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[holorga]

hey, pmed

[holorga]

Game does not work for me. I'm using FF and all I see on screen is this > http://postimage.org/image/w5pzfs4ij/

What exactly I'm supposed to do to play for free (0 BTC) or for some BTCs?

hey,
yeah, you are having some kind of problem,  the site can't connect websockets to the server, your network is probably not allowing connections on all the ports to remote services..

you should have buttons to chose the bet above the minefield.

[Epicblood]

I am officially addicted

[Gretchen]

For some reason no matter what withdraw address I put it just saying invalid address. Please help me its kinda annoying I just want to pull the little bit I put in back out.

[pieppiep]

Are you sure there is no enter or space character added at the end?

[Gretchen]

It finally worked but the transaction still hasnt shown up in my wallet and its been about an hour since then. Meh

[holorga]

are both of you the same person? you sound similar

you are the first ones reporting this, please send me any info I can use to locate your users and resolve this. like transaction id or your username.

[crazyearner]

are both of you the same person? you sound similar

you are the first ones reporting this, please send me any info I can use to locate your users and resolve this. like transaction id or your username.

Am having a hard time even locating my account on it however the transactions would of come from the following wallet or wallets. And I do recall cashing out on one but never got the payment or it was lost in transit or I spent up on all of them. Its been awhile and cant find any my user details but here the btc addresses used.

1PE7igeVTTtZfTmUTmG2hHz5RSBGNrtfFr
14yr6utPZr62uvxDnZ3bPnLw3rPhsLEFic

[holorga]

are both of you the same person? you sound similar

you are the first ones reporting this, please send me any info I can use to locate your users and resolve this. like transaction id or your username.

Am having a hard time even locating my account on it however the transactions would of come from the following wallet or wallets. And I do recall cashing out on one but never got the payment or it was lost in transit or I spent up on all of them. Its been awhile and cant find any my user details but here the btc addresses used.

1PE7igeVTTtZfTmUTmG2hHz5RSBGNrtfFr
14yr6utPZr62uvxDnZ3bPnLw3rPhsLEFic

I do not log from which addresses the transactions came, as the data is commonly not trivial, afaik not exposed by bitcoind, and I don't have any use for it.
I could look over recent transactions by hand if you were to give me this info right away, but this was 5 months ago.

in order to locate your user I need more information, like, transactionid, your username, addresses you sent bitcoin to, your exact balance, anything more.

[crazyearner]

are both of you the same person? you sound similar

you are the first ones reporting this, please send me any info I can use to locate your users and resolve this. like transaction id or your username.

Am having a hard time even locating my account on it however the transactions would of come from the following wallet or wallets. And I do recall cashing out on one but never got the payment or it was lost in transit or I spent up on all of them. Its been awhile and cant find any my user details but here the btc addresses used.

1PE7igeVTTtZfTmUTmG2hHz5RSBGNrtfFr
14yr6utPZr62uvxDnZ3bPnLw3rPhsLEFic

I do not log from which addresses the transactions came, as the data is commonly not trivial, afaik not exposed by bitcoind, and I don't have any use for it.
I could look over recent transactions by hand if you were to give me this info right away, but this was 5 months ago.

in order to locate your user I need more information, like, transactionid, your username, addresses you sent bitcoin to, your exact balance, anything more.

The only one i can find as the other now says no transactions on it..

26.12.2012, 1:56:54   1JRCt9CkF2fGAuZQK7ydfU75dD5yNfJvTy   +   0.03   confirmed

[holorga]

are both of you the same person? you sound similar

you are the first ones reporting this, please send me any info I can use to locate your users and resolve this. like transaction id or your username.

Am having a hard time even locating my account on it however the transactions would of come from the following wallet or wallets. And I do recall cashing out on one but never got the payment or it was lost in transit or I spent up on all of them. Its been awhile and cant find any my user details but here the btc addresses used.

1PE7igeVTTtZfTmUTmG2hHz5RSBGNrtfFr
14yr6utPZr62uvxDnZ3bPnLw3rPhsLEFic

I do not log from which addresses the transactions came, as the data is commonly not trivial, afaik not exposed by bitcoind, and I don't have any use for it.
I could look over recent transactions by hand if you were to give me this info right away, but this was 5 months ago.

in order to locate your user I need more information, like, transactionid, your username, addresses you sent bitcoin to, your exact balance, anything more.

The only one i can find as the other now says no transactions on it..

26.12.2012, 1:56:54   1JRCt9CkF2fGAuZQK7ydfU75dD5yNfJvTy   +   0.03   confirmed

this is an incoming transaction, not an outgoing one. and it was received properly, you played the game and you lost everything. there were no outgoing transactions.

and about the other one, its very improbable for the transaction to dissapear from a transacrion list if it was displayed at any point.
this data never gets deleted, and it gets sent to a client once its in the database. so I'm guessing that you have a wrong account.

I can't help you if you can't show a problem to me. and I'm repeating, I'd have a chance of somehow finding your user if you didn't wait for 5 months.

[crazyearner]

Forget it then. Cant find any other details as i do not have them so its lost in an dormant account somewhere. Wasnt much anyway so nothing gain little loss to the house but guess that's the way it goes sometimes. Thx anyway

[holorga]

noticed some weirdness, the service is offline while I investigate

[holorga]

noticed some weirdness, the service is offline while I investigate

ok, everything is fine

[holorga]

noticed some weirdness, the service is offline while I investigate

ok, everything is fine

someone is trying to hack the service, which is nothing new, but I've seen some weirdness so I'm making sure that everything is fine, the service will go online shortly.. in any case, users shouldn't be worried, most of the balance is in the offline wallet and your bitcoin is safe.

[holorga]

noticed some weirdness, the service is offline while I investigate

ok, everything is fine

someone is trying to hack the service, which is nothing new, but I've seen some weirdness so I'm making sure that everything is fine, the service will go online shortly.. in any case, users shouldn't be worried, most of the balance is in the offline wallet and your bitcoin is safe.

I'm just being paranoid

[rickylford]

I think it's pretty ridiculous that I can play for 0 bitcoins and 10 mines and am able to click about 6-7 squares until finally hitting a mine. Yet, when I play for actual bitcoins with 3 mines, I typically hit a mine within the first one or two clicks. I'm having a really hard time believing it's 100% random. I've tested this with at least 10 games of 0 play and 10 games of bitcoin play.

[nyusternie]

I think it's pretty ridiculous that I can play for 0 bitcoins and 10 mines and am able to click about 6-7 squares until finally hitting a mine. Yet, when I play for actual bitcoins with 3 mines, I typically hit a mine within the first one or two clicks. I'm having a really hard time believing it's 100% random. I've tested this with at least 10 games of 0 play and 10 games of bitcoin play.

its actually pretty simple to verify. just click the hash at the bottom of the screen when your game is over. you'll get something like this

Code:

29acdf9aaed991265c97e5b9e2a5d699b66194bced0f87aa3cfeb14200532072

[[0,0,1,0,0],[1,1,0,0,1],[1,0,0,1,0],[1,0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1,1]] jsmrHbNZR0SWT7BH

This hash (sha256) is a proof that the software is not cheating.

thn just veryify the hash using ANY SHA256 calculator, like this one:
http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator

I LOVE provably fair games. lets me sleep well at night  

EDIT: I should have mentioned that the HASH you are verifying is given to you BEFORE you start playing the game (right after you select your wager).

[holorga]

I think it's pretty ridiculous that I can play for 0 bitcoins and 10 mines and am able to click about 6-7 squares until finally hitting a mine. Yet, when I play for actual bitcoins with 3 mines, I typically hit a mine within the first one or two clicks. I'm having a really hard time believing it's 100% random. I've tested this with at least 10 games of 0 play and 10 games of bitcoin play.

its actually pretty simple to verify. just click the hash at the bottom of the screen when your game is over. you'll get something like this

Code:

29acdf9aaed991265c97e5b9e2a5d699b66194bced0f87aa3cfeb14200532072

[[0,0,1,0,0],[1,1,0,0,1],[1,0,0,1,0],[1,0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1,1]] jsmrHbNZR0SWT7BH

This hash (sha256) is a proof that the software is not cheating.

thn just veryify the hash using ANY SHA256 calculator, like this one:
http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator

I LOVE provably fair games. lets me sleep well at night  

EDIT: I should have mentioned that the HASH you are verifying is given to you BEFORE you start playing the game (right after you select your wager).

thanks nyusternie..

yup, the game is provably fair, which also lets me sleep well as I don't have to lead vey long conversations about cheating.
rickylford, I have a feeling that my luck is the same, and I'd have the same worries

let me explain it in detail for people that don't know what hashes are, and I'll use this for faq later..

hashing generates that long random looking string (called hash) from any data. its like a signature for the data, any change in the original data would completely change the hash. its commonly used for data validation, for example application installers tend to check the hash of the thing they'll install, verifying that the data isn't somehow corrupted. communication protocols do this, and applications with any-cheat or piracy protections..

a hash (sha256 is the type of hash I use here) looks like this: 29acdf9aaed991265c97e5b9e2a5d699b66194bced0f87aa3cfeb14200532072
also, hashing is a one way function – you cannot get the original data back from a hash. (which is obvious, you can't store a lot of data in a little of data. if you could, you could hash everything on your disk and just keep this one hash instead of all the data)

you can play around with hashing to get the feeling for it on one of the online hash calculators http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator

so, how does the game prove that it isn't cheating?
you are given a hash before you start playing, after the end of a game, if you click on that hash, the server displays the original string that got hashed, which is a text based field representation and a small random string, which proves that the server has generated a fixed field before you started playing, and its not deciding on positions of mines after each click.

the string looks something like this:

[[0,0,1,0,0],[1,1,0,0,1],[1,0,0,1,0],[1,0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1,1]] jsmrHbNZR0SWT7BH

(you can now use any hash calculator to verify that a hash of this string is really the one that the server displays)

this small random string at the end (jsmrHbNZR0SWT7BH) needs to be as there are around 30 million possible minefield combinations, and a player could generate hashes for all possible combinations and find out the current mine configuration by matching the hash a game displayed.