I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games

[Alpha Marine]

provably fair games are okay as it is. They don't need to be improved upon or whatever. 

Everything can be improved, no matter how good it may seem now. Maybe you may not see it but if someone else sees it and tries to make it better, then I don't see anything wrong with that. People are constantly trying to improve a lot of things that are "okay as it is" and they should be encouraged to do so. If their innovations are better than the previous ones, then they should be adopted, but if it's not, they should be discarded.

Still open for suggestions on whom I might contact.

Why not contact the casinos directly through email?
I don't know who to contact for stuff like this, but I feel the best way to contact them is through email. I'm not saying it guarantees you a positive outcome but it's worth the shot.
Also, research people trying to develop a casino and reach out to them.

If you truly believe you have something great to offer and if you believe it's something they'll like to have don't stop. Know that you'll most definitely get some rejections, but that should teach you and you should learn from it.

[AussieMat]

provably fair games are okay as it is. They don't need to be improved upon or whatever. 

Everything can be improved, no matter how good it may seem now. Maybe you may not see it but if someone else sees it and tries to make it better, then I don't see anything wrong with that. People are constantly trying to improve a lot of things that are "okay as it is" and they should be encouraged to do so. If their innovations are better than the previous ones, then they should be adopted, but if it's not, they should be discarded.

Still open for suggestions on whom I might contact.

Why not contact the casinos directly through email?
I don't know who to contact for stuff like this, but I feel the best way to contact them is through email. I'm not saying it guarantees you a positive outcome but it's worth the shot.
Also, research people trying to develop a casino and reach out to them.

If you truly believe you have something great to offer and if you believe it's something they'll like to have don't stop. Know that you'll most definitely get some rejections, but that should teach you and you should learn from it.

I did. No answer whatsoever. Only one executive here on forum contacted me, a very respected person, and a member of the crypto gambling foundation. After some emails, it looked clear he wanted me to share my system without expecting anything in return. I made a very reasonable offer and he stopped responding (as I said, revealing my system is free of charge. They’re only charged if they decide to implement it!!). Big upset.

For casinos, it’s almost over. But it’s a good idea to research people who develop casinos.

[Wiwo]

I did. No answer whatsoever. Only one executive here on forum contacted me, a very respected person, and a member of the crypto gambling foundation. After some emails, it looked clear he wanted me to share my system without expecting anything in return. I made a very reasonable offer and he stopped responding (as I said, prevealing my system is free of charge. They’re only charged if they decide to implement it!!). Big upset.

For casinos, it’s almost over. But it’s a good idea to research people who develop casinos.

Casino owner's plays a vital rule in the overall reality of the casinos and how it functions on the long run, this is very much important because when you talk about the system that makes up for the casino, it will be hard to deviate from the actual fact and figure of what really transpired behind the scenes, and this is very important to note at all time, when it comes to gambling operation.

So for that, we may have to take the time to reflect on the basic content of the team at least we should know their gambling background and how their meet up with the market demands and also carry themselves along the way.

[AussieMat]

I did. No answer whatsoever. Only one executive here on forum contacted me, a very respected person, and a member of the crypto gambling foundation. After some emails, it looked clear he wanted me to share my system without expecting anything in return. I made a very reasonable offer and he stopped responding (as I said, prevealing my system is free of charge. They’re only charged if they decide to implement it!!). Big upset.

For casinos, it’s almost over. But it’s a good idea to research people who develop casinos.

Casino owner's plays a vital rule in the overall reality of the casinos and how it functions on the long run, this is very much important because when you talk about the system that makes up for the casino, it will be hard to deviate from the actual fact and figure of what really transpired behind the scenes, and this is very important to note at all time, when it comes to gambling operation.

So for that, we may have to take the time to reflect on the basic content of the team at least we should know their gambling background and how their meet up with the market demands and also carry themselves along the way.

Yeah I think that’s the truth. But to be honest with you, I can’t hide the fact that I’m angry about the outcome. I mean I am REALLY CERTAIN that this system works WAY MUCH BETTER than the current system. NO ONE wants to even take a FREE look at it. And those who took a little interest want a free look at my system, that’s fine with me, but without any further engagement in case they decide to use my system for their casino…. I mean come on. In any case, casino executives, your messages are always welcome. That’s all I can say for the time being.

That being said, I wish you all the best of luck, in business and personal life.

[Wiwo]

I did. No answer whatsoever. Only one executive here on forum contacted me, a very respected person, and a member of the crypto gambling foundation. After some emails, it looked clear he wanted me to share my system without expecting anything in return. I made a very reasonable offer and he stopped responding (as I said, prevealing my system is free of charge. They’re only charged if they decide to implement it!!). Big upset.

For casinos, it’s almost over. But it’s a good idea to research people who develop casinos.

Casino owner's plays a vital rule in the overall reality of the casinos and how it functions on the long run, this is very much important because when you talk about the system that makes up for the casino, it will be hard to deviate from the actual fact and figure of what really transpired behind the scenes, and this is very important to note at all time, when it comes to gambling operation.

So for that, we may have to take the time to reflect on the basic content of the team at least we should know their gambling background and how their meet up with the market demands and also carry themselves along the way.

Yeah I think that’s the truth. But to be honest with you, I can’t hide the fact that I’m angry about the outcome. I mean I am REALLY CERTAIN that this system works WAY MUCH BETTER than the current system. NO ONE wants to even take a FREE look at it. And those who took a little interest want a free look at my system, that’s fine with me, but without any further engagement in case they decide to use my system for their casino…. I mean come on. In any case, casino executives, your messages are always welcome. That’s all I can say for the time being.

That being said, I wish you all the best of luck, in business and personal life.

Ops I agree with you on the fact that no one took a look at what you presented and you should already know the reasons why,  because many times it has become clear and proven that none of such tools work at least not in casinos and the reason is that,  the casino has a system that is proactive in security checking of any possible attempts to bypass it inhouse edge system.

That is the reason why it seems to sound as if no one can have such a working system that works with you all the time and let's see if you can prove that further convincingly.

[Dunamisx]

That is the reason why it seems to sound as if no one can have such a working system that works with you all the time and let's see if you can prove that further convincingly.

Don't mind him mate, everyone has the freedom of saying whatever thing they like for the reasons best known to them, it's just as if someone should come here now to tell us that he has a solution to how we cannot miss a gambling bet any longer again by giving a trick, of it had been working then he would have been the first person to benefits from it and also that he wouldn't have wanted to give it out.

[AussieMat]

That is the reason why it seems to sound as if no one can have such a working system that works with you all the time and let's see if you can prove that further convincingly.

Don't mind him mate, everyone has the freedom of saying whatever thing they like for the reasons best known to them, it's just as if someone should come here now to tell us that he has a solution to how we cannot miss a gambling bet any longer again by giving a trick, of it had been working then he would have been the first person to benefits from it and also that he wouldn't have wanted to give it out.

These 2 accounts must be flagged for shitposting. Completely out of subject.

[CODE200]

provably fair games are okay as it is. They don't need to be improved upon or whatever. 

Everything can be improved, no matter how good it may seem now. Maybe you may not see it but if someone else sees it and tries to make it better, then I don't see anything wrong with that. People are constantly trying to improve a lot of things that are "okay as it is" and they should be encouraged to do so. If their innovations are better than the previous ones, then they should be adopted, but if it's not, they should be discarded.

I'll disagree on that, there are things that are what many would call the peak of innovation already you know something like if it ain't broke don't fix it kind of thing, that's definitely what the current provably fair system is, it's in a good working order and improving it in my opinion is just going to lead to make it more complicated for new users to understand, there's already a ton of stuff that's been reinvented already, I don't believe that a lot of them ever became successful at replacing the technology that they've been created from, sure innovation is good but it should be something new and not something that's recreated or reinvented as I said earlier.

[Julien_Olynpic]

This sounds great, at least in theory—I mean, “provably fair play.” However, personally I would like more details. How will it be proven or disproved that the game is fair?
     I don't mean the practice of match fixing, I mean the many practices of bookmakers. We know that bookmakers don't like profitable players at a distance. And in many cases, they can perform not entirely legal or fair manipulations: reduce odds, cut maximums, block accounts. Can all these activities be tracked or moved to the web3 realm? In any case, I associate progress in the field of betting with a further increase in the transparency of bookmaker organizations.

[AussieMat]

This sounds great, at least in theory—I mean, “provably fair play.” However, personally I would like more details. How will it be proven or disproved that the game is fair?
     I don't mean the practice of match fixing, I mean the many practices of bookmakers. We know that bookmakers don't like profitable players at a distance. And in many cases, they can perform not entirely legal or fair manipulations: reduce odds, cut maximums, block accounts. Can all these activities be tracked or moved to the web3 realm? In any case, I associate progress in the field of betting with a further increase in the transparency of bookmaker organizations.

This is an example of people interested in “provably fair” games. They’ll find their answer easily in my system.

This hidden gem 💎 is still waiting for its future owner to shine. The 💎 will reveal itself free of charge. Of course, prior agreements should take place just in case (and in reality when) the casino executive decides to use it for his company, but that is not much to ask and really a minimum for anyone coming up with such an idea.

[Hirose UK]

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Ops I agree with you on the fact that no one took a look at what you presented and you should already know the reasons why,  because many times it has become clear and proven that none of such tools work at least not in casinos and the reason is that,  the casino has a system that is proactive in security checking of any possible attempts to bypass it inhouse edge system.

That is the reason why it seems to sound as if no one can have such a working system that works with you all the time and let's see if you can prove that further convincingly.

Every casino will know what the gamblers are doing, whether it is cheating by using prohibited tools or by other means, what is clear is that the casino will be used to finding every fraud and carrying out several preventative and warning efforts.
There will be consequences that gamblers must accept, such as accounts being frozen or being asked for KYC, but the worst is that the account is frozen, all balances cannot be withdrawn or used and the account can only be used again if the casino has opened it.
This is clearly problem that is quite complicated and detrimental to us as gamblers, so as much as possible we must be able to avoid various prohibited things which can clearly have negative impact on our own survival in the gambling industry.

In context like this, if it is all aimed at business and given for free then it will clearly be detrimental and will not provide the slightest profit, everything must be taken into consideration because this is business.

[AussieMat]

This sounds great, at least in theory—I mean, “provably fair play.” However, personally I would like more details. How will it be proven or disproved that the game is fair?
     I don't mean the practice of match fixing, I mean the many practices of bookmakers. We know that bookmakers don't like profitable players at a distance. And in many cases, they can perform not entirely legal or fair manipulations: reduce odds, cut maximums, block accounts. Can all these activities be tracked or moved to the web3 realm? In any case, I associate progress in the field of betting with a further increase in the transparency of bookmaker organizations.

This is an example of people interested in “provably fair” games. They’ll find their answer easily in my system.

This hidden gem 💎 is still waiting for its future owner to shine. The 💎 will reveal itself free of charge. Of course, prior agreements should take place just in case (and in reality when) the casino executive decides to use it for his company, but that is not much to ask and really a minimum for anyone coming up with such an idea.

Up. Lots of out of subject spams here. Just don’t want my message to get lost.

[AussieMat]

Up. The hidden 💎 is still waiting. 

[AussieMat]

The hidden 💎 is still waiting, and it is up for a show for free 

[AussieMat]

I am going to do a presentation in one of the medium sized clubs (medium to small size, but at least prestigious)

[Dunamisx]

Every casino will know what the gamblers are doing, whether it is cheating by using prohibited tools or by other means, what is clear is that the casino will be used to finding every fraud and carrying out several preventative and warning efforts.

The casinos are monitoring every activities ongoing by the gamblers and they have set up some security measures over that in which they will get informed or notified of any cheat or attempt to pass by on their network settings, if they deduce such, they wont have to render a warning in any way, the next thing they do is to take action and bloc such user, so its more better not to get into such mess and later regret why the start in the first place.

[seoincorporation]

The hidden 💎 is still waiting, and it is up for a show for free 

You should make public your provably fair system because even if you sell it to a casino they will make it public to let the users verify their rolls.

I'm still curious about how it works. Maybe you could create a website where you explain the logic of your system and accept donations for those who decide to use it.

If the conference goes public please share the link here, i would like to watch it.

[AussieMat]

The hidden 💎 is still waiting, and it is up for a show for free  

You should make public your provably fair system because even if you sell it to a casino they will make it public to let the users verify their rolls.

I'm still curious about how it works. Maybe you could create a website where you explain the logic of your system and accept donations for those who decide to use it.

If the conference goes public please share the link here, i would like to watch it.

The conference is only to explain the provably fair system to these landbased cardroom managers, I will not expose my system, but give hints to it. Who knows, that might lead to some opportunities, or they might redirect me to other professionals…

Yes I know there was also one respectable online casino executive who wanted me to show my system for free, and I accepted it, on the condition to make some agreements on some reward in case they decide to use my system, and he didn’t want to! There is zero chance I am revealing it without some sort of previous agreement.

[decodx]

The hidden 💎 is still waiting, and it is up for a show for free  

You should make public your provably fair system because even if you sell it to a casino they will make it public to let the users verify their rolls.

I'm still curious about how it works. Maybe you could create a website where you explain the logic of your system and accept donations for those who decide to use it.

If the conference goes public please share the link here, i would like to watch it.

The conference is only to explain the provably fair system to these landbased cardroom managers, I will not expose my system, but give hints to it. Who knows, that might lead to some opportunities, or they might redirect me to other professionals…

Yes I know there was also one respectable online casino executive who wanted me to show my system for free, and I accepted it, on the condition to make some agreements on some reward in case they decide to use my system, and he didn’t want to! There is zero chance I am revealing it without some sort of previous agreement.

I don't get what you're going for, but this comes off pretty naive. You can't just drop vague hints about some magic provably fair system and expect investors to bite - they need details and verification.  Casinos aren't about smoke and mirrors, but solid security engineering to guarantee fair games and  if you've actually invented something groundbreaking, you'll need more than a sales pitch.  Bring the data and engineering to prove it.  The gambling industry values innovation but only if it checks out under the hood.

[AussieMat]

The hidden 💎 is still waiting, and it is up for a show for free  

You should make public your provably fair system because even if you sell it to a casino they will make it public to let the users verify their rolls.

I'm still curious about how it works. Maybe you could create a website where you explain the logic of your system and accept donations for those who decide to use it.

If the conference goes public please share the link here, i would like to watch it.

The conference is only to explain the provably fair system to these landbased cardroom managers, I will not expose my system, but give hints to it. Who knows, that might lead to some opportunities, or they might redirect me to other professionals…

Yes I know there was also one respectable online casino executive who wanted me to show my system for free, and I accepted it, on the condition to make some agreements on some reward in case they decide to use my system, and he didn’t want to! There is zero chance I am revealing it without some sort of previous agreement.

I don't get what you're going for, but this comes off pretty naive. You can't just drop vague hints about some magic provably fair system and expect investors to bite - they need details and verification.  Casinos aren't about smoke and mirrors, but solid security engineering to guarantee fair games and  if you've actually invented something groundbreaking, you'll need more than a sales pitch.  Bring the data and engineering to prove it.  The gambling industry values innovation but only if it checks out under the hood.

Did I say I was expecting investment? Or that it was a sales pitch?