Fair & Transparent: Mine Bitcoin for $1 in the LandRocker Bitcoin Hunt!

[MoSaf256]

Hey everyone! 

Are you looking for a fair and transparent way to potentially winup to 3 BTCitcoin?

 Then you’ve got to check out the LandRocker Bitcoin Hunt! 

Unlike typical gambling games, this is a blockchain-based game that guarantees fairness with every transaction, secured by smart contracts. Here’s how it works:

💥 Mine for just $1: Each block costs $1 to mine, and the player who mines the block with the highest hash wins the grand prize of 1 Bitcoin!

💎 Earn up to 3 Bitcoin: Not only can you win 1 BTC, but you can also earn 10% from referrals, and even win an extra Bitcoin if someone you referred wins!

🔗 Track Your Progress: Keep an eye on your ranking with live leaderboards that update in real time.

🎨 Customize Your Blocks: You can add your logos, images, or links to blocks after mining to promote yourself or your business.

Why You Should Join:

• Complete Transparency: Blockchain technology ensures that every transaction and prize is fair and verifiable.
• Low Cost, High Reward: For just $1, you have the chance to win 1 Bitcoin, plus earn from referrals.
• Secure and Trustworthy: The game is powered by smart contracts, ensuring fairness for all players.
• Fun and Interactive: Compete in a live leaderboard and promote your own brand.

Ready to Start?

Join the LandRocker Bitcoin Hunt and take your shot at winning Bitcoin today. It’s fun, fair, and built on a trustworthy platform that ensures everyone has an equal chance!

Join Here: https://hidden-bitcoin.com/

[Free Market Capitalist]

If this is supposed to be about bitcoin why do I see miners who have won show up with addresses that look like Eth? For example:

Miner 0x6a317C68c50626981b215288837415A2c4aBc3c2 has mined at (957, 786)

I am editing to say that in the only deposit options you give there is no bitcoin.

On the other hand, I understand that this is a betting site with only this game and without KYC or license or anything, right?

[MoSaf256]

If this is supposed to be about bitcoin why do I see miners who have won show up with addresses that look like Eth? For example:

Miner 0x6a317C68c50626981b215288837415A2c4aBc3c2 has mined at (957, 786)

I am editing to say that in the only deposit options you give there is no bitcoin.

On the other hand, I understand that this is a betting site with only this game and without KYC or license or anything, right?

Hi!

Thanks for your comment! 😊

The addresses you see are Polygon network addresses, as the Bitcoin Hunt smart contract is deployed on Polygon for faster and cheaper transactions. This is why you see addresses starting with "0x"—it’s simply how addresses are formatted on the Polygon blockchain.

Regarding the Bitcoin prize: after all blocks are mined, the player with the highest hash will receive a wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) directly to their wallet, ensuring that you’re still receiving Bitcoin, just in a wrapped form compatible with the blockchain. 🏆

As for the referral system, when you refer someone, you’ll receive 10% of their purchase fee instantly into your wallet via smart contract. No delays, everything is automated and transparent on the blockchain. 💸

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

Let me know if you have any other questions! 🙌

[cryptoaddictchie]

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

Let me know if you have any other questions! 🙌

Since this is posted on gambling discussion, though the platform also uses games on smart contract, do you have any audited reports already of your site. You said you use polygon smart contract since its cheaper right? Attached some audited report for that, to see if this is safe. Also would you introduced gambling games like poker and not only games like mining.

[Potato Chips]

I'm still trying to understand how it works. Is there a in layman's terms version lol.

But how are blocks determined, BTW? are they based on actual blocks in bitcoin blockchain or you have your own system for it?

I'm also curious if someone has won yet so far. 

PS - welcome to bitcointalk!

[aioc]

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

Since it operates through smart contracts, do you have an audit certificate from a reputable contract auditor like Certik for people to see if there is a possible exploit by the developers, like a developer can change the line of the code or there is a vulnerability that hackers can exploit?
There is a possibility of manipulation in this kind of game. But this is a concept with good potential if there are no exploits present.

[Odusko]

This sounds off track to me because from my layman's side of view, the 3 Bitcoin mentioned seem to be too big a prize to advertise with and make the whole offer look too good to be true, but from the look of things you make use of smart contracts which is an external feature that requires some level of transparency like what other forum members have requested for previous audit reports to begin with, but also since this is gambling board and this is your first thread here in the forum let me welcome you, especially to Bitcointalk and looking forward to seeing how you prove your service here in the forum by answering and providing all the necessary information needed, you can get a copper member account statues, it increases your ability to post more content that your current account is limited in.

[Free Market Capitalist]

I for one would give the benefit of the doubt to the OP, especially if he gradually clarifies more and more of the issues we are raising. There are fewer and fewer places left where you can bet without KYC, and for me any initiative in this regard is welcome. What the OP also has to understand is that we have our reservations and raise questions about it.

[Davidvictorson]

You know we are very not so trusting of things that are not clear. That looks like they are too good to be true.

I am interested in this and if the OP can be kind enough to return and respond to the concerns it will help us understand better.

If there can also be receipts/testimonials of people who have won, we'd appreciated that as well.

[boyptc]

Another like minesweeper game? correct me if I am wrong.

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

One would hope that you remain a decentralized platform and won't ask for any KYC. Because nowadays, decentralized doesn't mean something anymore with these platforms especially in gambling.

It won't mean that you'll not ask for any verification in the future and that's why I would hope for.

[MoSaf256]

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

Let me know if you have any other questions! 🙌

Since this is posted on gambling discussion, though the platform also uses games on smart contract, do you have any audited reports already of your site. You said you use polygon smart contract since its cheaper right? Attached some audited report for that, to see if this is safe. Also would you introduced gambling games like poker and not only games like mining.

Thank you for your thoughtful questions! 😊

Smart Contract Audits & Security:
We completely understand your concern about security and audits. Yes, the Bitcoin Hunt smart contract is deployed on Polygon to ensure low-cost and fast transactions—not just for affordability, but also to benefit from its robust ecosystem.
Regarding audits, we are actively working on having our smart contract audited by a trusted third-party to ensure maximum security and transparency. While we’re in the process of finalizing the audit, the smart contract is open-source and fully transparent. Anyone can inspect the contract and verify its functionality via Polygon’s block explorer. We are dedicated to building a secure and trustable environment for players. 🛡️🔐

Plans for Future Games:
While Bitcoin Hunt is focused on mining with Bitcoin rewards, we have bigger plans ahead!

LandRocker Ecosystem: We’ve developed 7 games, and we plan to connect the other 6 games’ ecosystems to Bitcoin Hunt to expand the experience.
NFT Rewards: We’ve launched NFTs that users can earn through tasks and actions in-game, allowing them to mine blocks without paying fees.
Land Ownership: Players who buy a certain number of blocks in Bitcoin Hunt will earn land rewards in our upcoming LandRocker game.
Poker or Casino Games: While we don’t have plans for poker or similar games right now, we’re focused on mining-based games, which are the core concept of LandRocker.

Thanks again for your insightful questions!

I'm still trying to understand how it works. Is there a in layman's terms version lol.

But how are blocks determined, BTW? are they based on actual blocks in bitcoin blockchain or you have your own system for it?

I'm also curious if someone has won yet so far. 

PS - welcome to bitcointalk!

Hey there! Let me break it down simply:

In Bitcoin Hunt, you buy a $1 block on a grid. Each block has a unique number (hash), and the player with the highest hash when all blocks are mined wins 1 Bitcoin.

Now, about how the blocks work:

These blocks aren’t from the Bitcoin blockchain. Instead, we use our own system (a smart contract on Polygon blockchain) to generate these unique blocks and hash numbers. The mining part is based on blockchain technology, but it's not linked directly to the Bitcoin blockchain.
And it is the first round of Bitcoin Hunt so our two winners will be determined as all blocks get mined.The process is totally transparent so you can track everything live. If you check the leaderboard, you’ll see who’s winning. 🎯

Thanks for the welcome! 😊 Let me know if you have more questions—happy to explain further!

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

Since it operates through smart contracts, do you have an audit certificate from a reputable contract auditor like Certik for people to see if there is a possible exploit by the developers, like a developer can change the line of the code or there is a vulnerability that hackers can exploit?
There is a possibility of manipulation in this kind of game. But this is a concept with good potential if there are no exploits present.

You’re absolutely right. We prioritize security and transparency. While we’re completing a third-party audit, the smart contract is open-source and can be inspected by anyone on Polygon’s blockchain. This means no manual changes or manipulation can occur—the entire process is automated and verifiable.

For example, you can test the referral system yourself: when someone you refer buys blocks, you will instantly receive a 10% reward through the smart contract, demonstrating how it works transparently and in real-time.

We’re finalizing the audit report and will share it once complete. Thanks again for your feedback.

This sounds off track to me because from my layman's side of view, the 3 Bitcoin mentioned seem to be too big a prize to advertise with and make the whole offer look too good to be true, but from the look of things you make use of smart contracts which is an external feature that requires some level of transparency like what other forum members have requested for previous audit reports to begin with, but also since this is gambling board and this is your first thread here in the forum let me welcome you, especially to Bitcointalk and looking forward to seeing how you prove your service here in the forum by answering and providing all the necessary information needed, you can get a copper member account statues, it increases your ability to post more content that your current account is limited in.

Thanks for your reply and the warm welcome! 

I totally get where you're coming from—3 Bitcoin is a big prize, and it’s natural to be cautious. That's why transparency is key for us. The prize is backed by a smart contract, which means the process is automated, secure, and open for anyone to verify.

We’re working on a third-party audit and will share the results as soon as it's complete, so everyone can feel confident about the game.

Thanks again for raising these important points—I’m here to answer all your questions and make sure you feel comfortable with how everything works! Looking forward to being a part of this community. 🚀

I for one would give the benefit of the doubt to the OP, especially if he gradually clarifies more and more of the issues we are raising. There are fewer and fewer places left where you can bet without KYC, and for me any initiative in this regard is welcome. What the OP also has to understand is that we have our reservations and raise questions about it.

Thanks for your understanding and the benefit of the doubt! 😊

I totally get your concerns, especially when it comes to privacy in Web3. No-KYC betting is a core part of the decentralized ethos, and we're committed to keeping that self-sovereignty for users. As we build the platform, transparency and security are our priorities, and we’re open to addressing all questions as we go.

You know we are very not so trusting of things that are not clear. That looks like they are too good to be true.

I am interested in this and if the OP can be kind enough to return and respond to the concerns it will help us understand better.

If there can also be receipts/testimonials of people who have won, we'd appreciated that as well.

Since this is the first round of Bitcoin Hunt, we don’t yet have testimonials or past winners to share, but we are fully committed to transparency. The game is powered by smart contracts on Polygon, which ensures security and fairness, with all transactions verifiable on the blockchain.

We’re actively working to address all concerns and provide any additional details to help build trust. As we continue to run the game, testimonials and receipts of winners will be available, but for now, everything is verifiable on-chain for full transparency.

Thank you for your thoughtful questions, and I’m happy to clarify any other concerns as we move forward. 🙏

Another like minesweeper game? correct me if I am wrong.

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

One would hope that you remain a decentralized platform and won't ask for any KYC. Because nowadays, decentralized doesn't mean something anymore with these platforms especially in gambling.

It won't mean that you'll not ask for any verification in the future and that's why I would hope for.

Not exactly like Minesweeper, but I get the comparison! In Bitcoin Hunt, each block mined has a unique hash, and the player with the highest hash wins 1 BTC, So it's more of a competition-based mining game rather than a guessing game like Minesweeper.

As for KYC, we are fully committed to remaining decentralized and respecting Web3 principles. Since everything operates on smart contracts, there’s no need for KYC, as transactions, rewards, and referrals are handled automatically on-chain.

We understand why people are cautious, many so-called "decentralized" platforms eventually introduce KYC. But for Bitcoin Hunt, there is no plan for KYC now or in the future because players interact directly with the blockchain without intermediaries.

Our goal is to keep it fair, transparent, and trustless, and we welcome any feedback to ensure we stay true to decentralization. Thanks for the great discussion!

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[Odusko]

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

[Cointxz]

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

He probably just doesn’t know the rules of replying in the thread and how to do it since the OP is still newbie in the forum. It’s clear that he just wants to reply all the post that made when he is offline. Instead of criticizing him, let’s just help him point out the right way.

Hey @OP, don’t make consecutive post in the thread when no one is replying on your thread because this is considered as spamming. You can just copy all the BBcode of your replies and compile it on one single post to avoid multiple post.

You can click the quote button to add post on your existing reply so that you can reply on multiple user with one reply.

[MoSaf256]

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

He probably just doesn’t know the rules of replying in the thread and how to do it since the OP is still newbie in the forum. It’s clear that he just wants to reply all the post that made when he is offline. Instead of criticizing him, let’s just help him point out the right way.

Hey @OP, don’t make consecutive post in the thread when no one is replying on your thread because this is considered as spamming. You can just copy all the BBcode of your replies and compile it on one single post to avoid multiple post.

You can click the quote button to add post on your existing reply so that you can reply on multiple user with one reply.

Hi everyone,

Sorry about the multiple replies—it’s my first time posting here, and I didn’t realize I could reply to multiple messages at once. Honestly, the 360-second limitation made it a bit frustrating since I had to wait six minutes between responses. Now, thanks to you all, I understand how it works. I appreciate your patience! 😊

The main reason I came here to post about Bitcoin Hunt is that I wanted to share it in a place where the community truly cares—not just another space where ads get ignored. I believe in open discussions where people can analyze the concept, ask questions, and if they like it, join and even help spread it.

When we started developing LandRocker, our CEO’s main goal was to create a way to distribute prizes on the blockchain in a completely fair and secure way—one where even we, as developers, don’t control or know the prize placement. Instead, everything is verifiable, transparent, and handled through smart contracts, ensuring that every player has an equal chance to win.

With Bitcoin Hunt, we’ve taken the first step on this journey. This game is built to give everyone an equal shot at winning at least 1 Bitcoin. The mechanics are simple:

As users buy blocks, the funds get locked in the smart contract.
Once a certain amount is reached, it’s converted into Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC).
When all blocks are mined, the 2 WBTC prizes will be automatically distributed:
1 BTC goes to the player with the highest hash.
1 BTC goes to the referrer of that winner.
This system ensures fairness and transparency and will also be integrated into our other existing and upcoming games to create a scalable blockchain gaming ecosystem.

I genuinely appreciate all your feedback and questions. I’m doing my best to explain everything clearly so that you and the wider community can fully understand the concept. If you find Bitcoin Hunt interesting, I’d love for you to join us and even share it with others. And for those just looking for financial incentives, our 10% referral bonus provides a real earning opportunity too.

Thanks again for your time, and I’m happy to answer any further questions! 🚀

[boyptc]

Another like minesweeper game? correct me if I am wrong.

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

One would hope that you remain a decentralized platform and won't ask for any KYC. Because nowadays, decentralized doesn't mean something anymore with these platforms especially in gambling.

It won't mean that you'll not ask for any verification in the future and that's why I would hope for.

Not exactly like Minesweeper, but I get the comparison! In Bitcoin Hunt, each block mined has a unique hash, and the player with the highest hash wins 1 BTC, So it's more of a competition-based mining game rather than a guessing game like Minesweeper.

Okay, I'm getting the idea on how it goes. I have to see it then. And I guess this much harder since 1 BTC is at stake.

As for KYC, we are fully committed to remaining decentralized and respecting Web3 principles. Since everything operates on smart contracts, there’s no need for KYC, as transactions, rewards, and referrals are handled automatically on-chain.

We understand why people are cautious, many so-called "decentralized" platforms eventually introduce KYC. But for Bitcoin Hunt, there is no plan for KYC now or in the future because players interact directly with the blockchain without intermediaries.

Our goal is to keep it fair, transparent, and trustless, and we welcome any feedback to ensure we stay true to decentralization. Thanks for the great discussion!

That's good to hear.

It seems that you are aware of what's happening in the sphere of the crypto casinos. Because it is looking one way for the most of you guys and I hope that you'll stand with what you have said.

[Prestongold]

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

We can't jump into making conclusions that the ops is a spammer simply because he make a few mistakes with his writing and commenting format, a fair and friendly correction could do way more help.
 
He is going to change for the better as he promised in the last comment and hope we see more opportunities if there are any for forum members.

[MoSaf256]

Another like minesweeper game? correct me if I am wrong.

We operate with no KYC, but we make sure everything is transparent and secure through blockchain technology and smart contracts. We don’t need a traditional license for this type of game since it runs fully decentralized, but we always ensure fair play for everyone involved. 🔒

One would hope that you remain a decentralized platform and won't ask for any KYC. Because nowadays, decentralized doesn't mean something anymore with these platforms especially in gambling.

It won't mean that you'll not ask for any verification in the future and that's why I would hope for.

Not exactly like Minesweeper, but I get the comparison! In Bitcoin Hunt, each block mined has a unique hash, and the player with the highest hash wins 1 BTC, So it's more of a competition-based mining game rather than a guessing game like Minesweeper.

Okay, I'm getting the idea on how it goes. I have to see it then. And I guess this much harder since 1 BTC is at stake.

As for KYC, we are fully committed to remaining decentralized and respecting Web3 principles. Since everything operates on smart contracts, there’s no need for KYC, as transactions, rewards, and referrals are handled automatically on-chain.

We understand why people are cautious, many so-called "decentralized" platforms eventually introduce KYC. But for Bitcoin Hunt, there is no plan for KYC now or in the future because players interact directly with the blockchain without intermediaries.

Our goal is to keep it fair, transparent, and trustless, and we welcome any feedback to ensure we stay true to decentralization. Thanks for the great discussion!

That's good to hear.

It seems that you are aware of what's happening in the sphere of the crypto casinos. Because it is looking one way for the most of you guys and I hope that you'll stand with what you have said.

Is obvious you are here to Spam the thread, you could have made all these replies in one comment by quoting each comment and answering them, instead of making multiple comments in a roll this makes your comment look spammy and could potentially affect your credibility of being potentially quality thread Manager, but with this right now, I think you are far from that, aside from the Many other not clear gray areas in your service makes this thread a most watched.

We can't jump into making conclusions that the ops is a spammer simply because he make a few mistakes with his writing and commenting format, a fair and friendly correction could do way more help.
 
He is going to change for the better as he promised in the last comment and hope we see more opportunities if there are any for forum members.

Thanks for your response! We understand concerns about decentralization and KYC.

Bitcoin Hunt remains fully decentralized, with smart contracts ensuring fairness. Once all blocks are mined and hashes revealed, 1 Bitcoin is automatically sent to the highest hash wallet—no manual interference.

We stand by our trustless, KYC-free model and appreciate discussions that reinforce transparency. Looking forward to your thoughts when you check out the game!

[Odusko]

Thanks for your response! We understand concerns about decentralization and KYC.

Bitcoin Hunt remains fully decentralized, with smart contracts ensuring fairness. Once all blocks are mined and hashes revealed, 1 Bitcoin is automatically sent to the highest hash wallet—no manual interference.

We stand by our trustless, KYC-free model and appreciate discussions that reinforce transparency. Looking forward to your thoughts when you check out the game!

Nice to hear this from you and sure it is great to see that you run a fully decentralized system of rewards and selection of winners without any interference, that is somewhat a big relief at the first hearing that big amount of 1BTC in rewards for the user with the highest harsh made the whole thing sounds too good to be true, but with your response and clarification we are bent on giving a closer look and chance to your smart contract gaming system and let see how the whole thing goes over time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Thanks for your response! We understand concerns about decentralization and KYC.

Bitcoin Hunt remains fully decentralized, with smart contracts ensuring fairness. Once all blocks are mined and hashes revealed, 1 Bitcoin is automatically sent to the highest hash wallet—no manual interference.

We stand by our trustless, KYC-free model and appreciate discussions that reinforce transparency. Looking forward to your thoughts when you check out the game!

Nice to hear this from you and sure it is great to see that you run a fully decentralized system of rewards and selection of winners without any interference, that is somewhat a big relief at the first hearing that big amount of 1BTC in rewards for the user with the highest harsh made the whole thing sounds too good to be true, but with your response and clarification we are bent on giving a closer look and chance to your smart contract gaming system and let see how the whole thing goes over time.

Well, I personally have come to a level where I don't believe what developers tell me anymore, most especially when it comes to smart contracts that has to do with users connecting their wallets or sending funds to a provided wallet in the name of playing games like this, i will rather tell op to provide us with a audit report of the smart contract from a reputable audit company for us to ensure that the smart contract is indeed safe, and decentralized as they claim, and that there are no means of them (the developers) withdrawing or moving funds from the game wallet to another wallet and running away with it.

And sorry to say this as well, what makes this game look uninteresting to me is the fact that the winner will have to be the user with the highest number of harshes, what this means is that this game is a game for the money bags, a poor man who can't afford the money to own several harshes will only be feeding the little they have to the sharks, this need to the reconsidered except i am wrong.

[Odusko]

Thanks for your response! We understand concerns about decentralization and KYC.

Bitcoin Hunt remains fully decentralized, with smart contracts ensuring fairness. Once all blocks are mined and hashes revealed, 1 Bitcoin is automatically sent to the highest hash wallet—no manual interference.

We stand by our trustless, KYC-free model and appreciate discussions that reinforce transparency. Looking forward to your thoughts when you check out the game!

Nice to hear this from you and sure it is great to see that you run a fully decentralized system of rewards and selection of winners without any interference, that is somewhat a big relief at the first hearing that big amount of 1BTC in rewards for the user with the highest harsh made the whole thing sounds too good to be true, but with your response and clarification we are bent on giving a closer look and chance to your smart contract gaming system and let see how the whole thing goes over time.

Well, I personally have come to a level where I don't believe what developers tell me anymore, most especially when it comes to smart contracts that has to do with users connecting their wallets or sending funds to a provided wallet in the name of playing games like this, i will rather tell op to provide us with a audit report of the smart contract from a reputable audit company for us to ensure that the smart contract is indeed safe, and decentralized as they claim, and that there are no means of them (the developers) withdrawing or moving funds from the game wallet to another wallet and running away with it.

And sorry to say this as well, what makes this game look uninteresting to me is the fact that the winner will have to be the user with the highest number of harshes, what this means is that this game is a game for the money bags, a poor man who can't afford the money to own several harshes will only be feeding the little they have to the sharks, this need to the reconsidered except i am wrong.

You are right mate, I am sure most of us here in the forum already know how to treat the words of developers or promoters because I'm most cases we have seen how they come out to say one thing and in operation, it differs so that made us to constantly make that warning sign of people doing their research about whatever is being said and presented to them over the Internet, and in this harsh games sure only the whales have the chance to accumulate such high harsh amounts to meet up so the small players will end in losing to the big guy's in the game.