Sato-Dice.com : Play or Invest : 1% House Edge : Free Bitcoin Bonus: Jackpot : A

[Kindred]

It seems like it is done. By the description it sounded like a JD copy.

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[LtPaxIV]

Leon, will it ever be back online, or it's over?

It probably depends on whether someone is interested in buying the site...

Dear forum members and guests,
We offer for sale the working project of the website
The site is for sale because we have neither time nor resources to develop this project and we decided to sell it to those who are interested in its development and gaining profit out of it.
The project is completely working, including sales of accounts, its domains and scripts for the work with Bitcoin and Dogecoin.
We want the further development for this project.
We are open for all requests, please, post messages only concerning the topic.

ha im right.the whole "make the most outta 0.01" contest was just to generate new accounts for more bets,so they can show people interested in buying it what huge numbers they have,wich in truth arent real

[sukamasoto]

I can not open your site
immediately improve

[Kindred]

I can not open your site
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The site seemed to be operational for a short while. Could have been opened just to show people that is is working so they could sell it or the owners realised it would take a lot more time than they had.

With this kind of project there are a lot of fine details that would need to be evaluated before purchase. Unless you could review the code yourself it would be a high risk buy!

As the domain is already down it seems like they found someone. Anyone know if there is a site around looking to sell a similar concept?

[pavlin99th]

It's a pity the site is down. I'm not interested in playing/investing/buying, but in the security aspects.

As far as I remember the provably fair algorithm to generate random rolls was exploitable. I even did proof of concept OpenCL brute-forcer, but can't confirm the idea now. Looks like OP won't answer any questions, but would be great to hear if there were any attacks utilising the flaw...

Several sites suffered recently from different kinds of errors in their algorithms; if confirmed, this one would have joined the collection.