Is there any true blockchain based gambling game ?

[CrazyJoker]

^ Title speaks for itself...

Update: Below I'm listing blockchain based gambling games suggested on this thread...

i. https://www.chain-bet.com

[1713500516]

1713500516

[jacee]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

[CrazyJoker]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

[patt0]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

hmm why would you want that? Isn't enough to use normal libraries to generate randomness and use provably fair to confirm things?
Not an expert here, just got curious about that question.

[Battareus]

As far as I know everybody only wants to use the immutability and demonstrable the blokchain network but in reality nothing good has not yet came out.

[mark coins]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

https://luckyb.it - plinko
https://satoshidice.com - dice
http://bitzillions.com/satoshibones - dice

thats the only 3 sites i know of which blockchain based

[zeraTunerse]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

https://luckyb.it - plinko
https://satoshidice.com - dice
http://bitzillions.com/satoshibones - dice

thats the only 3 sites i know of which blockchain based

I am confused what excatly you mean by Blockchain based , but by seeing the above quotes i can say you you can even try Secondstrade.com is is pretty fun , but be sure to check their thread as i am hearing a lots of shady activities of theirs.

[Coef]

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

There are http://bettingblocks.com/ and http://block777.com/, in which you can gamble on which pool will find a particular block.

I have also seen a few sites that allow people to gamble on the block hash or the "nonce" of the block (eg. Is the last number in the hash odd or even? Is the last two digit of the nonce <50? etc), but those sites didn't seem to get much attention and soon disappeared.

[crytoboost]

http://pachinko.games-bit.com/ Plinko
That is also blockchain based game so you can give try to this one.

[medUSA]

Blockchain based games could be "fairer", but those type of games burn transaction fees. I prefer off chain games which is faster and allow smaller bets.

[zeraTunerse]

Blockchain based games could be "fairer", but those type of games burn transaction fees. I prefer off chain games which is faster and allow smaller bets.

Yeah blockchain games tend to burn transaction , moreover if there is multiplier of 1.01 and you bet 0.001BTC , then from senders side there is 0.0001BTC as fee and after win again there is fee of 0.0001BTC , so you end up in loss.
This has actually been experienced by me on secondstrade.com for 5seconds up.

[lastuser]

Satoshidice and satoshibones had their results calculated using TXID. Ralobot.com uses the confirmation time to calculate.

[Boelens]

What do you mean by blockchain based games? I know that there would be people gambling by making transactions and then they would win if their transaction ID ended on a certain number or whatever but this was pretty abusable since you can manipulate it. Also I think SatoshiDice uses (used?) to get their RNG for the rolls from the transaction id but don't quote me on that, I'm not entirely sure if they still do that or if it was flawed.

[zencomp]

their are so many sites came but got not that much customers so soon they shut down with scam, and some people run the same in this site with their thread but that was not success. so i think this blockchanin gambling idea is waste.

[RussianRaibow]

blockchain based? Are you referring to that kind of lotto where your txn hets picked and win? I don't think there is tho.

Not exactly. I'm talking about one, where the randomness is coming from the blockchain.

I doubt any of the games mentioned above take randomness purely from blockchain. AFAIK, most big games uses gaming pattern recognition before generating random no. This does not ensure house win, but increases chance by many fold. This is not possible if randomness is taken purely from blockchain.

[DirectDice]

Direct Dice is a provably fair, block-chain based dice betting game that can be played with Bitcoins, Litecoin, Dogecoins and Dash !

Key Features :

• Low house edge for frequent bettors ! Direct Dice built-in house edge is just 0.99%, and with DirectBet VIP Rewards Program, frequent bettors can earn some of it back !
  
  
• 10 BTC Jackpot, on the house ! No rake is taken to seed the Jackpot. Great chance of hitting, approx. once every 1 million rolls.
  
  
• Provably Fair with immediate verification.
  
  
• Parlay multiple dice rolls with sport and horse racing bets !
  
  
• Completely Anonymous. No Account Needed.
  
  
• Instant Payouts !

https://www.directbet.eu/Event.cshtml?EventID=777


All-In Poker Flips is a Provably Fair block-chain based Texas Hold'em Poker betting game where you go all-in pre-flop with a hand of your choice against any hand you choose.

Key Features :

• Provably Fair with immediate verification.
  
  
• Bet with Bitcoins, Litecoins, Dogecoins & Dash !
  
  
• Complete challenges and win free bets !
  
  
• Parlay All-In Poker Flips with sport bets, horse racing bets and even dice rolls !
  
  
• Completely Anonymous. No Account Needed.
  
  
• Instant Payouts !

https://www.DirectBet.eu/Poker.cshtml


DirectBet - The Leading , Safest LIVE Cryptocurrency Sportsbook & Racebook , Rated #1 by Bitcointalk Members - is also block-chain based. No accounts are needed and your winnings are sent back directly to your Bitcoin wallet right after the completion of the event.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

All the Best,

Michelle

www.DirectBet.eu

[sana9821]

well i know at least one it is luckyb.it and it is one of the best games that is created in bitcoin world in my opinion the design of it is great

[jamieebotwin]

Blockchain based, how so ?

[Superhitech]

Like others I don't specifically know what you mean by "true blockchain based gambling game", but I'll assume that you are talking about a game that counts on numbers from blockchain bitcoin transactions to win. If so, try satoshinonce.com, I'm not sure if the site is still active, (I think it is as there are still bets ongoing on the site) but if it is active I think this might be what you're looking for.

[StevenLiang]

http://pachinko.games-bit.com/ Plinko
That is also blockchain based game so you can give try to this one.

From my experience, trusted blockchain based game mostly use secure network like https.
I do not know if some free website can use blockchain based game too or not.

Blockchain based games could be "fairer", but those type of games burn transaction fees. I prefer off chain games which is faster and allow smaller bets.

And i agree with medUSA, i prefer play in off chain or in depositing account. Play with small amount of BTC for fun.