to appease both high rollers and lower rollers.  YD, or Ethan for that matter, doesn't have 1000s of coins laying around to be giving out 1btc prizes to multiple people.

At least not yet.

I asked Ethan this same question when he wanted to ask people to PM him and if I remember correctly his answer was this:

Some people play (or at least there used to be) and never pay attention to competitions or bother participating in them, or they play on alt accounts for a day or a couple days that they never use after that, and he didn't want to be crediting prizes to "throwaway" accounts that people will possibly never use again.

It'd be a waste of BTC to credit a prize to an alt account someone made that just wanted to play for a day or several and didn't care about the competition and then never used it again; it would just sit there forever.  He'd much rather have people claim their prizes so none of it goes to waste, and if by chance someone doesn't claim, the funds go back in the pool for future competitions.

I hope that answers your question.

Ah, damn, sorry you missed it :/

I personally like to wait until competitions start to play a whole lot (but I still play regularly).  If it helps you any, we start competitions roughly once every two weeks, so maybe you can plan it out if you'd like.

Have you tried out YOLOdice yet?  Our site features awesome stuff like rakeback on your wagered, two Progressive Jackpots, Night and Day Modes, competitions (like this one) every couple weeks, privacy settings, Seuntjie's DiceBot support, super fast rolls, and only a 1% House Edge!

YOLOdice Website: https://YOLOdice.com
Our BitcoinTalk Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1674772.0
Our Twitter (We do loads of giveaways here too!): https://twitter.com/yolodicegame
























Please Note:  At the end of the contest, if you're one of the top 15, you must claim your prize by PMing ethan_nx on YOLOdice  by typing /pm 1 and then just let him know you're a winner.

As soon as Ethan has an announcement to make on progress about Bitcoin Gold, he will post here, as he's said many times.

This was discussed further back in the thread many times, and gets talked about a lot in chat, but in case you missed it:

Ethan is already working on adding LTC support to YOLOdice, and most likely ETH sometime after that (but nothing is set in stone).  He's still working very hard to get the LTC integration, as it's not a simple flip of the switch; he essentially has to re-design the site from the ground up while also ensuring there's no bugs or exploits.  In case you didn't know, Ethan pretty much works solo on YD, he does not have a team of coders or anything like that, it's just him and Scott.

He told me it will take some time, but once it's done, it will be much easier to add other coins in the future.