neo_iamtheone
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April 14, 2018, 06:01:10 PM |
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I always get paid by this site but why I say is it's a scam is because they quote to be "provably fair" but there is an algorithm in the back which makes you lose.
I've chosen the 47.25% chance of winning and losing 50+ times in a row doesn't make sense what so ever when that's the percentage chance of winning, which isn't mathematically possible. This tends to happen when you bet higher amounts, play for more than 20min, or happen to keep the page open for a few hours(noticed this when I slept with it open overnight once). The site can be fair and gives a chance of winning but when you try to make a "real" profit it forces you to lose.
I also notice the "lottery" winnings tend to go to the same people, when you watch the lottery page the user ids they display who win; end up winning every lottery, every other, every 3 to 4 - occasionally more; it will vary.
Just a little hint, clearing cookies helps you "win" again but they also keep a record of how you bet in the background, clearing cookies and cache; I tend to change to a freshly newly installed browser with no records in it - it catches on to you playing earlier. Don't fall for people telling you to clear sessions/cookies to trick the site to letting you win again, it doesn't work.
I love the site but it's defiantly not "provably fair".
Basically if you want to win on this site play the high to low game very safely and not frequently, maybe you can make a profit after a few weeks to a month(aka $100 or more USD).
Every dice website that change the client seed on each bet can manipulate the outcome, you can do something on short term but on the long term they will rip you off. it is normal. and when you see hero members, legendary members posting here on behalf o the dice site defending it, are usually paid by the website admin, or they win some lotteries, get some free coins to be moderator for them, etc. Geee you cracked the code! Hats off!
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ConTraX
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April 14, 2018, 06:17:03 PM |
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I always get paid by this site but why I say is it's a scam is because they quote to be "provably fair" but there is an algorithm in the back which makes you lose.
I've chosen the 47.25% chance of winning and losing 50+ times in a row doesn't make sense what so ever when that's the percentage chance of winning, which isn't mathematically possible. This tends to happen when you bet higher amounts, play for more than 20min, or happen to keep the page open for a few hours(noticed this when I slept with it open overnight once). The site can be fair and gives a chance of winning but when you try to make a "real" profit it forces you to lose.
I also notice the "lottery" winnings tend to go to the same people, when you watch the lottery page the user ids they display who win; end up winning every lottery, every other, every 3 to 4 - occasionally more; it will vary.
Just a little hint, clearing cookies helps you "win" again but they also keep a record of how you bet in the background, clearing cookies and cache; I tend to change to a freshly newly installed browser with no records in it - it catches on to you playing earlier. Don't fall for people telling you to clear sessions/cookies to trick the site to letting you win again, it doesn't work.
I love the site but it's defiantly not "provably fair".
Basically if you want to win on this site play the high to low game very safely and not frequently, maybe you can make a profit after a few weeks to a month(aka $100 or more USD).
Every dice website that change the client seed on each bet can manipulate the outcome, you can do something on short term but on the long term they will rip you off. it is normal. and when you see hero members, legendary members posting here on behalf o the dice site defending it, are usually paid by the website admin, or they win some lotteries, get some free coins to be moderator for them, etc. And who is paying you to defame the senior/experienced users? You have freedom to share your thoughts but you shouldn't accuse others without proof. We all Freebitco.in users know the 'provably fair' isn't in favor of the users and it's the owner's choice. Still some people claim that they get small profits from the site by playing the Hi-Lo game and it's possible if you use uncommon strategies. But still it's risky and you need a good amount already in site balance to prevent as many losing strike as possible. But if someone claim that they hack/get big profits from that Hi-Lo game, then that's a big lie.
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reesejohn
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June 11, 2018, 02:09:27 PM |
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I always get paid by this site but why I say is it's a scam is because they quote to be "provably fair" but there is an algorithm in the back which makes you lose.
I've chosen the 47.25% chance of winning and losing 50+ times in a row doesn't make sense what so ever when that's the percentage chance of winning, which isn't mathematically possible. This tends to happen when you bet higher amounts, play for more than 20min, or happen to keep the page open for a few hours(noticed this when I slept with it open overnight once). The site can be fair and gives a chance of winning but when you try to make a "real" profit it forces you to lose.
I also notice the "lottery" winnings tend to go to the same people, when you watch the lottery page the user ids they display who win; end up winning every lottery, every other, every 3 to 4 - occasionally more; it will vary.
Just a little hint, clearing cookies helps you "win" again but they also keep a record of how you bet in the background, clearing cookies and cache; I tend to change to a freshly newly installed browser with no records in it - it catches on to you playing earlier. Don't fall for people telling you to clear sessions/cookies to trick the site to letting you win again, it doesn't work.
I love the site but it's defiantly not "provably fair".
Basically if you want to win on this site play the high to low game very safely and not frequently, maybe you can make a profit after a few weeks to a month(aka $100 or more USD).
I bet 50 times minimum amount to control scam or not... When i bet low and lost, then i clicked high and lost again. Then i bet low and failed again.. Hi-Low-hi-low-hi-low... 50 times repeatedly... Always lost...100 percent failure...
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TheQuin
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June 11, 2018, 02:12:46 PM |
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I bet 50 times minimum amount to control scam or not... When i bet low and lost, then i clicked high and lost again. Then i bet low and failed again.. Hi-Low-hi-low-hi-low... 50 times repeatedly... Always lost...100 percent failure...
Do you want post some proof of that? It would beat the provably fair record by some distance. I'd love to see a screenshot of the bet history and the links to roll verification.
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Bytecoiner419
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August 11, 2018, 05:10:33 PM |
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First I want to say sorry for bumping this post. I totally trust freebitco.in and have been an active member for many years. My question is about the "Earn BTC" section of the site. Has anyone had problems with it and how much BTC would you trust keeping on your balance to earn interest daily? Thanks for your feedback.
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TheQuin
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August 11, 2018, 06:56:39 PM |
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First I want to say sorry for bumping this post. I totally trust freebitco.in and have been an active member for many years.
It would be better to start a new thread as anyone seeing this bumped is unlikely to be someone interested in your inquiry. My question is about the "Earn BTC" section of the site.
Has anyone had problems with it
I know it is only my word but since I started doing support in March the only issue I have had to deal with was one panicky customer when our hosting site had a problem that took all our history servers down and meant we couldn't display the recent interest payments data. and how much BTC would you trust keeping on your balance to earn interest daily? Thanks for your feedback. That's a question which everyone will have a different view and if you want answers I'd suggest starting a thread with that in the title.
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kingfrog
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October 13, 2018, 01:08:46 PM |
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I bet 50 times minimum amount to control scam or not... When i bet low and lost, then i clicked high and lost again. Then i bet low and failed again.. Hi-Low-hi-low-hi-low... 50 times repeatedly... Always lost...100 percent failure... [/quote]
Same story. I've tried thousand combinations, and now I know there is no RND in their program. Win chance 47.50%. It means you will get 100% red out of 2.5%. (Both High and Low are red. And you can push anywhere) But when there is not enough money in their bank, they give you 10% win chance. (90% all red ) There is no mathematics - it's all fixed. It's not even virtual emulator of RND. When you set 50% win chance, it still gives you unnatural fluctuations. It's more safe to play roulette on magnets, then this)) Provably Fair my ass. Google "rnd number", play with it and feel the difference.
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Bitcoin-Turkiye
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November 15, 2018, 04:35:21 PM |
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I've always played BET HI, and I lost 10 times. With 47.5% chance, the probability of losing should be 1 in 1 million. https://prnt.sc/liseg9
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TheQuin
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November 15, 2018, 11:04:06 PM |
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I've always played BET HI, and I lost 10 times. With 47.5% chance, the probability of losing should be 1 in 1 million. https://prnt.sc/liseg9I think you need to educate yourself about probabilities. You were betting on 2x so the probability of a loss is 52.5 and to calculate the probability of a streak of losses occurring you also need to consider the total sample size of bets. To illustrate this I've used 3000 bets (I usually use 10,000 but with a streak so small that gives 100% probability). http://completecurrencytrader.com/streak-probability-calculator.php#book_wrapWith 2x, if you want to give yourself a fighting chance, you should count on a losing streak of 22 being likely to occur.
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Chris314
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November 16, 2018, 10:53:39 AM |
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I've always played BET HI, and I lost 10 times. With 47.5% chance, the probability of losing should be 1 in 1 million. https://prnt.sc/liseg9You have 0.15% chance to get 10 losses in a row with 47,5% winning chance (1-0.475)^10 That's not 1 in 1 million but 1 in 1 thousand.
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bluerain25
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November 20, 2018, 10:05:53 AM |
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I always got paid on this site though I only save and use the free roll. Never won the lottery but that's fine as long as my daily interest got credited. But lately I cannot login to my account it always says "your connection is not private". I dont with the others if they can access their account. But its not working for me
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TheQuin
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November 21, 2018, 07:13:13 AM |
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I always got paid on this site though I only save and use the free roll. Never won the lottery but that's fine as long as my daily interest got credited. But lately I cannot login to my account it always says "your connection is not private". I dont with the others if they can access their account. But its not working for me That sounds like a local problem with your browser.
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kingfrog
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January 03, 2019, 07:48:40 PM |
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When you use the word "probability" and calculate chances, you pretend that they (freebitcoin game) have a Random Number Generator. Do they? Of course, no) First of all it's a program emulator. Who can give me exact formula of their algorithm? 47.5% What is this? As I said earlier their 50% are not real Random 50/50. Why should I believe in 47.5% then? Anyway, I quit the game five months ago, stopped losing and made more money on exchanges and ico's.
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TheQuin
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January 04, 2019, 02:05:49 AM |
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When you use the word "probability" and calculate chances, you pretend that they (freebitcoin game) have a Random Number Generator. Do they? Of course, no) First of all it's a program emulator. Who can give me exact formula of their algorithm? 47.5% What is this? As I said earlier their 50% are not real Random 50/50. Why should I believe in 47.5% then? Anyway, I quit the game five months ago, stopped losing and made more money on exchanges and ico's.
We don't have an RNG as it is a provably fair system based on cryptography. The seeds are randomly generated and as you are free to change the client seed if the server seed was not truly random that would mean it was predictable which in turn would leave mean someone could work out what client seed to use to win.
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March 16, 2019, 02:04:36 PM |
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This is scam, I got about 22000 satoshi by using the faucet for about 2 years. I recently start using the multiply part and at this : http://www.zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=19/11/40c4.pngthis site is clearly not provably fair...
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March 16, 2019, 03:18:20 PM |
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Provably fair does not mean that you cannot lose...
just a quick explanation.
in your case with every bet you can win with 47.5% probability and lose with 52.5%, ok? now, let's see the second bet. in the second bet you have the same %, 47.5% and 52.5%. the third, 47.5% and 52.5% and guess the fourth.. yes 47.5% and 52.5%.
so if you have a series of losses it does not mean that you have a greater chance of winning.
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March 16, 2019, 07:57:00 PM |
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And what exacltyon your picture is shoing us that this is not provably fair? You lost 15 times in a row ? Nothing surprising here ? You could lose more than 30 times in a row and its still normal its just luck. regards
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April 04, 2019, 12:28:08 PM |
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Provably fair is just used to trick players, you actually believe those bloodsucking casino people would be fair lol, probability just means everything can happen, so they can manipulate as they want, no one would actually supervise those casino, so just stay away this dark area! The world would be a much better place without casino, they shouldn't even be legal.
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April 04, 2019, 04:25:12 PM |
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Well you can't blame a site as scam for loosing your money in gamble unless you actually find out their algorithm in not provably fair. What is clear is that freebitco.in is one of the worst site to play dice on. They have a huge house edge which has greater possibility of making you loose.
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TheQuin
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April 05, 2019, 03:15:50 AM |
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Provably fair is just used to trick players, you actually believe those bloodsucking casino people would be fair lol, probability just means everything can happen, so they can manipulate as they want,
Provably fair gives customers the opportunity to actually check if it was fair or not. Many people like yourself are too thick to understand that and make bullshit claims without any evidence. no one would actually supervise those casino, so just stay away this dark area! The world would be a much better place without casino, they shouldn't even be legal.
If you want a puritanical authoritarian world where other people decide what you can and can not do based on their prejudices then Bitcoin probably isn't for you. This about giving people financial freedom that can not be interfered with by governments.
Well you can't blame a site as scam for loosing your money in gamble unless you actually find out their algorithm in not provably fair. What is clear is that freebitco.in is one of the worst site to play dice on. They have a huge house edge which has greater possibility of making you loose.
A lot of people make that mistake. All the free things like lottery tickets, reward points, and free-roll bonuses etc. actually make us very competitive against the no thrills plain vanilla low house edge sites. That is why we have one of the highest volumes wagered in the Bitcoin dice business. You could even win a Lambo with us.
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