Cryptographic rock-paper-scissors

[jackjack]

Thanks to a wonderful idea from Off-topic, I made a cryptographic rock-paper-scissors
It uses hashes so that the second player can be sure that nobody changed the move of player 1
I tried to be clear in the About section of the site

You can play for nothing or you can bet.

Here it is: http://cryrps.net46.net
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[jackjack]

I made the payment module but as the tools I use don't work on testnet, a small (but the more useful) part of it is still untested
I'd like 2 people to play a game to see if everything works
It's safe because:

• The transaction will not be broadcasted before I validate it
• I own the private keys
• I'm not a thief ; being pywallet's main developer many people trusted me with their full wallets
• Last but not least: I would only want the minimum bets, which is 0.0005 BTC

Why didn't I test with my own coins, you will ask? Well, because my broadband connection is a real pain, which makes me update the blockchain really rarely

[ar9]

Really fantastic game idea! 

Good job, jackjack. 

With a more pleasing/simplistic UI I can really see this taking off.

[jackjack]

Thank you!

I'd like to make a nice UI but I lack artistic feelings... If anyone has an idea of what it should look like please tell me
Tell me all the comments you have about UI/gameplay/etc

[legendster]

I develop the UI if you want me to but I am not a programmer 

[proff]

cf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_poker

[CasinoBit]

div#fdiv{
background: white;
}

[jackjack]

I develop the UI if you want me to but I am not a programmer 

Do you know HTML/CSS? That's all I need 

cf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_poker

I may "wrongly" understand, but this article points is about the difficulty to prove the fairness of a shuffling (ie proving the randomness)
So afaiu it doesn't apply to my game because I intend to prove that the player played what I display

div#fdiv{
background: white;
}

Thanks! I didn't notice that on my large screen

[keatonatron]

I may "wrongly" understand, but this article points is about the difficulty to prove the fairness of a shuffling (ie proving the randomness)
So afaiu it doesn't apply to my game because I intend to prove that the player played what I display

Yeah, it doesn't matter how the shuffling was done if you tell the user beforehand what the answers are (in a hash, so they won't actually know what you told them until after the fact).

[jackjack]

The layout has been changed, I hope it's less horrible

[jackjack]

I see few people playing, could you give some feedback? 

[bitspill]

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Edit:
Hmm... Strange it loads homepage when I use one proxy http://www.majorprivacy.com/
http://hidemyass.com throws an error connecting
Above error when with out a proxy