Play Simple FOMO Round 2 - Top entrant and last entrant now split the pot evenly

[happypsyduck]

Simple FOMO
Round 2
Status: Ended
Top entrant: 0xbdc8542fe776f8712afc70b2bd147fdd0115ad54
Last entrant: Same

Simple FOMO returns in a new round! The rules are slightly different than the previous round. The game is a game theory based lottery that rewards both the last person to enter the lottery and now the person with the most entries when the deadline expires. There will be 2 winners. Each time a person enters the game, the deadline is potentially extended based on how close that person is to the deadline. Also, as more people enter the pool, the cost to enter the game increases. For this round, it is advantageous to enter the game earlier as all entries are equal and earlier ones cost less.

The game itself is a smart contract that is ran on the Ethereum blockchain therefore it cannot be changed or manipulated by the creator of the contract. Any and all transactions to the contract are publicly viewable. There is no house advantage.

The initial pot size is 2 ETH.

The initial cost to enter is 0.001 ETH.

The initial deadline is Nov 16th, 2019 14:10:54 UTC.

Game Website:
https://happypsyduck.github.io/simple-fomo/

GitHub Source:
https://github.com/happypsyduck/simple-fomo

Contract on Etherscan:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa7565a3E2d0044b8BC887Bc6451f6e70ac551462


Old Rounds:

Simple FOMO
Round 1
Status: Ended
Winner: 0xc54100fc034d412c21ba92ccf2d916374ac22555

Simple FOMO is a new game theory based lottery that rewards the last person to enter the lottery with the entire pot when the deadline expires. Each time a person enters the game, the deadline is potentially extended based on how close that person is to the deadline. Also, as more people enter the pool, the cost to enter the game increases. The entire game is ran on a publicly viewable trust-less smart contract.

The initial pot size is 2 ETH.

The initial cost to enter is 0.001 ETH.

The initial deadline is Nov 8th, 2019 11:16:00 UTC.

Game Website:
https://happypsyduck.github.io/simple-fomo/

GitHub Source:
https://github.com/happypsyduck/simple-fomo

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[CjMapope]

haha nice to see the code up for this (i like the name lol)
back in the day when ETH was just getting dapps up, this type of one was one of the first
it was quite popular too
im not a gambling man so i likely wont participate but good luck man some people love these type games 

[happypsyduck]

haha nice to see the code up for this (i like the name lol)
back in the day when ETH was just getting dapps up, this type of one was one of the first
it was quite popular too
im not a gambling man so i likely wont participate but good luck man some people love these type games 

Thanks for the input. I guess we will see what sort of attention this one obtains.

[happypsyduck]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

[safari88]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

can you add a countdown on your website?
so every user can see when will the lottery ended and can you explain how the extension time works?
because i saw that there is 2 time, the first one each transaction/deposit extension time increase 10 minutes then there is 0.5 second increase time
so what is the correct extension time?

[carlfebz2]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

can you add a countdown on your website?
so every user can see when will the lottery ended and can you explain how the extension time works?
because i saw that there is 2 time, the first one each transaction/deposit extension time increase 10 minutes then there is 0.5 second increase time
so what is the correct extension time?

Why not just simply read up on the mechanics and know their teminologies?

Simple FOMO is a game theory based lottery that rewards the last person to enter the lottery with the entire pot.
The initial pot size is 2 ETH.
The initial deadline is Nov 8th, 2019 11:16:00 UTC.
The deadline can be extended by submitting an entry.
The initial extension time is 10 minutes. Each entry increases the extension time by 0.5 seconds.
The deadline will only be extended if at the time of the last entry, the extension time is beyond the deadline.
After the deadline, no more entries will be accepted and the last person can claim the entire pot after 5 minutes.
The initial cost to enter is 0.001 ETH. For every 25 entries, the cost increases by 0.002 ETH.
Usage fee is 2.5% of entry cost, deducted at time of entry.

[Oceat]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

I'm still wondering if there were a lot of players participating in this kind of game. The time is getting closer and they have 4 days left before we know who is the real winner.

Is there a way to know who's the winner OP, after the game? Do you have a list of players name on that game?

[nelson4lov]

Looks sketchy. I've had experience with ETH based lotteries Dapps and it hasn't been good so far. I was come short and unlucky. For this reason, I won't participate.

Why not just simply read up on the mechanics and know their teminologies?

I think he was just confused. Since the # of participating users are yet to be known, the final extension time so he was just asking to know. On a lighter note though, I support the suggestion about adding a timer to the website /github page.

[happypsyduck]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

I'm still wondering if there were a lot of players participating in this kind of game. The time is getting closer and they have 4 days left before we know who is the real winner.

Is there a way to know who's the winner OP, after the game? Do you have a list of players name on that game?

Since no registration is required to play, there is no list of players. You can see the address of the winner on Etherscan though when the game is over.

Looks sketchy. I've had experience with ETH based lotteries Dapps and it hasn't been good so far. I was come short and unlucky. For this reason, I won't participate.

Why not just simply read up on the mechanics and know their teminologies?

I think he was just confused. Since the # of participating users are yet to be known, the final extension time so he was just asking to know. On a lighter note though, I support the suggestion about adding a timer to the website /github page.

You can see all the game information on Etherscan including total entries. There is a countdown clock on the website that becomes visible once you log into MetaMask.

[gabmen]

Very creative. I'm pretty sure there will be a lot of participants though i don't expect the bulk of them to join until close to the end of the deadline. That's when the real competition will start. At this point people who are interested to join would probably wait out until the last day. At least that's what i'm planning to do.

[happypsyduck]

68 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

[stomachgrowls]

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

I'm still wondering if there were a lot of players participating in this kind of game. The time is getting closer and they have 4 days left before we know who is the real winner.

Is there a way to know who's the winner OP, after the game? Do you have a list of players name on that game?

Knowing about smart contracts it would automatically sent out winning amounts to those users who do able to win the lottery.Its all in the contract thats why
such list cant really be seen but somehow you can check out those addresses that had joined up the game.

These kind of games are one famous in the past but now it seems it isnt already getting some attention as you can see there's only few made up a deposit.

For op, if someone would able to win that 2ETH with among to those small number of players then you would refresh up the balance ?

[cribusen]

It is an interesting idea, but with all the gas fees, it is almost impossible to win be the last one. But on the other hand, it is pretty interesting type of gambling, which makes fun and gives an opportunity to win some ETH.

[happypsyduck]

42 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

[o48o]

Has anyone audited the source code? I can't read code myself so i would like to know that the developers are not able to empty the contract by themselves. Also this should go under gambling threads imho.

[happypsyduck]

Has anyone audited the source code? I can't read code myself so i would like to know that the developers are not able to empty the contract by themselves. Also this should go under gambling threads imho.

Automated static analysis was performed to search for vulnerabilities in the contract; however, no third-party audit has been performed due to cost/time issues. I suggest you counsel a coder friend to help you understand the contract so you can make an informed decision to enter. There is no ability for the developer to drain the pot as their only functionality is to change the fee address.

117 Hours remain before the last player wins 2.0039 ETH

I'm still wondering if there were a lot of players participating in this kind of game. The time is getting closer and they have 4 days left before we know who is the real winner.

Is there a way to know who's the winner OP, after the game? Do you have a list of players name on that game?

Knowing about smart contracts it would automatically sent out winning amounts to those users who do able to win the lottery.Its all in the contract thats why
such list cant really be seen but somehow you can check out those addresses that had joined up the game.

These kind of games are one famous in the past but now it seems it isnt already getting some attention as you can see there's only few made up a deposit.

For op, if someone would able to win that 2ETH with among to those small number of players then you would refresh up the balance ?

Funding a Round 2 depends on the interest level of Round 1, which is TBD.

[o48o]

Automated static analysis was performed to search for vulnerabilities in the contract; however, no third-party audit has been performed due to cost/time issues. I suggest you counsel a coder friend to help you understand the contract so you can make an informed decision to enter. There is no ability for the developer to drain the pot as their only functionality is to change the fee address.

Yeah, thanks i know, but i am not auditing it for you because of the same reasons, but it would be helpful for your reputation as a hyip project, there has been scams before. And if you are unable to find that move topic link to move this to gambling, it's down on the left:



You're welcome.

[coin-investor]

This game is quite interesting, like to be honest this is still subject to manipulation by the developer because he controls everything here, but I like to see who is going to be the winner and if they can keep this application clean from manipulation, but yes this works like a Ponzi Scheme, but the difference is the one that comes in late is the winner.

[carlisle1]

This game is quite interesting, like to be honest this is still subject to manipulation by the developer because he controls everything here, but I like to see who is going to be the winner and if they can keep this application clean from manipulation, but yes this works like a Ponzi Scheme, but the difference is the one that comes in late is the winner.

here is the explanation kabayan ,i think the entrance fee are safer as the team has nothing in control of the funds.

Automated static analysis was performed to search for vulnerabilities in the contract; however, no third-party audit has been performed due to cost/time issues. I suggest you counsel a coder friend to help you understand the contract so you can make an informed decision to enter. There is no ability for the developer to drain the pot as their only functionality is to change the fee address.

i think i this is cool and will try to participate now lol

[happypsyduck]

This game is quite interesting, like to be honest this is still subject to manipulation by the developer because he controls everything here, but I like to see who is going to be the winner and if they can keep this application clean from manipulation, but yes this works like a Ponzi Scheme, but the difference is the one that comes in late is the winner.

I'm going to write a post-game analysis once it ends that should provide details on how the game was played.