[Gauging Idea] Playing IRC bot games for Bitcoins

[gweedo]

A while ago I found my old IRC bots for games like duck hunt, mafia, hangman, and a couple others. Would anyone be interested if I set up a room for some mafia, that required you to ante up some bitcoins to play, it is better than gambling you can control the outcome. Would anyone be up for that? Just want to Gauge interested, I have already started updating them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia_(party_game)

Also side note if anyone needs an IRC bot hit me up I can write it in java, pretty fast.


P.S.S If anyone knows an IRC server that allows rooms to blocks whois, cause that is a way to cheat, hit me up also

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[Xenland]

Would make discussion a lot more fun thats for sure!

[gweedo]

Would make discussion a lot more fun thats for sure!

To be honest I used to play IRC games like mafia and trivia all the time in high school, it made the day go faster LOL and with this you can make some bitcoins if you become good.

[Ryland R. Taylor-Almanza]

I had an idea for a gambling idlerpg (I play at #idlerpg on freenode.) It would be just like regular idlerpg, except every time you fought a player (This can happen when you level up, or by running into the player in the world,) the loser would give a tiny amount of bitcoin to the winner. You would have to have bitcoin loaded in your account at all times, or else you wouldn't level up. Problem is that it would pretty much be a ponzi scheme. The people who log on first and leave their computers on would have a huge advantage over the newer players.

[Xenland]

Yea idlerpg would be hard to entice players since if you not there from day one. I think this would work best with mafia, cause duckhunt can be botted, trivia can be googled, and hangman. But mafia you actually need skills, to figure out and buff people so it could make for some interesting outcomes.

Very good points indeed, Do mafia!

I wanna smugle drugs across mexico using virtual silk road heh