OP updated.
If you don't see yourself in the list, your slot was already taken or you didn't fulfil the requirements regarding your account (or I missed your entry - rechecking now).
Still some slots open!
Edit: I adjusted the way the slots will be drawn.. There are 64 slots. Your number will be converted to HEX. If the last 2 digits of the block are your number, you win. However there are 256-64 = 192 unused slots, so we will just use the next block and next block until a number from "01" to "40" (1 to 64 in HEX) comes up in the last two digits of the block hash.
I don't know how raffles with more than 16 but less than 256 slots are usually handled - if there is a better idea, I am willing to change it again unless all slots are already full.
Hi there,
usually people just take the last 2 digits of the hash of a predefined block.
That way you can easily do 100 slots.
If we look at block 716741 for example:
Hash: 00000000000000000003d05de9d3d807bf2434f88a8102a3e7283b9be2d52
3e
9The winner would be #39 in this case.
Interesting way of converting a number into hex first and then looking for a decimal number again nonetheless
Haha thanks. That sounds easy enough and doable.
We may still have to skip some blocks, as there are only 1 - 64 instead of 0 - 99 but I guess that shouldn't be a problem.
2 sats:
100 spots with reroll on blocks that don't hit is pretty simple.
If you want a guarantee hit on the first block with 64 you can create 4 groups of 16. Then the 2nd to last digit of the hash determines the group and the last digit determines the winner.
For example: group 1 = [0, 1, 2, 3] group 2 = [4, 5, 6, 7] group 3 = [8, 9, a, b] and group 4 = [c, d, e, f]
16 spots per group x 4 groups is 64 spots.
If we look at block 716741 for example:
Hash: 00000000000000000003d05de9d3d807bf2434f88a8102a3e7283b9be2d523
e9The winner would be group 4(e) and spot 9.
Helps to set it up this way ahead of time rather than set it up after the fact, so probably easier to just do the 100 spots with reroll, but there are other options. This format can be used for raffles with multiples of 8/16 fairly easily, just need to determine groups and spots.
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