bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[blockage]

love this, any chance to implement refferal bonus or perhaps timestamp on the chatbox?i find it hard to see if the chat is still new or not

MP has a variable house edge that starts at 0%. You would need to increase the minimal house edge to support anything like referral bonuses.

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[RHavar]

MP has a variable house edge that starts at 0%. You would need to increase the minimal house edge to support anything like referral bonuses.

That could be easily solved by using gross-amount-cashedout to base referrals on. But really, I'd rather people recommend the site for its merits (tiny house edge, aspect of skill, strategy stuff) rather than spam the site because they want a tiny referral bonus (and it would be tiny, as the site itself barely makes anything even when a large player comes)

[RHavar]

A lot of people have wanted to know how they can generate know all the previous game crashes, to do some analytics or what not. So here's how you can generate it locally, just using node:

Save this file: gamecrashes.js

Code:

var crypto = require('crypto');


// Set this to the hash you wish to start from:
var hash = process.argv[2];
if (!hash) throw new Error('You need to call this script with the starting hash!');

var terminatingHash = 'c1cfa8e28fc38999eaa888487e443bad50a65e0b710f649affa6718cfbfada4d'

while (hash != terminatingHash) {
	console.log(crashPointFromHash(hash));
	hash = genGameHash(hash);
}


function divisible(hash, mod) {
    // We will read in 4 hex at a time, but the first chunk might be a bit smaller
    // So ABCDEFGHIJ should be chunked like  AB CDEF GHIJ
    var val = 0;

    var o = hash.length % 4;
    for (var i = o > 0 ? o - 4 : 0; i < hash.length; i += 4) {
        val = ((val << 16) + parseInt(hash.substring(i, i+4), 16)) % mod;
    }

    return val === 0;
}

function genGameHash(serverSeed) {
    return crypto.createHash('sha256').update(serverSeed).digest('hex');
};


function crashPointFromHash(serverSeed) {
    var hash = crypto.createHmac('sha256', serverSeed).update('000000000000000007a9a31ff7f07463d91af6b5454241d5faf282e5e0fe1b3a').digest('hex');

    // In 1 of 101 games the game crashes instantly.
    if (divisible(hash, 101))
        return 0;

    // Use the most significant 52-bit from the hash to calculate the crash point
    var h = parseInt(hash.slice(0,52/4),16);
    var e = Math.pow(2,52);

    return (Math.floor((100 * e - h) / (e - h))/100).toFixed(2);
};

Now call it with the last hash you've seen on bustabit:

Code:

node gamecrashes 1c0318ead04679a861f31572c656cacc80d0fbd8ce2a12d9ce38b91548110119

Or to view them slowly:

Code:

node gamecrashes 1c0318ead04679a861f31572c656cacc80d0fbd8ce2a12d9ce38b91548110119 | less

Or write them all to a file:

Code:

node gamecrashes 1c0318ead04679a861f31572c656cacc80d0fbd8ce2a12d9ce38b91548110119 > all.txt

Or just count how many games there's been:

Code:

node gamecrashes 1c0318ead04679a861f31572c656cacc80d0fbd8ce2a12d9ce38b91548110119 | wc -l

etc.

[RHavar]

Our of interest today, I had a look at our faucet stats. On a typical day, we're giving out about 1000 bits (500 faucet claims) so it has it hasn't been a big burden. However, one thing caught my eye, our most active fauceter:

Here is the list of faucet claim time (and time since last claim):

http://privatepaste.com/6c2fbcdda5

Hard to tell if that's a bot or an insomniac

[Mist]

Most likely a bot, i couldnt imagine anyone doing that and being able to live.

[waterpile]

Most of those faucet users are bots. I can't believe if someone would waste his/her time collecting those faucets

[alani123]

Most of those faucet users are bots. I can't believe if someone would waste his/her time collecting those faucets

Why would someone want to host a bot to collect 2 bits an hour?

[iqbal14st]

does anyone have a trick play?
If you let us work together

[Shallow]

Our of interest today, I had a look at our faucet stats. On a typical day, we're giving out about 1000 bits (500 faucet claims) so it has it hasn't been a big burden. However, one thing caught my eye, our most active fauceter:

Here is the list of faucet claim time (and time since last claim):

http://privatepaste.com/6c2fbcdda5

Hard to tell if that's a bot or an insomniac

Doesn't look like a bot due to the varying frequency.

[erwin45hacked]

Our of interest today, I had a look at our faucet stats. On a typical day, we're giving out about 1000 bits (500 faucet claims) so it has it hasn't been a big burden. However, one thing caught my eye, our most active fauceter:

Here is the list of faucet claim time (and time since last claim):

http://privatepaste.com/6c2fbcdda5

Hard to tell if that's a bot or an insomniac

Doesn't look like a bot due to the varying frequency.

yep doesnt looks like a bot, but i dunno, since there are a lot of great coder that may code things like this, but i doubt a great coder gonna code a bot to collect 200 satoshis/hour

[Buziss]

Our of interest today, I had a look at our faucet stats. On a typical day, we're giving out about 1000 bits (500 faucet claims) so it has it hasn't been a big burden. However, one thing caught my eye, our most active fauceter:

Here is the list of faucet claim time (and time since last claim):

http://privatepaste.com/6c2fbcdda5

Hard to tell if that's a bot or an insomniac

Doesn't look like a bot due to the varying frequency.

yep doesnt looks like a bot, but i dunno, since there are a lot of great coder that may code things like this, but i doubt a great coder gonna code a bot to collect 200 satoshis/hour

The account claims less than 10 times a day, which is just 2000 satoshi or $0.0045 a day.
Unless you start to see many such accounts appearing, you shouldn't care if it is a bot or not lol.

[waterpile]

Most of those faucet users are bots. I can't believe if someone would waste his/her time collecting those faucets

Why would someone want to host a bot to collect 2 bits an hour?

i dont think its 2 bits/hr, i think its every after 15min

[trafficolaa]

Most of those faucet users are bots. I can't believe if someone would waste his/her time collecting those faucets

Why would someone want to host a bot to collect 2 bits an hour?

i dont think its 2 bits/hr, i think its every after 15min

are you using moneypot

[mammusu]

how to play on moneypot.
because im new here.

thanks.

[Banjiro]

how to play on moneypot.
because im new here.

thanks.

just register and start to play
you can see there how to play.

[Mist]

If anyone is interested, i found a great autobet.
 
2 base cashout at 10 1.15 on loss

[Paraka]

If anyone is interested, i found a great autobet.
 
2 base cashout at 10 1.15 on loss

can you share here ur autobet
I want to try using that.

[katerniko1]

its great game and its very interesting

[Southpaw0]

the suspense in this game is off the charts. I love it!

[gmannnnn]

Did you notice any performance increase after bumping up to Node v0.12, OP?