bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[sed]

Well there goes my theory that it only reach those levels, when people are not in the game.

With it being Open source, most questions was answered around theories like mine.  .... I guess people just need a "fall guy" when betting is not going their way.

We even thought there was a "panic button" and that was blown out of the water too. {So no magic button to force a ZERO counter at will}

Nice to see a site, where the user acctually have a chance to hit it big. 

The game is now provably fair. Each game's seed is the hash of the next game's seed. The hashes form a chain all the way back to the first provably fair game from a few weeks ago.

Being "open source" doesn't help at all, because there's no way you can know whether the server is running the same source code that is published. What does matter is that the game is provably fair, and that is independent of its open-source-ness.

Dooglus, that's an interesting point about whether you know that a server is running an executable which is actually compiled from some open source code it's supposed to be compiled from.  It seems to me that there might be some way to validate the executable via cryptography, but I don't have a concrete proposal.  Very good point.

[rashed490000]

I am going to spent 1000 bits here. I am looking for wise advice. I have learned something about the game as I have gone through the post replies for last 15 minutes. I hope my efforts will end up with success.

I will update here whether I win or lose/ how much I lost and win. Every possible details with statistics.

[rashed490000]

moneypot is always for me like fun, i enjoy to play there,
that is my favorite game always.

Do you have any tips for me ? I asking for expert favor for building my strategies.

[crytoboost]

moneypot is always for me like fun, i enjoy to play there,
that is my favorite game always.

Do you have any tips for me ? I asking for expert favor for building my strategies.

in gambling always strategy is that, start with what you can afford to lose,
because there is always risk factor involve they have House Edge.

[sed]

I am going to spent 1000 bits here. I am looking for wise advice. I have learned something about the game as I have gone through the post replies for last 15 minutes. I hope my efforts will end up with success.

I will update here whether I win or lose/ how much I lost and win. Every possible details with statistics.

How much BTC is that again?

[FromLon]

moneypot is always for me like fun, i enjoy to play there,
that is my favorite game always.

Do you have any tips for me ? I asking for expert favor for building my strategies.

in gambling always strategy is that, start with what you can afford to lose,
because there is always risk factor involve they have House Edge.

share your strategy pls bro
looks like you are an expert

[Mist]

I am going to spent 1000 bits here. I am looking for wise advice. I have learned something about the game as I have gone through the post replies for last 15 minutes. I hope my efforts will end up with success.

I will update here whether I win or lose/ how much I lost and win. Every possible details with statistics.

How much BTC is that again?

.001 bitcoin, 1 bit is 100 satoshi. Bits grow on you after awhile, and I now prefer them

[sed]

I am going to spent 1000 bits here. I am looking for wise advice. I have learned something about the game as I have gone through the post replies for last 15 minutes. I hope my efforts will end up with success.

I will update here whether I win or lose/ how much I lost and win. Every possible details with statistics.

How much BTC is that again?

.001 bitcoin, 1 bit is 100 satoshi. Bits grow on you after awhile, and I now prefer them

I dunno, it still hasn't happened for me.  So how much is 1000 bits in bitcoin?

[RHavar]

Dooglus, that's an interesting point about whether you know that a server is running an executable which is actually compiled from some open source code it's supposed to be compiled from.  It seems to me that there might be some way to validate the executable via cryptography, but I don't have a concrete proposal.  Very good point.

If you're interested, do a search for Succinct Non-interactive ARgument of Knowledge (SNARK), and you'll find a lot of interesting stuff. You can't validate the executable, but you can validate that it executed faithfully. However, in many ways, a provably fair system is already that. You can't be sure the software on MP.com is actually the software from github, but you can be sure that the crashes are fair.

I dunno, it still hasn't happened for me.  So how much is 1000 bits in bitcoin?

There's 1,000,000 bits in a bitcoin. So that means 1,000 bits is 1/1000th (or 0.001) of a bitcoin. If you're having any issues, the friendly robot Shiba will help you out with

Code:

!convert 1000 bits to BTC

[Mist]

Seriously though, bits are amazing. So much easier to read and understand than satoshi or mBTC. Dunno why i had not heard of them before i joined moneypot community

[Kprawn]

Dooglus, that's an interesting point about whether you know that a server is running an executable which is actually compiled from some open source code it's supposed to be compiled from.  It seems to me that there might be some way to validate the executable via cryptography, but I don't have a concrete proposal.  Very good point.

If you're interested, do a search for Succinct Non-interactive ARgument of Knowledge (SNARK), and you'll find a lot of interesting stuff. You can't validate the executable, but you can validate that it executed faithfully. However, in many ways, a provably fair system is already that. You can't be sure the software on MP.com is actually the software from github, but you can be sure that the crashes are fair.

I dunno, it still hasn't happened for me.  So how much is 1000 bits in bitcoin?

There's 1,000,000 bits in a bitcoin. So that means 1,000 bits is 1/1000th (or 0.001) of a bitcoin. If you're having any issues, the friendly robot Shiba will help you out with

Code:

!convert 1000 bits to BTC

Well, this opens up a NEW can of worms.... I will most definately look into SNARK and ask around to understand how this work. The crashes might look fair, but if the software running on the server have the ability to interrupt that process, it would hardly be noticed, if it's done once a day.

It would be a big pitty, if this is done. MP is such a great game and this would spoil the fun, if it was rigged.

In my experience with them, everything looks fine.

I have read somewhere that some dice sites publishing a different hash from the acctual hash to fool people into thinking that their service was provably fair. 

[hopenotlate]

Is there a way to see overall chart beside to the last50bets one? Or at least to set personalized input parameters (time or bets #)?

bump

[newcripto]

I share my personal experience on moneypot.com I think is not so hard to win there if you don't have greed . This greed that make us loose money. As far as I observed you can win a lot but in little bets and place some big bet after many little.

[MKMarvel]

Great game, good concept. Keep it up.

[CanadaBits]

They must fix the lag.

[Mitchell]

They must fix the lag.

What lag? There is none, at least not for me on a glass fiber connection. Maybe you need to upgrade your internet connection?

[FattyPonzi]

very nice 980x
https://www.moneypot.com/game/1113599
i had 1200 bits in balance.. but i was afraid so i only watched it
next time i will get that 1000000 bits!!

[arallmuus]

They must fix the lag.

it is indeed connection issue, i get that lag thing several times when my connection was bad, perhaps you need to blame your connection provider instead

[dooglus]

I have read somewhere that some dice sites publishing a different hash from the acctual hash to fool people into thinking that their service was provably fair. 

I'm not sure that has ever happened. One site (dicebitco.in) was found to be skipping rolls - if your next provably fair roll was destined to win then they would skip it and give you the next one. That's the closest to what you describe that I can remember. They shut down shortly that cheat was discovered. And of course it was only even discoverable *because* they were provably fair. That's what provable fairness does - it lets you detect when a site is cheating you.

[RHavar]

They must fix the lag.

it is indeed connection issue, i get that lag thing several times when my connection was bad, perhaps you need to blame your connection provider instead

There's definitely that, as well as room for a lot of optimizations on both the Money Pot server and client. Right now we're far from optimal, doing much more than strictly required on the client side. We pushed an update this morning that cuts a significant amount of the work out, and got a few more performance improvements in the pipeline that will come today and tomorrow.