Are dice sites reliable?

[Attaman]

There are many dice sites. Are these sites reliable?
So is it really the end of the bets based on luck? Or is it programmed to win the dice site?

Most of the bitcoin Dice sites are reliable. I don't think that it is programmed tow in the site.
You can always check review sites and look which sites are reliable. There a lot of review sites that explain perfectly if the sites are reliable or not.

[Oilacris]

There are many dice sites. Are these sites reliable?
So is it really the end of the bets based on luck? Or is it programmed to win the dice site?

Most of the bitcoin Dice sites are reliable. I don't think that it is programmed tow in the site.
You can always check review sites and look which sites are reliable. There a lot of review sites that explain perfectly if the sites are reliable or not.

Checking always its reputation if we plan to play on a certain dice site and the community will give out their views and experience related to the site which is really a good preference or indication that we seek that would able to convince us to play on that site.

[Ayers]

Yes SafeDice offers the lowest House edge at 0.5%. Only crypto games does the 0% edge happy hour.

This is the first time i am hearing about a 0% house edge and what happens while rolling in during that time.The level of busting reduced.How much time will they provide these house edges as happy hours. If they could reduce the house edge so easily then they could literally increase the edge too right . How can we identify whether they are playing with the house edge.Is there any solution for that.

Really you need these questions answered? Sometimes it surprises me what kind of people are playing these gambling games without any research on how it works.

It's simple with a 0% house edge playing on 2x would be at a 50% chance, with 1% house edge it is 49.5% with a 0.5% house edge it is 49.75% chance.

With a 1% HE:
The house edge is built in to the payouts. When you play the 50% game and win, you receive 1.98 times your stake as your payout. If there was no house edge, you would receive 2 times your stake. 1.98 is 1% less than 2. That is the house edge.

So when the HE is raised or lowered you can see it by the payout/chance, so they can't raise or lower it without you noticing.

how can be sure that the edge is not more than what they display on their website, like 1.01%? there is no way tot ell this right? i think it's better to stick with the biggest dicegame, they have bigger chance to be fair than the new one at this point there is nothing else we can do if it can not be proven that they are not cheating

[Dank Frank]

Yes SafeDice offers the lowest House edge at 0.5%. Only crypto games does the 0% edge happy hour.

This is the first time i am hearing about a 0% house edge and what happens while rolling in during that time.The level of busting reduced.How much time will they provide these house edges as happy hours. If they could reduce the house edge so easily then they could literally increase the edge too right . How can we identify whether they are playing with the house edge.Is there any solution for that.

Really you need these questions answered? Sometimes it surprises me what kind of people are playing these gambling games without any research on how it works.

It's simple with a 0% house edge playing on 2x would be at a 50% chance, with 1% house edge it is 49.5% with a 0.5% house edge it is 49.75% chance.

With a 1% HE:
The house edge is built in to the payouts. When you play the 50% game and win, you receive 1.98 times your stake as your payout. If there was no house edge, you would receive 2 times your stake. 1.98 is 1% less than 2. That is the house edge.

So when the HE is raised or lowered you can see it by the payout/chance, so they can't raise or lower it without you noticing.

how can be sure that the edge is not more than what they display on their website, like 1.01%? there is no way tot ell this right? i think it's better to stick with the biggest dicegame, they have bigger chance to be fair than the new one at this point there is nothing else we can do if it can not be proven that they are not cheating

Really? Are you kidding me! 

You can see it by the outcome of the rolls or you never went to kindergarten to learn baisics math, and you can verify your rolls with the given seeds and client seed which can be set by yourself. Read my previous posts in this thread and go learn about provably fair. No wonder people still play at sites like 999dice or gooddice if you represent the average gambler.

[goinmerry]

how can be sure that the edge is not more than what they display on their website, like 1.01%? there is no way tot ell this right? i think it's better to stick with the biggest dicegame, they have bigger chance to be fair than the new one at this point there is nothing else we can do if it can not be proven that they are not cheating

Many gambling gurus out there can verify if a dice site is legit or not.

Plus reputable dice site have a way to verified if a certain is roll is fair or not. So much technical if a user doesn't have an idea about what it is all about.

[Deep BTC]

I read the messages. Everyone wrote the same thing. Everybody said your safety is provable. Do you explain to me how it can be proven? I mean companies that have signature campaigns on the forum. So primedice, kingdice, 777coin, bitvest etc.
Do you openly explain how technically safe companies are like?

Thanks.

It can be proven easily, a dice site gives you a:

Serverseed - provided by the gambling site
Clientseed - provided by your browser and adjusted by you
Nonce - A number that increases with each bet you make

And a secret seed which will be revealed when you choose a new seed and you want to verify your rolls, this way a site can't temper with the outcome of your rolls.

https://dicesites.com/provably-fair

I've examined the connection you gave. I will have two questions.

How can I get the following values when the first starts the game?

Clientseed: ClientSeedForDiceSites.com
Serverseed unhashed: 293d5d2ddd365f54759283a8097ab2640cbe6f8864adc2b1b31e65c14c999f04
Serverseed hashed: 5ac59780d512265230d5efb3cc238886dc1b457a80b54fbf1f920b99c6505801
Nonce: for the first bet it is 0 on this dice site (PrimeDice)

Secondly, how are these values assigned time? So I should know the value of "Serverseed hashed" before I throw the dice. Then when I dice, I should send "Clientseed" and "Nonce" to the server. After I have done the server calculation, it should send me the value "Serverseed unhashed" and the dice result. If there is a sequence like this, the "provably fair" statement would be correct.

[Barbut]

They are reliable and there is no argue about it. With strategy of luck depends from player.
I think a lot of people make a mistake with dice strategies, strategy depends from bankroll and there is a mistake that people make, they try to use strategies with small bankrolls and of course thy end up with losing everything.

[justdimin]

They are reliable and there is no argue about it. With strategy of luck depends from player.
I think a lot of people make a mistake with dice strategies, strategy depends from bankroll and there is a mistake that people make, they try to use strategies with small bankrolls and of course thy end up with losing everything.

Not all of them. There are many scam dice sites also.
Those who are maintaining their reputation on this forum could be reliable and we can rely on them for our gambling purposes and for investment opportunities too.

Or is it programmed to win the dice site?

That is the reason they are providing a feature to cross check their seeds. If a site has "provably fair system" enabled then we can trust them. They cannot cheat you by their preset programming codes.

[Dank Frank]

I read the messages. Everyone wrote the same thing. Everybody said your safety is provable. Do you explain to me how it can be proven? I mean companies that have signature campaigns on the forum. So primedice, kingdice, 777coin, bitvest etc.
Do you openly explain how technically safe companies are like?

Thanks.

It can be proven easily, a dice site gives you a:

Serverseed - provided by the gambling site
Clientseed - provided by your browser and adjusted by you
Nonce - A number that increases with each bet you make

And a secret seed which will be revealed when you choose a new seed and you want to verify your rolls, this way a site can't temper with the outcome of your rolls.

https://dicesites.com/provably-fair

I've examined the connection you gave. I will have two questions.

How can I get the following values when the first starts the game?

Clientseed: ClientSeedForDiceSites.com
Serverseed unhashed: 293d5d2ddd365f54759283a8097ab2640cbe6f8864adc2b1b31e65c14c999f04
Serverseed hashed: 5ac59780d512265230d5efb3cc238886dc1b457a80b54fbf1f920b99c6505801
Nonce: for the first bet it is 0 on this dice site (PrimeDice)

Secondly, how are these values assigned time? So I should know the value of "Serverseed hashed" before I throw the dice. Then when I dice, I should send "Clientseed" and "Nonce" to the server. After I have done the server calculation, it should send me the value "Serverseed unhashed" and the dice result. If there is a sequence like this, the "provably fair" statement would be correct.

Everything is assigned by the site, except the Clientseed this you can choose yourself. The rest is available to see except the Serverseed unhashed this will become visible after you choose a new seed and want to verify your previous bets. The unhashed server seed doesn't come available after every roll, that is the old provably fair system which made it hard to verify thousands of rolls and required a new unhashed serverseed after every roll, so now they implemented the Nonce into the calculation which increases with every roll made to make it easier for us to verify but still being a provably fair dice site.

Just try it out with different chosen client seeds on primedice and use the verifier of dicesites.com to see if it shows the same results.
https://dicesites.com/primedice/verifier or seuntjies dicebot also provides a good verifier.

[blackhawkeye1912]

There are many dice sites. Are these sites reliable?
So is it really the end of the bets based on luck? Or is it programmed to win the dice site?

In playing dice sites I don't have any idea about a reliable sites, the only thing I know was is duckdice.io and yolodice and most usual things I played is yolodice and dice game in yobit exchange.

[janggernaut]

They are reliable and there is no argue about it. With strategy of luck depends from player.
I think a lot of people make a mistake with dice strategies, strategy depends from bankroll and there is a mistake that people make, they try to use strategies with small bankrolls and of course thy end up with losing everything.

Any kind of strategies depends from our luck, not from our bankroll. If you are saying bankroll is the reason why people keep losing on gambling, we must need unlimited bankroll then, even though your bankroll is huge, doesn't mean you can always win on gambling.

[Oralmat]

Yeah, dice sites are reliable. But as you asking that is it programming? So i answer is no, it is not fake but only less chances are here to win in dice, because it is pure luck game, even i know mostly gambler think that some strategy work on dice, but i don't think so, If you have luck than you mustily win but if you have no luck than no chance to win in dice. 

[wuvdoll]

Yeah, dice sites are reliable. But as you asking that is it programming? So i answer is no, it is not fake but only less chances are here to win in dice, because it is pure luck game, even i know mostly gambler think that some strategy work on dice, but i don't think so, If you have luck than you mustily win but if you have no luck than no chance to win in dice.  

The sites and the program codes are different things we are going to deal with ?

When you are suspecting the program codes of one gambling site, it would be highly recommended to quit them. Hence we cannot say there had been is good but there business model is not good.

All the dice sites are not reliable, but we have handsome number of reliable die sites. We can use this forum to find those reliable sites.

[Labumi]

Some sites says that they are provably fair and no scam, though there are still gamblers that are being scammed at their site. And dice games are really random, you cant ensure your profit in these activities, must try investing than gambling.

Scam or provably fair indeed depends on the site. Because sometimes there are who say they provably fair and not a scam, but in the end they're doing it all and bring blurry all the funds they get from all the people who do the gambling. But it's all you can fix by following some gambling sites that are long-standing and have a lot of confidence, because only with it you can get a good profit. For if the site already has a long standing and trust and also high users already ascertained they provably fair and not a scam even though they do not promise it

[eternalgloom]

Yeah, dice sites are reliable. But as you asking that is it programming? So i answer is no, it is not fake but only less chances are here to win in dice, because it is pure luck game, even i know mostly gambler think that some strategy work on dice, but i don't think so, If you have luck than you mustily win but if you have no luck than no chance to win in dice. 

That is just wrong, not every dice site is reliable, there are and have been quite a few scam sites that don't pay out their players.
Most established dice sites are reliable to play on but not every single one.

Also another person (justdimin ) above you mentioned this already, you might want to read the rest of the posts before making statements like this.

[Deep BTC]

I read the messages. Everyone wrote the same thing. Everybody said your safety is provable. Do you explain to me how it can be proven? I mean companies that have signature campaigns on the forum. So primedice, kingdice, 777coin, bitvest etc.
Do you openly explain how technically safe companies are like?

Thanks.

It can be proven easily, a dice site gives you a:

Serverseed - provided by the gambling site
Clientseed - provided by your browser and adjusted by you
Nonce - A number that increases with each bet you make

And a secret seed which will be revealed when you choose a new seed and you want to verify your rolls, this way a site can't temper with the outcome of your rolls.

https://dicesites.com/provably-fair

I've examined the connection you gave. I will have two questions.

How can I get the following values when the first starts the game?

Clientseed: ClientSeedForDiceSites.com
Serverseed unhashed: 293d5d2ddd365f54759283a8097ab2640cbe6f8864adc2b1b31e65c14c999f04
Serverseed hashed: 5ac59780d512265230d5efb3cc238886dc1b457a80b54fbf1f920b99c6505801
Nonce: for the first bet it is 0 on this dice site (PrimeDice)

Secondly, how are these values assigned time? So I should know the value of "Serverseed hashed" before I throw the dice. Then when I dice, I should send "Clientseed" and "Nonce" to the server. After I have done the server calculation, it should send me the value "Serverseed unhashed" and the dice result. If there is a sequence like this, the "provably fair" statement would be correct.

Everything is assigned by the site, except the Clientseed this you can choose yourself. The rest is available to see except the Serverseed unhashed this will become visible after you choose a new seed and want to verify your previous bets. The unhashed server seed doesn't come available after every roll, that is the old provably fair system which made it hard to verify thousands of rolls and required a new unhashed serverseed after every roll, so now they implemented the Nonce into the calculation which increases with every roll made to make it easier for us to verify but still being a provably fair dice site.

Just try it out with different chosen client seeds on primedice and use the verifier of dicesites.com to see if it shows the same results.
https://dicesites.com/primedice/verifier or seuntjies dicebot also provides a good verifier.

I did not get the answer to the question I asked.
Where can I get the value of "Serverseed hashed" when I enter Primedice site? Where can I get the "Clientseed" value? How can I change the value of "Clientseed". I did not see the area to change.

[Rahar02]

Almost all Bitcoin Dice sites are Provably Fair.

And all Offered by us with EdgeBack are.

So it's pure luck. But EdgeBack is on top of your winnings

I don't really understand about provably fair, all this time I have played dice games but always ended lose, so I don't trust dice site and maybe I don't have enough 'luck' to get profits. I have to say that all of those dice sites were made to make players lose, if they didn't, they will out of business.

[wintermeasures]

There are many dice sites. Are these sites reliable?
So is it really the end of the bets based on luck? Or is it programmed to win the dice site?

According to me All Bitcoin Dice Sites are Reliable and Fair But I Don't Think that Putting Your Money In Bitcoin Dice Sites is Not a Good Idea to Make Some Money and I Never Suggest anyone to do Gambling Online and Waste their Time and Money in Just a Luck Based Games......

[ShetKid]

Most well known gambling sites are provably fair amd based on luck. There is no way to "rig" it from what I know, if that's what you mean

[Nekutasa]

From my experiences gambling sites are reliable but You never know what can happen so cautious! It is based on luck though if that's what you asking