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[JackpotRacer]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

[dean nolan]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

[JackpotRacer]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

thank you very much for jumping in trying to answer my question.

if you are right it would have nothing to do with any PvP games that we or many other app owners hoped that we can do/add to our app

and to give some coins to our players to wager hmmm we did this without buckets

but yes it would be nice if we can get a detailed explanation from MP staff

will PvP games now be possible like Poker or any other PvP games? how about Black Jack, Video Poker? ho will MP take their cut from PvP games? or will PvP games without MP cut?

yes I agree many questions but I am asking cause I didnt find any answers

[CrazyCraig]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

thank you very much for jumping in trying to answer my question.

if you are right it would have nothing to do with any PvP games that we or many other app owners hoped that we can do/add to our app

and to give some coins to our players to wager hmmm we did this without buckets

but yes it would be nice if we can get a detailed explanation from MP staff

will PvP games now be possible like Poker or any other PvP games? how about Black Jack, Video Poker? ho will MP take their cut from PvP games? or will PvP games without MP cut?

yes I agree many questions but I am asking cause I didnt find any answers

I have acknowledged that the documentation may not be clear and I will clear that up.


JPR buckets can be used for anything you like. MP staff was talked about buckets several times in the based. Buckets can be used to create promos, pvp games, faucets, affiliate programs, bonuses, and just about any accounting feature you can think of that MP doesn't support natively. We designed this tool with the belief that we cannot create every feature an app owner may have requested. Instead, we have opened up the doors and allowed app owners to have a tad bit more control.

Here is an example of a PVP game with buckets. Player 1 funds, Player 2 funds, Player 1 wins and gets all the funds. Now while the API might not support a game natively, its up to you to implement the game logic and use this feature as you choose.

[JackpotRacer]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

thank you very much for jumping in trying to answer my question.

if you are right it would have nothing to do with any PvP games that we or many other app owners hoped that we can do/add to our app

and to give some coins to our players to wager hmmm we did this without buckets

but yes it would be nice if we can get a detailed explanation from MP staff

will PvP games now be possible like Poker or any other PvP games? how about Black Jack, Video Poker? ho will MP take their cut from PvP games? or will PvP games without MP cut?

yes I agree many questions but I am asking cause I didnt find any answers

I have acknowledged that the documentation may not be clear and I will clear that up.


JPR buckets can be used for anything you like. MP staff was talked about buckets several times in the based. Buckets can be used to create promos, pvp games, faucets, affiliate programs, bonuses, and just about any accounting feature you can think of that MP doesn't support natively. We designed this tool with the belief that we cannot create every feature an app owner may have requested. Instead, we have opened up the doors and allowed app owners to have a tad bit more control.

Here is an example of a PVP game with buckets. Player 1 funds, Player 2 funds, Player 1 wins and gets all the funds. Now while the API might not support a game natively, its up to you to implement the game logic and use this feature as you choose.

thx for trying to answer my questions

lets take your PvP example. Player1 funds 1 btc and Player 2 funds 1 btc and Player 1 bets on dice game 50/50 chance Hi and Player 2 on Lo. Player 1 wins and get the funds from PLayer 2. how much will MP get from this bet?

[CrazyCraig]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

thank you very much for jumping in trying to answer my question.

if you are right it would have nothing to do with any PvP games that we or many other app owners hoped that we can do/add to our app

and to give some coins to our players to wager hmmm we did this without buckets

but yes it would be nice if we can get a detailed explanation from MP staff

will PvP games now be possible like Poker or any other PvP games? how about Black Jack, Video Poker? ho will MP take their cut from PvP games? or will PvP games without MP cut?

yes I agree many questions but I am asking cause I didnt find any answers

I have acknowledged that the documentation may not be clear and I will clear that up.


JPR buckets can be used for anything you like. MP staff was talked about buckets several times in the based. Buckets can be used to create promos, pvp games, faucets, affiliate programs, bonuses, and just about any accounting feature you can think of that MP doesn't support natively. We designed this tool with the belief that we cannot create every feature an app owner may have requested. Instead, we have opened up the doors and allowed app owners to have a tad bit more control.

Here is an example of a PVP game with buckets. Player 1 funds, Player 2 funds, Player 1 wins and gets all the funds. Now while the API might not support a game natively, its up to you to implement the game logic and use this feature as you choose.

thx for trying to answer my questions

lets take your PvP example. Player1 funds 1 btc and Player 2 funds 1 btc and Player 1 bets on dice game 50/50 chance Hi and Player 2 on Lo. Player 1 wins and get the funds from PLayer 2. how much will MP get from this bet?

0

[FlashRevolution]

With the bucket-system we can now build what we can imagine
It's so cool, I'm so happy.

Building new casino-software for moneypot with a lot of great features
You made a good job crazycraig

[JackpotRacer]

what are >>> more in depth features<<<?

how is MP handling or better expressed taking their cut from PvP games like Poker and Lotto as I understood exo is offering PvP games?

There are no advanced features. This should give you the tools to create just about anything you like. It's up to you to use your own creativity.

I'm not sure about the exo question.

how about some examples

There are no examples of what the point of the feature is or description of what the feature actually is in this thread except
"Buckets are an accounting feature which allows app owners to create more in depth features."
But then he said to you there are no advanced features.

The api docs don't give any details of what they are for either (just a heads up, some errors in doc regarding param names)

It seems to be that an app can create a "bucket" to move funds into and transfer funds to players.
I don't know why you need some new feature to do that though since you could always transfer funds to players right?

I think the point is that as an app owner you can create "buckets" and name them like "Faucet" or "Btctalk promo".
Then you fund them with the amount you wish to use for these promos.

You then pay the faucet or promo from the bucket and then whenever you need to calculate your profit/loss you can see the expenses
labelled by buckets. Like you would see you spent 1btc on faucet etc.

That's just a theory based on the fact he said it was an accounting feature.

IMO it would have just been easier in this case to have an extra description field on p2p transfers where you could specify the transfer was for faucet or whatever.
Then allow you to view all transfers and group by description.

But I'm probably missing something here.

Maybe Craig will give a better example of what this if for and how it is useful.

thank you very much for jumping in trying to answer my question.

if you are right it would have nothing to do with any PvP games that we or many other app owners hoped that we can do/add to our app

and to give some coins to our players to wager hmmm we did this without buckets

but yes it would be nice if we can get a detailed explanation from MP staff

will PvP games now be possible like Poker or any other PvP games? how about Black Jack, Video Poker? ho will MP take their cut from PvP games? or will PvP games without MP cut?

yes I agree many questions but I am asking cause I didnt find any answers

I have acknowledged that the documentation may not be clear and I will clear that up.


JPR buckets can be used for anything you like. MP staff was talked about buckets several times in the based. Buckets can be used to create promos, pvp games, faucets, affiliate programs, bonuses, and just about any accounting feature you can think of that MP doesn't support natively. We designed this tool with the belief that we cannot create every feature an app owner may have requested. Instead, we have opened up the doors and allowed app owners to have a tad bit more control.

Here is an example of a PVP game with buckets. Player 1 funds, Player 2 funds, Player 1 wins and gets all the funds. Now while the API might not support a game natively, its up to you to implement the game logic and use this feature as you choose.

thx for trying to answer my questions

lets take your PvP example. Player1 funds 1 btc and Player 2 funds 1 btc and Player 1 bets on dice game 50/50 chance Hi and Player 2 on Lo. Player 1 wins and get the funds from PLayer 2. how much will MP get from this bet?

0

I take the "0" as that MP doesnt take even one satoshi from PvP games. to be frank I am surprised if this is true.

[alloin]

I started using MP a few days ago because the faucet system was very neat, now the faucet is not working anymore and I have no clue how to swap things to the bucket system...

I purchased a script but now it doesn't work anymore, seller doesn't want to update it

How can I set up and use a bucket as faucet system?

Any help is appreciated!

[BITDV]

With the bucket-system we can now build what we can imagine
It's so cool, I'm so happy.

Building new casino-software for moneypot with a lot of great features
You made a good job crazycraig

Yep agree!! the options are endless!!

[Dogedigital]

We will be providing more answers for App Owners and potential App Owners to better describe possibilities and capabilities for the bucket systems.

There will be no fee for features such as faucet, referral system, promotions, jackpots, and coupons.  Please contact us if you are using the bucket system for other uses.

The best way to get the most information about it all as well as how it'll work if implemented for services, please get in contact with us directly via discord, skype, slack, or another communication channel.

[DarkStar_]

0

I take the "0" as that MP doesnt take even one satoshi from PvP games. to be frank I am surprised if this is true.

I don't see why you're surprised? MP doesn't control PvP games, and barely takes up any bandwidth for them (vs taking a dice bet), doesn't affect investors, and is hard to regulate. If they did, I'm guessing many apps would just use MP as a deposit system, like BitLegit did a while ago. It's easier for them to not take anything for both players, and app owners (that want to avoid the payment). Running a game like Poker, for example, requires a server from the game creator, so the cost is increased for them.

[JackpotRacer]

0

I take the "0" as that MP doesnt take even one satoshi from PvP games. to be frank I am surprised if this is true.

I don't see why you're surprised? MP doesn't control PvP games, and barely takes up any bandwidth for them (vs taking a dice bet), doesn't affect investors, and is hard to regulate. If they did, I'm guessing many apps would just use MP as a deposit system, like BitLegit did a while ago. It's easier for them to not take anything for both players, and app owners (that want to avoid the payment). Running a game like Poker, for example, requires a server from the game creator, so the cost is increased for them.

you dont see why I am surprised? then go back and check all MP threads and you will find the answer why I am surprised. I am not a fortune teller but I see changes coming to the "0" cut/fee

I am very satisfied with "0" fee

[Dogedigital]

There will be a Q and A session tonight @ 9PM EST/2AM UTC on our Discord Support Channel.

Please visit MoneypotSupport.com/discord if you would like to attend.

[BettorChain.com]

Do you have in mind to change the interface of MoneyPot? I think that would be a good thing.

[BettorChain.com]

Do you have in mind to change the interface of MoneyPot? I think that would be a good thing.

You mean the graphical interface? If so, yes... we have most of the graphics and css work already in place.

I was talking about the homepage, a refresh would be good in my opinion. Otherwise, good work with MoneyPot 2.0!

[CrazyCraig]

Jackpot's are now live on Provably.io

[gordonhill]

[bigntall83]

So on Betterbets.io what happened to the Rubies that were in our betterbets account? I did not have much (70ish rubies) but they have just disappeared?

[gordonhill]

So on Betterbets.io what happened to the Rubies that were in our betterbets account? I did not have much (70ish rubies) but they have just disappeared?

Hi bigntall83, all RBIES balances/data are safe. The wallet will be open to deposit/withdrawal after Moneypot launch the new API version, which will allow R2B2 betting.


- The BetterBets staff