UPDATE: Play as a guest WITHOUT owning Minecraft! BitVegas Minecraft - Free BTC

[ingrownpocket]

Nice idea, I might buy Minecraft just to try this out. 

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[BitVegas]

Dragon Tales would surely have some games for you to reference on. Wish you success

Yes I had a quick look at Dragon Tales a few weeks ago but I'll have to have another go.

[BitVegas]

Server will be online for a little bit! Jump in to try it out

[ajkane]

whilelist me! my minecraft username is: ajkane

[BitVegas]

whilelist me! my minecraft username is: ajkane

Done

[BitVegas]

Server is up with whitelist OFF for testing

Blackjack now released! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLysbBmGDeQ

[fergalish]

Server is up with whitelist OFF for testing

Blackjack now released! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLysbBmGDeQ

Tried to connect, says I'm not whitelisted.

[BitVegas]

Tried to connect, says I'm not whitelisted.

Problem fixed

[tigerfree]

Good Job!

[fergalish]

This is a really awesome project and I wish you the best with it. I prefer to only ever beat the house so I don't ever gamble. But I can see that I'd probably log in sometimes and play for chump change. Better than playing hearts against the computer.

I find it hard sometimes to click and exit the blackjack chairs. Is there a list of instructions anywhere?

[drakness]

And now offers blackjack!

[agrees_with_nobody]

Whitelist me!
Username- Cammancy

[BitVegas]

This is a really awesome project and I wish you the best with it. I prefer to only ever beat the house so I don't ever gamble. But I can see that I'd probably log in sometimes and play for chump change. Better than playing hearts against the computer.

I find it hard sometimes to click and exit the blackjack chairs. Is there a list of instructions anywhere?

The chairs can be a little buggy atm. I am working on them.
Left click = enter chair.
Right click = exit chair
Make sure you are aiming at the chair.

[dooglus]

I found a pretty serious bug in blackjack.

I had a 4 and 6 against a 10.  I hit double, got an A, and the dealer claimed I had 11, and said I lost!

4,6,A is 21 and I should have won!

Boo hoo!

Edit: now fixed

[dooglus]

Another bug: I got to 16 in 3 cards (K, 3, 3 I think?) vs. 10.  Decided to stand.  Dealer showed T,7,3.

Why didn't dealer stand on 17, instead of hitting hard 17?

Edit: dealer was standing on all 17s.  Shouldn't have reported this one, 'cos it's good for the player!

[dooglus]

Just a small issue:  I hit a blackjack (A+J I think) and it showed the total as "11".  It paid out 2.5 BTC for a 1 BTC bet though so that's OK.

[dooglus]

I was having a problem getting the blackjack help book while sitting at a table.  Trying to reproduce the problem I ended up getting a whole bunch of them, and found that by bringing up my inventory I could throw them away.  That's good.  But I can also throw away my chips, which isn't good.  Now I have no chips to bet with...

Edit: bringing up the inventory in clicking on the spaces where the chips used to be brings them back.

[dooglus]

Probably nothing you can do about this, but the 'provably fair' links overwrite the top of the following line of text:



Also, I've turned the starting 5 BTC into over 26.8 BTC on blackjack.  Maybe I've just been lucky, I don't know.  Shame it's only play money...

[dooglus]

In the in-game chat, someone asked you about the house edge in the minefield game.  You said the edge starts high and goes down as you play, but it looks to me like it starts at 20% and stays at 20% all the time, in both games.

5 mines:



>>> 0.1600 / (5/25.0 * (1))
0.7999999999999999
>>> 0.1933 / (5/24.0 * (1 + 0.1600))
0.7998620689655173
>>> 0.2354 / (5/23.0 * (1 + 0.1600 + 0.1933))
0.8001477868913028
>>> 0.2889 / (5/22.0 * (1 + 0.1600 + 0.1933 + 0.2354))
0.8001258890917102
>>> 0.3576 / (5/21.0 * (1 + 0.1600 + 0.1933 + 0.2354 + 0.2889))
0.7999147848317
>>> 0.4470 / (5/20.0 * (1 + 0.1600 + 0.1933 + 0.2354 + 0.2889 + 0.3576))
0.7999284180386543

3 mines:



>>> 0.0960 / (3/25.0 * (1))
0.8
>>> 0.1096 / (3/24.0 * (1 + 0.0960))
0.7999999999999999
>>> 0.1258 / (3/23.0 * (1 + 0.0960 + 0.1096))
0.7999889404998894
>>> 0.1452 / (3/22.0 * (1 + 0.0960 + 0.1096 + 0.1258))
0.7997596514946673
>>> 0.1688 / (3/21.0 * (1 + 0.0960 + 0.1096 + 0.1258 + 0.1452))
0.8002167140728702

[dooglus]

Player 'alexgangy' just commented that blackjack lets you double-down after receiving your 3rd card.  Typically you're only allowed to double down on the first 2 cards.