BitLoto.org - daily crypto lottery [ 💰 Ticket price - 3$ ]

[bitgame1]

And for 30 minutes, every visitor to the site moves the winners list down one position. A small battle of the contestants, which brings some interactivity and proves that we don't fake the results. you can log in from two different gadgets and check how the system works.

I'm unsure where I should view the list, is it the current lottery tickets tab? Or it is not yet live? How would you prevent people from spamming new website visits and how reliable is the UI? I'm discussing whether there is a lag between each visit and updating the winner. Not sure who would attack it as of now, but if the traffic increases wouldn't it be problematic if someone could DDOS your website easily? Correct me if I misunderstood something.

The drawing process takes place in the "Current lottery tickets" window at 17:30 GMT, where the visitor count and ranking will appear.
Each unique IP is taken into account. in case of DDOS attack, it will be difficult to substitute the result, as any other visitor will move the winner to the end of the list.
if users like this idea, we will work out protection against DDOS attacks

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[bitgame1]

2 hours left until the draw of today's lottery, the jackpot as of this minute is 94,50 USDT.
Good luck to everyone!!!

[joniboini]

I missed the draw so I can't comment on the lottery process, but it seems like you list the winners at the bottom of the page. Did anyone comment on it before? Personally like it if the winner's address is limited to the last three digits only, or just make it hidden for the visitors to avoid privacy issues. If you can hide the winnings amount that would be better, or allow the users to hide it.

DDOS protection is a good idea IMO. Even if it might help contribute to the randomness, I can see it stressing the server and reducing the experience for regular users.

[bitgame1]

I missed the draw so I can't comment on the lottery process, but it seems like you list the winners at the bottom of the page. Did anyone comment on it before? Personally like it if the winner's address is limited to the last three digits only, or just make it hidden for the visitors to avoid privacy issues. If you can hide the winnings amount that would be better, or allow the users to hide it.

DDOS protection is a good idea IMO. Even if it might help contribute to the randomness, I can see it stressing the server and reducing the experience for regular users.

Thank you for following our project, we try to get into the essence of each review. but I do not understand how we can hide the amount of the prize, because it is the main information of the drawing.

[joniboini]

but I do not understand how we can hide the amount of the prize, because it is the main information of the drawing.

If you're using it for marketing purposes, wouldn't showing the top prize from each lottery session be good enough? For example today the total lottery is $100, and the first winner wins $80, but doesn't explicitly mention their wallet address or username. I'm not saying you should hide the prize, it would be terrible if nobody knows how much they can win. Even if the users need to do KYC, I'm pretty sure some are uncomfortable showing how much they win to the public. At the very least, having the option to do that would be nice imo.

[redsun114]

And for 30 minutes, every visitor to the site moves the winners list down one position. A small battle of the contestants, which brings some interactivity and proves that we don't fake the results. you can log in from two different gadgets and check how the system works.

I'm unsure where I should view the list, is it the current lottery tickets tab? Or it is not yet live? How would you prevent people from spamming new website visits and how reliable is the UI? I'm discussing whether there is a lag between each visit and updating the winner. Not sure who would attack it as of now, but if the traffic increases wouldn't it be problematic if someone could DDOS your website easily? Correct me if I misunderstood something.

You can scroll at the bottom of the page and you will see a section called random winners. You can hover the list from either from left to right or right to left, to see all of them. There is also history winners which you can click on the bottom of them. These features are obviously already live because if not, we are not going to see them.

A website visit is a good thing to the website owners, so they won't ever prevent them except only if they are already a bot which aims to destroy the site but I am sure they already prepare a solution for it. The UI may not be reliable for now but there is always a room for improvement, if ever they are serious on this business.

[joniboini]

You can scroll at the bottom of the page and you will see a section called random winners. You can hover the list from either from left to right or right to left, to see all of them. There is also history winners which you can click on the bottom of them. These features are obviously already live because if not, we are not going to see them.

Based on OP's reply to my post, that list doesn't seem to be what I'm asking for. I'm referring to how the UI will show the visitors the winner of the current draw, which will change based on the algorithm that OP mentioned. That random winner list is just there for advertisement purposes, not necessarily showing the progress of the current lottery. You're right that the feature is already live though. We can see the "Current lottery tickets" tab which is in the middle of the website when you visit as of now.

[bitgame1]

You can scroll at the bottom of the page and you will see a section called random winners. You can hover the list from either from left to right or right to left, to see all of them. There is also history winners which you can click on the bottom of them. These features are obviously already live because if not, we are not going to see them.

Based on OP's reply to my post, that list doesn't seem to be what I'm asking for. I'm referring to how the UI will show the visitors the winner of the current draw, which will change based on the algorithm that OP mentioned. That random winner list is just there for advertisement purposes, not necessarily showing the progress of the current lottery. You're right that the feature is already live though. We can see the "Current lottery tickets" tab which is in the middle of the website when you visit as of now.

Hello, I apologize for the long reply.
how can this list affect anonymity if you can make up any nickname that no one knows about?

[bitgame1]

And for 30 minutes, every visitor to the site moves the winners list down one position. A small battle of the contestants, which brings some interactivity and proves that we don't fake the results. you can log in from two different gadgets and check how the system works.

I'm unsure where I should view the list, is it the current lottery tickets tab? Or it is not yet live? How would you prevent people from spamming new website visits and how reliable is the UI? I'm discussing whether there is a lag between each visit and updating the winner. Not sure who would attack it as of now, but if the traffic increases wouldn't it be problematic if someone could DDOS your website easily? Correct me if I misunderstood something.

You can scroll at the bottom of the page and you will see a section called random winners. You can hover the list from either from left to right or right to left, to see all of them. There is also history winners which you can click on the bottom of them. These features are obviously already live because if not, we are not going to see them.

A website visit is a good thing to the website owners, so they won't ever prevent them except only if they are already a bot which aims to destroy the site but I am sure they already prepare a solution for it. The UI may not be reliable for now but there is always a room for improvement, if ever they are serious on this business.

you're absolutely right, I agree with this message, right on everything.