░▒▓ SHARPDICE v2.0 -- 0.5% floating h.e., Auto-bot and Moneypot!░▒▓

[james.lent]

nah mate, questions were quite general. 

[fox19891989]

Thanks for the comments guys.

The site was meant to be simple and clean.  We want to highlight our key features rather than try and be a flashy site.


About 4-5 days running now.
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Wagered: 21.7BTC

Bets: 227,250

Site Profit: -.563BTC

Given away: >.6BTC

Good stats, how to get free coins? Any faucet or you have a giveaway thread in games and around section? Eager to try your site asap

[LiQuidx]

The site looks nice. Gonna give it a try. Good luck with this

[arallmuus]

Nice to see another site is powered by moneypot, but why?

The question would be why not instead of why. I dont see any reason on why not to use Moneypot because they handle lot of stuff like deposit, withdrawal and also bankroll. Apart from that any new site that launch with Moneypot will gain more credibility as the owner of the site cant tamper your bet. All you need to do is to trust Moneypot instead of trusting a new site owner .

I would love to mention lot of other interesting things on why to go with Moneypot instead of launching on their own but then I would be going to far off topic, here is the references incase you are interested https://www.moneypot.com/faq#what-does-moneypot-offer-

Does moneypot have API so new sites cam implement it?

Yes and not only new sites, existing site can as well if they decided to

Good stats, how to get free coins? Any faucet or you have a giveaway thread in games and around section? Eager to try your site asap

Sharpdice has frequent trivia in their chatroom as well as some freerolls hosted by DD / monbux . Just join the site and say hi though 

[Bandot]

that trivia questions are just apsurd.
you put something what can know just someone who is living in that area its like your living in a village and you ask someone how much carrots does my friend from next door have..
but well you need to put option to close chat. i really dont like to watch that "trivia"
regards.
-Katerniko1

Hah those trivia questions were easy! I also sent you some bits for that rain you gave me yesterday.

[katerniko1]

that trivia questions are just apsurd.
you put something what can know just someone who is living in that area its like your living in a village and you ask someone how much carrots does my friend from next door have..
but well you need to put option to close chat. i really dont like to watch that "trivia"
regards.
-Katerniko1

Hah those trivia questions were easy! I also sent you some bits for that rain you gave me yesterday.

as said those we're not the questions that are global where anywhere in world people can know about.
and as it so makes it not fair for everyone but all cool
thanks for that bits
regards.
-Katerniko1

[TeraBite]

Is there any giveaway promo for new players what i have missed something there?

[katerniko1]

Is there any giveaway promo for new players what i have missed something there?

join there and play with faucet (or deposit) they are holding some giveaways often
so there is like a trivia or freeroll witch can get you some free bits
regards.
-Katerniko1

[monbux]

In my opinion,the site is too simple

I think you should add more attractive features to it,to make it different

Thanks for your feedback, do you have any specific requests?

It's a great site, I like it, your thread design is really nice and how it is integrated with moneypot is good too. However, I am experiencing a bit of lag, though I'm not sure if it's just me. Other than that, great site!

Thanks! It seems to be working fine on my end here, I'm running ~4 bets per second with automated betting at sharp speed

Nice to see another site is powered by moneypot, but why? Does moneypot have API so new sites cam implement it?

Looking at your site, the theme is too light, I like darker theme, and the site is simple like other guys said, btw, 0.1% house edge is very awesome, cause the house edge is very tiny, I think you will get players very easily.

hmm, perhaps we should have an option for users to choose between light and dark themes?  That would be a pretty cool feature.

that trivia questions are just apsurd.
you put something what can know just someone who is living in that area its like your living in a village and you ask someone how much carrots does my friend from next door have..
but well you need to put option to close chat. i really dont like to watch that "trivia"
regards.
-Katerniko1

Hah those trivia questions were easy! I also sent you some bits for that rain you gave me yesterday.

as said those we're not the questions that are global where anywhere in world people can know about.
and as it so makes it not fair for everyone but all cool
thanks for that bits
regards.
-Katerniko1

Well, there is google and sometimes it's how fast your internet speed is, to search up the answer...

[ambitlons]

Nice Site and looks/plays good also so far all the little "mini give a ways" that I have won he has paid instantly, Good luck with the site https://i.imgur.com/SNNeMsI.png

[monbux]

Nice Site and looks/plays good also so far all the little "mini give a ways" that I have won he has paid instantly, Good luck with the site

Cool!  We still do giveaways via trivia, freerolls, and random rain usually everyday!
Come join us in the chat - when there are enough active people (we only need a couple) and user "sharpdice" or "monbux" is online... There will probably be bits given away!

https://www.sharpdice.com/

[Quickseller]

Very nice site...good luck with your venture.

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

[BigMac]

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

Price competition is always the easiest thing for new businesses to do to attract customers. Of course they could also attract players through building a great community, organizing fun events and contests, adding unique features, optimizing site performance etc, but all these take a lot of time and effort.

[ranlo]

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

Price competition is always the easiest thing for new businesses to do to attract customers. Of course they could also attract players through building a great community, organizing fun events and contests, adding unique features, optimizing site performance etc, but all these take a lot of time and effort.

SD is working on community and events as well, so they are really hitting on all of those points. I'm wondering if there will be custom games at some point, but so far, it looks like they're on the right track.

[Quickseller]

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

Price competition is always the easiest thing for new businesses to do to attract customers. Of course they could also attract players through building a great community, organizing fun events and contests, adding unique features, optimizing site performance etc, but all these take a lot of time and effort.

Well the point is that the most gamblers do not gamble in a way that small changes in the house edge will affect them. Granted the price is lower on paper, however I don't think most gamblers will win very many bets with a .1% house edge they would have lost on a 1% house edge, and it would probably affect the overall outcome of most players runs.

[ranlo]

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

Price competition is always the easiest thing for new businesses to do to attract customers. Of course they could also attract players through building a great community, organizing fun events and contests, adding unique features, optimizing site performance etc, but all these take a lot of time and effort.

Well the point is that the most gamblers do not gamble in a way that small changes in the house edge will affect them. Granted the price is lower on paper, however I don't think most gamblers will win very many bets with a .1% house edge they would have lost on a 1% house edge, and it would probably affect the overall outcome of most players runs.

I think that the important thing here to remember is that house edge needs to be taken in relation to other house edges. To help break it down a bit, let's say we're going between 1% and 0.1%, with a wager of $10.00.

*At 1%, the house will take an average of $0.10
*At 0.1%, the house will take an average of $0.01

What we're seeing here is a 10x difference between the two, despite how small it looks.

Let's assume someone goes with 1 BTC now.

*At 1%, the house will take an average of 0.01 BTC
*At 0.1%, the house will take an average of 0.001 BTC

Note that all of this is based on the play-through of just 1 BTC. Generally speaking, people will play through hundreds of times what they brought in. It's entirely possible to play through 100 BTC with just a 0.1 BTC bankroll, for example. So let's use that now:

*At 1%, the house will take 1 BTC (essentially almost guaranteeing a full loss)
*At 0.1%, the house will take 0.1 BTC (very close to a guarantee of a full loss)

The more you're playing through, and the more you're betting, the bigger the difference between 0.1% and 1% really is. It's a factor of 10.

[Quickseller]

Out of curiosity, why do so many sites/apps on moneypot seem to be competing to be the lowest house edge? I wouldn't think that small differences in the house edge would make that much of a difference for most players, especially since most players are not going to have a large enough bankroll or play enough rolls to have the EV of their strategy measured.

Price competition is always the easiest thing for new businesses to do to attract customers. Of course they could also attract players through building a great community, organizing fun events and contests, adding unique features, optimizing site performance etc, but all these take a lot of time and effort.

Well the point is that the most gamblers do not gamble in a way that small changes in the house edge will affect them. Granted the price is lower on paper, however I don't think most gamblers will win very many bets with a .1% house edge they would have lost on a 1% house edge, and it would probably affect the overall outcome of most players runs.

I think that the important thing here to remember is that house edge needs to be taken in relation to other house edges. To help break it down a bit, let's say we're going between 1% and 0.1%, with a wager of $10.00.

*At 1%, the house will take an average of $0.10
*At 0.1%, the house will take an average of $0.01

What we're seeing here is a 10x difference between the two, despite how small it looks.

Let's assume someone goes with 1 BTC now.

*At 1%, the house will take an average of 0.01 BTC
*At 0.1%, the house will take an average of 0.001 BTC

Note that all of this is based on the play-through of just 1 BTC. Generally speaking, people will play through hundreds of times what they brought in. It's entirely possible to play through 100 BTC with just a 0.1 BTC bankroll, for example. So let's use that now:

*At 1%, the house will take 1 BTC (essentially almost guaranteeing a full loss)
*At 0.1%, the house will take 0.1 BTC (very close to a guarantee of a full loss)

The more you're playing through, and the more you're betting, the bigger the difference between 0.1% and 1% really is. It's a factor of 10.

Yes I understand that the house will take an average of the house edge every bet, but that is not what they actually take. With a larger house edge, you will lose more rolls/hands then what you would have won if there was a 0% house edge.

When people are gambling, they are hoping to do better then average, and if this hope is dependent on that small of a margin, then they are probably not very confident in what they are doing in the first place.

[ranlo]

With a larger house edge, you will lose more rolls/hands then what you would have won if there was a 0% house edge.

The difference between the two then is a 10x multiplier. Instead of failing 100 rolls, you've failed 1k rolls. So it still has the same net effect.

[arallmuus]

Yes I understand that the house will take an average of the house edge every bet, but that is not what they actually take.

It is not , they take everything that the gambler lose however if you are seeing this from a very long term then theoretically this is correct because in the end, the profit of a site will be hovering around the house edge . Although that variance could happen sometimes as they house could be suffering or could be owning but it will be hovering around the edge at the latter point

With a larger house edge, you will lose more rolls/hands then what you would have won if there was a 0% house edge.

Theoretically this is correct however do take into account that each bet is dependant and with 0 % house edge, you could suffer a losing streak as well though the chances for it to happen is lower than a site with house edge

then they are probably not very confident in what they are doing in the first place.

It rather more about luck though

[tradoz]

Agreed with arallmuus low house edge does not come with guaranteed win at dice site, losing streak can at any time as i had suffered at dice with 0% house edge promo so i will say only that gambling is all about our luck.