BTClash.com - Rock, Paper, Scissors

[Superhitech]

Username: Superhitech

The site is looking good, however I do have one suggestion. I'd suggest having the feature to switch between what kind of bitcoin units we want to use, instead of using only uBTC to measure how much we wager.

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[BTClash]

@BTCevo
In order to change your play you just need to cancel your battle and do another one, and no, it will make no sense if other players could see what you've played haha.

@Superhitech
Really nice idea, I will add it soon, thanks

[minhlee95]

username;minhlee95

[panjul07]

username;minhlee95

The giveaway is not at this thread anymore, there is another thread to claim the giveaway. So Post your username here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1835492.0

[freemanjackal]

are you thinking to add a chat to the site, would be useful, so like play more than one move

[Lauren Smith]

It is nice that all these different games and methods of gambling being used in today's gamblong websites. I get bored of the same things. They should make all kinds of games like a carnival ^^ That really would be a great idea. But small steps .

[Diablomania]

Can you explain how provably fair works in your game? 

[Hatcher]

Can you explain how provably fair works in your game?  

I would also like to know this because my main concern is that I could post a bunch of games, then the house could beat me in all of them if it knows what I'm going to throw. I guess provably fair would indicate that there is no way for the house to know what I am throwing?

[BTClash]

@freemanjackal
Yes, I'm already working on that

@Diablomania & @Hatcher
Provably fair system only works when you play a battle that someone created, it shows you a sha256 hash first, then when you played you have the entire string that was hashed in order to get the shown hash, the string is composed of : a random secret string, the username of the battle creator, and his pick (secret/username/pick).
So to verify if it's fair you can just enter the string on a sha256 hash calculator site and check if the output is the same as the first shown hash.

But it doesn't work when you create a battle, because I didn't found a solution to make it provably fair in this way.

So if you don't trust the site you can at least play at battles of other users without creating your owns.

[milewilda]

Can you explain how provably fair works in your game?  

I would also like to know this because my main concern is that I could post a bunch of games, then the house could beat me in all of them if it knows what I'm going to throw. I guess provably fair would indicate that there is no way for the house to know what I am throwing?

House wont beat you because you are directly playing or competing with other player which means house is no involve but expected on this is when you withdraw they will certain get a percentage on the amount you would withdraw from that game.This game is somehow similar on Bitdouble game which is coin flip that also makes duel from other players but only on two options unlike on this game which you have 3 selections.

[iTradeChips]

username : iTradeChips

thank you

[Hatcher]

Can you explain how provably fair works in your game?  

I would also like to know this because my main concern is that I could post a bunch of games, then the house could beat me in all of them if it knows what I'm going to throw. I guess provably fair would indicate that there is no way for the house to know what I am throwing?

House wont beat you because you are directly playing or competing with other player which means house is no involve but expected on this is when you withdraw they will certain get a percentage on the amount you would withdraw from that game.This game is somehow similar on Bitdouble game which is coin flip that also makes duel from other players but only on two options unlike on this game which you have 3 selections.

The house could be the player playing against you. They can see your games and pick them up and beat you if they know what you are choosing.

[freemanjackal]

Can you explain how provably fair works in your game?  

I would also like to know this because my main concern is that I could post a bunch of games, then the house could beat me in all of them if it knows what I'm going to throw. I guess provably fair would indicate that there is no way for the house to know what I am throwing?

House wont beat you because you are directly playing or competing with other player which means house is no involve but expected on this is when you withdraw they will certain get a percentage on the amount you would withdraw from that game.This game is somehow similar on Bitdouble game which is coin flip that also makes duel from other players but only on two options unlike on this game which you have 3 selections.

The house could be the player playing against you. They can see your games and pick them up and beat you if they know what you are choosing.

yes thats possible, i guess there is a chat need to verify you are playing with a person, but when you create there is no way to know that the user that played the game was a person

[BTCevo]

Thanks for the giveaway. And btw I just try and from my start balance 0.0002 btc(if I not mistake), I just lose 0.000019 then win 0.000059 and then lose again 0.000030, so my balance suppose to be is that suppose to be 0.00021 but my balance become 0.000189. Will you mind to check it?

[BTClash]

Thanks for the giveaway. And btw I just try and from my start balance 0.0002 btc(if I not mistake), I just lose 0.000019 then win 0.000059 and then lose again 0.000030, so my balance suppose to be is that suppose to be 0.00021 but my balance become 0.000189. Will you mind to check it?

I just checked your battles history, there are no mistakes.
And when you see that you won 0.000059 for example, it means that you got back your 0.00003 + 0.000029.

[panjul07]

I confirm I receive the first giveaway (500bits) played some battles and my balance up to 2000+bits.
Just requested for cash out to test the withdrawal system and it is processed instantly (less than a minute).
Good withdrawal system for a new site, but I wonder how about bigger amount of withdrawal? Will it be processed instantly as well?

[Ayers]

@freemanjackal
Yes, I'm already working on that

@Diablomania & @Hatcher
Provably fair system only works when you play a battle that someone created, it shows you a sha256 hash first, then when you played you have the entire string that was hashed in order to get the shown hash, the string is composed of : a random secret string, the username of the battle creator, and his pick (secret/username/pick).
So to verify if it's fair you can just enter the string on a sha256 hash calculator site and check if the output is the same as the first shown hash.

But it doesn't work when you create a battle, because I didn't found a solution to make it provably fair in this way.

So if you don't trust the site you can at least play at battles of other users without creating your owns.

well seems fair, and we can always check, by seeing if we always lose, if that true you are cheating but what are the edge here how are you going to make profit? there are tiny fee for every game played?

[minime0105]

This is really a nice game, having a lot of fun, can you add also a color game?

[BTClash]

I confirm I receive the first giveaway (500bits) played some battles and my balance up to 2000+bits.
Just requested for cash out to test the withdrawal system and it is processed instantly (less than a minute).
Good withdrawal system for a new site, but I wonder how about bigger amount of withdrawal? Will it be processed instantly as well?

For now, yes, all withdrawals are processed instantly.

@freemanjackal
Yes, I'm already working on that

@Diablomania & @Hatcher
Provably fair system only works when you play a battle that someone created, it shows you a sha256 hash first, then when you played you have the entire string that was hashed in order to get the shown hash, the string is composed of : a random secret string, the username of the battle creator, and his pick (secret/username/pick).
So to verify if it's fair you can just enter the string on a sha256 hash calculator site and check if the output is the same as the first shown hash.

But it doesn't work when you create a battle, because I didn't found a solution to make it provably fair in this way.

So if you don't trust the site you can at least play at battles of other users without creating your owns.

well seems fair, and we can always check, by seeing if we always lose, if that true you are cheating but what are the edge here how are you going to make profit? there are tiny fee for every game played?

Yes, there is a fee of 1% for battles with a winner, nothing is taken on draw.

This is really a nice game, having a lot of fun, can you add also a color game?

I've never heard about that game before, just read about it and it doesn't seem to be a pvp game, which is the purpose of the site
Anyways new games will soon be released.

[Hatcher]

Maybe it would be a good idea to have the choices displayed as icons in the battle history. If someone crushed my scissors with rock, then there could be rock beside their name and scissors beside mine. Could just be in one's personal battle history, so that people don't get free information on how others play. But once a game is over, it's useful so you can keep track of it.