bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[arallmuus]

it would be better if moneypot receive some kind of coin as doge , Ltc

I don't personally use it, but I've heard good things about https://shapeshift.io/ being used for this. You can enter your money pot deposit address, generate a doge/ltc address and transfer funds easily =)

Never knew about shapeshift,io thats a pretty damn cool service

Just found this thread 

You guys are giving good reviews and the game sounds fun so i will bite and join you for a few aha

Used shapeshift a bit just a few months old so nothing major but all good so far.

Will report back soon 

they are giving good reviews based on their experience which i say you should try it yourself because it is pretty addictive even after you lost quite big of sum, even with this simple UI, this site is one of the top most btc wagered i believe

Yes, there is a good comparison on this site ---> https://thebitcoinstrip.com/leaderboard.html and some good reviews to see how good all the bitcoin casino's compare.

They discuss the house edge and how fair they are.... so you will see MoneyPot on the top of most of those leaderboards. 

Some HUGE amounts of money going through these casino's every month... the profit margin is very low though.
 

i saw moneypot ads there at bitcoinstrip, wonder how much rhavar pay oldmate for that and i wonder for how long, since that site got pretty much attention right now, it is one of the best choice for gambling ads IMO

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[Bardman]

Best way of not loosing don't play but we can not stop playing so then it is better cashout at little profits this way will take time but is worth to spend time and little wins instead of loosing in big ones.

that is good suggestion take a decision to stop when you are in profit and take withdraw,
otherwise the house will get it back.

The problem is that in practice 99% wont stop when they are ahead because you want to win more, even if you stop that time you will end up playing later and even if you stop at small profits to be more safe, you gonna end up loosing more than profiting

[cazkooo]

Best way of not loosing don't play but we can not stop playing so then it is better cashout at little profits this way will take time but is worth to spend time and little wins instead of loosing in big ones.

that is good suggestion take a decision to stop when you are in profit and take withdraw,
otherwise the house will get it back.

The problem is that in practice 99% wont stop when they are ahead because you want to win more, even if you stop that time you will end up playing later and even if you stop at small profits to be more safe, you gonna end up loosing more than profiting

thats what greed is, because you cant be lucky all the time, you might be lucky for a while, and after you are feeling good, then you bet higher amount but your luck is finished so you end up losing it all

[Alex194]

Best way of not loosing don't play but we can not stop playing so then it is better cashout at little profits this way will take time but is worth to spend time and little wins instead of loosing in big ones.

that is good suggestion take a decision to stop when you are in profit and take withdraw,
otherwise the house will get it back.

The problem is that in practice 99% wont stop when they are ahead because you want to win more, even if you stop that time you will end up playing later and even if you stop at small profits to be more safe, you gonna end up loosing more than profiting

thats what greed is, because you cant be lucky all the time, you might be lucky for a while, and after you are feeling good, then you bet higher amount but your luck is finished so you end up losing it all

Yes pretty much, humans cant control their greed

[WEBcreator]

Best way of not loosing don't play but we can not stop playing so then it is better cashout at little profits this way will take time but is worth to spend time and little wins instead of loosing in big ones.

that is good suggestion take a decision to stop when you are in profit and take withdraw,
otherwise the house will get it back.

The problem is that in practice 99% wont stop when they are ahead because you want to win more, even if you stop that time you will end up playing later and even if you stop at small profits to be more safe, you gonna end up loosing more than profiting

thats what greed is, because you cant be lucky all the time, you might be lucky for a while, and after you are feeling good, then you bet higher amount but your luck is finished so you end up losing it all

Yes pretty much, humans cant control their greed

some can, that is what determine a good trader and a bad one, bad trader basically wait for more and more , resulting a loss finally, a good one, know where the limit is , and sell it for profit  but in gambling, it is pretty hard to resist greed

[jangloos]

I just statred playing there it is wonderful game for me . I like when it crashes suddenly that feeling is as awesome .

[Mist]

Yeah, playing this game is quite a rush You get used to it if you do it for long enough

[hopenotlate]

I just statred playing there it is wonderful game for me . I like when it crashes suddenly that feeling is as awesome .

lol sadist  


...or masochist 

[electronicfactura]

I just statred playing there it is wonderful game for me . I like when it crashes suddenly that feeling is as awesome .

For me that moment is enervating when I try to cashout and next moment game crashes and first thought comes was good to go out little early.

[sed]

I played for a while, actually deposited.  Lost my money.  I had fun for a while. I think my  main gripes now are simply that you can't fix the units easily.  You either have to keep a "bits" to BTC conversion program open in another window, or just throw out all notions of BTC and imagine that "bits" are a thing.  In either way, it was disorienting, why can we fix the units on this site?

[CryForMeSky]

I played for a while, actually deposited.  Lost my money.  I had fun for a while. I think my  main gripes now are simply that you can't fix the units easily.  You either have to keep a "bits" to BTC conversion program open in another window, or just throw out all notions of BTC and imagine that "bits" are a thing.  In either way, it was disorienting, why can we fix the units on this site?

It's a very easy conversion.  1000bits = 1mB.  When you look at your balance just imagine the comma that seperates the thousands from the hundreds is a period.  Thus, 73,932 bits = 73.932mB.

[sed]

I played for a while, actually deposited.  Lost my money.  I had fun for a while. I think my  main gripes now are simply that you can't fix the units easily.  You either have to keep a "bits" to BTC conversion program open in another window, or just throw out all notions of BTC and imagine that "bits" are a thing.  In either way, it was disorienting, why can we fix the units on this site?

It's a very easy conversion.  1000bits = 1mB.  When you look at your balance just imagine the comma that seperates the thousands from the hundreds is a period.  Thus, 73,932 bits = 73.932mB.

That's a good tip and it does help to have a rule of thumb in your head to convert.  If I imagine that thousands of "bits" are mBTC I can sorta get by.  Still, it doesn't explain why this website invents a new and obnoxious unit and won't let us set the right units in our preferences.   I mean, we're logged in, and a computer does unit conversions better than people (even rules of thumb), why not just fix this one embarrassing part of this website when it seems so easy to fix.

[Bardman]

I played for a while, actually deposited.  Lost my money.  I had fun for a while. I think my  main gripes now are simply that you can't fix the units easily.  You either have to keep a "bits" to BTC conversion program open in another window, or just throw out all notions of BTC and imagine that "bits" are a thing.  In either way, it was disorienting, why can we fix the units on this site?

It's a very easy conversion.  1000bits = 1mB.  When you look at your balance just imagine the comma that seperates the thousands from the hundreds is a period.  Thus, 73,932 bits = 73.932mB.

That's a good tip and it does help to have a rule of thumb in your head to convert.  If I imagine that thousands of "bits" are mBTC I can sorta get by.  Still, it doesn't explain why this website invents a new and obnoxious unit and won't let us set the right units in our preferences.   I mean, we're logged in, and a computer does unit conversions better than people (even rules of thumb), why not just fix this one embarrassing part of this website when it seems so easy to fix.

Well actually bits are used by many websites not only that one, they didnt really invent the term

[sed]

I don't know what you mean by "many" but I can say this is the only site I've ever seen that was trying to use this novelty unit.  In this world of altcoins and distractions I think it's really embarrassing and distracting to have a weird term for BTC on your website and not just call it BTC like the rest of the world.

[RHavar]

I don't know what you mean by "many" but I can say this is the only site I've ever seen that was trying to use this novelty unit.  In this world of altcoins and distractions I think it's really embarrassing and distracting to have a weird term for BTC on your website and not just call it BTC like the rest of the world.

Sites like bitpay are starting to default to it. Blockchain and coinbase support it, a few other gambling sites use it as their default now too.

Judging by the 18 posts on the thread that you've made about the unit, I understand you feel strongly about where the decimal place should go, and it's something in the future I would like to add a preference for. However, at the moment it's not a huge priority, as most people seem to either actively like it, or not mind it. Granted, there may be some selection bias there =)

[shulio]

I don't know what you mean by "many" but I can say this is the only site I've ever seen that was trying to use this novelty unit.  In this world of altcoins and distractions I think it's really embarrassing and distracting to have a weird term for BTC on your website and not just call it BTC like the rest of the world.

Sites like bitpay are starting to default to it. Blockchain and coinbase support it, a few other gambling sites use it as their default now too.

Judging by the 18 posts on the thread that you've made about the unit, I understand you feel strongly about where the decimal place should go, and it's something in the future I would like to add a preference for. However, at the moment it's not a huge priority, as most people seem to either actively like it, or not mind it. Granted, there may be some selection bias there =)

bits is reall common nowadays, to be easy for people

if you wish to know your balance in btc, just simply multiply it by 100 and that will be your amount in satoshis

[Bardman]

I don't know what you mean by "many" but I can say this is the only site I've ever seen that was trying to use this novelty unit.  In this world of altcoins and distractions I think it's really embarrassing and distracting to have a weird term for BTC on your website and not just call it BTC like the rest of the world.

For example when you tip someone you use bits

[sed]

I don't know what you mean by "many" but I can say this is the only site I've ever seen that was trying to use this novelty unit.  In this world of altcoins and distractions I think it's really embarrassing and distracting to have a weird term for BTC on your website and not just call it BTC like the rest of the world.

Sites like bitpay are starting to default to it. Blockchain and coinbase support it, a few other gambling sites use it as their default now too.

Judging by the 18 posts on the thread that you've made about the unit, I understand you feel strongly about where the decimal place should go, and it's something in the future I would like to add a preference for. However, at the moment it's not a huge priority, as most people seem to either actively like it, or not mind it. Granted, there may be some selection bias there =)

bits is reall common nowadays, to be easy for people

if you wish to know your balance in btc, just simply multiply it by 100 and that will be your amount in satoshis

So there's the kind of weirdness I'm talking about.  This guy says multiply BTC x100 and that will be your amount in satoshis!  WTF!  I appreciate that the dev of the game seemed to admit that he needs to do this.  I'm not sure how this "bits" thing got started or why he says that other sites are using it (I've only seen it here).  But it *is* really embarrassing.  I don't think I'll play more until the units get fixed.

[CryForMeSky]

So there's the kind of weirdness I'm talking about.  This guy says multiply BTC x100 and that will be your amount in satoshis!  WTF! 

I don't get what you aren't understanding, what that person said is also true. 

1000 bits = 1mB

1mB = 100,000 satoshis

therefore

1000bits = 100,000 satoshis

So if you want to convert your bits to mB, just divide by 1000.  If you want to convert your bits to satoshis, just multiply by 100.  This is all pretty basic stuff, people are just giving you multiple ways to convert your balance quickly/easily since bits seem counter intuitive to you.

[sed]

So there's the kind of weirdness I'm talking about.  This guy says multiply BTC x100 and that will be your amount in satoshis!  WTF! 

I don't get what you aren't understanding, what that person said is also true. 

1000 bits = 1mB

1mB = 100,000 satoshis

therefore

1000bits = 100,000 satoshis

So if you want to convert your bits to mB, just divide by 1000.  If you want to convert your bits to satoshis, just multiply by 100.  This is all pretty basic stuff, people are just giving you multiple ways to convert your balance quickly/easily since bits seem counter intuitive to you.

What you said is true.  Moneypot has defined a unit "bits" which is equal to 100 satoshis.  I've finally learned this although I can't imagine why this is helpful to anyone.  So, if you want to convert his new unit into satoshis, you multiply x100.  However, what that guy said was multiply BTC x100.  That would give you cBTC not "bits".  My main point is why the fuck, in a world full of dime-a-dozen altcoins, would moneypot invent a new name for a fraction of BTC.  It just screws with your head and makes you think you're using play money or something like that.