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January 13, 2016, 07:11:50 PM |
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Blockchain based, how so ?
A game that relies on random hashes on blockchain to offer randomness. |
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Nimbulan
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January 13, 2016, 09:38:29 PM |
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i think the best offer i could recommend you is most probably luckyb.it i play here a lot and i spend my time here to get quality entertainment, also if you want some dice then you should do satoshidice
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jaybny
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January 14, 2016, 12:09:10 AM |
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satoshi fantasty is blockchain based game, but its a game, not gambling.
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January 14, 2016, 02:46:08 PM |
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This game was pretty fascinating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCPHtSjqNI0You mined the coin's blockchain by playing it, so it was purely blockchain based, the scenario was generated out of the blockchain's data, and you would win coins by playing it. I wish someone implemented something like this but more elaborated and with multiplayer competition support. |
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January 15, 2016, 07:54:53 AM |
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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. ^These are the only games which are dependent on randomness of blocks, there are other which are on chain games but are not based on blockchain, it is what I think OP is asking. There was a game where you'd need to pick the block size to win but it wasn't too successful iirc. The block timing has to do with a lot of that, sometimes a block takes more than half an hour and people get bored waiting for it, which is why most prefer off-chain and games not based on blockchain. |
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January 15, 2016, 01:29:52 PM |
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Sometime earlier, I had seen a site named as chainroll, I am not sure if the site has turned scam or closed its doors, but t was a pretty nice blockchain based game. And yeah none stable sites as of now.
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January 15, 2016, 03:10:39 PM |
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Sometime earlier, I had seen a site named as chainroll, I am not sure if the site has turned scam or closed its doors, but t was a pretty nice blockchain based game. And yeah none stable sites as of now.
I think chainroll was closed months ago. I loved the red and green layout of the site, wonder why so many sites get closed ? I think not much profit or lack of time. I wish for more blockchain based gambling sites to entertain us in near future. |
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January 15, 2016, 04:48:28 PM |
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everybody will answer,NO. i dont think blockchain will going down to low end game,yes i think gambling is low end game,absolutely with bitcoin,because i dont see any bitcoin user use bitcoin for gambling on las vegas  |
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quadriple7
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January 15, 2016, 04:50:05 PM |
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i think luckyb.it is kinda blockchain based game though i am not really sure about it, i play it a lot and really often i think its a really interesting game to be honest
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CrazyJoker (OP)
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January 19, 2016, 08:59:06 PM |
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everybody will answer,NO. i dont think blockchain will going down to low end game,yes i think gambling is low end game,absolutely with bitcoin,because i dont see any bitcoin user use bitcoin for gambling on las vegas Vegas is not a good place to wager bitcoin. Vegas is used to turn black money white. |
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fravia
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January 19, 2016, 09:19:37 PM |
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i dont think that there are any of such websites, though im not sure about it, i think you should do some research about it but it would be most probably just a waste of time
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May 26, 2016, 11:09:00 AM |
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i dont think that there are any of such websites, though im not sure about it, i think you should do some research about it but it would be most probably just a waste of time
I just noticed a game on this board which seems to be 100% blockchain based gambling game. It is www.bitcoinbetting.website. |
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CrazyJoker (OP)
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October 17, 2016, 10:13:08 AM |
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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. Neither of these seem to be active anymore... i dont think that there are any of such websites, though im not sure about it, i think you should do some research about it but it would be most probably just a waste of time
I just noticed a game on this board which seems to be 100% blockchain based gambling game. It is www.bitcoinbetting.website. Thanks. Added in OP. |
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100bitcoin
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September 14, 2017, 05:30:31 PM |
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i dont think that there are any of such websites, though im not sure about it, i think you should do some research about it but it would be most probably just a waste of time
I just noticed a game on this board which seems to be 100% blockchain based gambling game. It is www.bitcoinbetting.website. Now, known as https://www.chain-bet.com |
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CrazyJoker (OP)
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September 14, 2017, 05:32:41 PM |
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i dont think that there are any of such websites, though im not sure about it, i think you should do some research about it but it would be most probably just a waste of time
I just noticed a game on this board which seems to be 100% blockchain based gambling game. It is www.bitcoinbetting.website. Now, known as https://www.chain-bet.comThanks. OP updated... |
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popolite11
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September 14, 2017, 06:59:43 PM |
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I know blockchain based lottery game - trueflip.io
Is it what you searching?
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100bitcoin
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September 14, 2017, 08:16:10 PM |
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I know blockchain based lottery game - trueflip.io
Is it what you searching?
Looks like it is not yet working... |
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September 14, 2017, 09:36:42 PM |
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^ Title speaks for itself... Update: Below I'm listing blockchain based gambling games suggested on this thread... i. https://www.chain-bet.comThis is something I've often wondered myself. Other than the raffles we have been doing over in the collectibles section I've not heard of many others. Will definitely keep a close eye on this thread to see if we do have some fun and fully working games around. I'm a bit surprised there's not that big of a market offering these kind of games. |
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September 14, 2017, 10:08:11 PM |
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^ Title speaks for itself... Update: Below I'm listing blockchain based gambling games suggested on this thread... i. https://www.chain-bet.comNot from any reputed websites I know of.Actually,it doesn't matter since most of the top websites have their own provable fair mechanisms.If you only wish to use blockchain based games just for the sake of provable fairness,it isn't a good idea. You can look for special on-chain bets which are mainly used for public bets and such. |
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September 15, 2017, 05:07:57 AM |
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Really surprised this thread was brought back from the dead after a year.
Either way besides the chain-bet website there aren't that many. And honestly somebody really should make one as a smart contract for ETHEREUM.
With bitcoin due to the VERY SLOW confirmation times and VERY HIGH transaction fees you are better off using a different currency.
This would be very easy to program as a smart contract on ETH and everybody can verify looking at the source that they aren't being cheated.
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