bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[Stunna]

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

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Pretty sure know who this is. Also Primedice's most active faucet player (Assuming it's the same guy judging on sleeping times etc.). Bloke definitely isn't a bot. Closer to insomniac.

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[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

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Pretty sure know who this is. Also Primedice's most active faucet player (Assuming it's the same guy judging on sleeping times etc.). Bloke definitely isn't a bot. Closer to insomniac.

judging from the activity for sure it is GMT+7 which country is likely in southeast Asia, im pretty sure the IP will point it out there, well some people really like to leech in faucet tho

[Kprawn]

I finally tried this the other day.  I think that the animation on the curve is pretty cool.  However, I think the site could definitely use a more prominently displayed link to the explanation of the game.  Also, I still can't seem to get used to that "bits" thing, you should allow users to display the balance in the units they prefer, yes?

I second this. Users should be allowed to display the balance in the units that they prefer. Somehow, i never grasp the "bits" concept and sometimes end up under-betting. Would be great to allow users to use 0.001 BTC. Even the mBTC is fairly confusing to me, and i am sure it would confuse a new user too.

Well it's easy... they provide a command in the chat screen, where you type for example -->  !convert 1 bit and it would give you the $ value.

So you do not have to do all those external calculations, to get your head around things.  The site is very user friendly. 

[hopenotlate]

I'm with the ones who feel the need to implement a function to display balance in satoshis.

[Mitchell]

I'm with the ones who feel the need to implement a function to display balance in satoshis Bitcoins.

I hate mBTC, uBTC, Satoshis, Bits and all other denominations.

[Arnab biswas]

minesweepes are much better than this

[Havelivi]

minesweepes are much better than this

minesweepes is on another format of game, both are good and have good potential.

[trafficolaa]

minesweepes are much better than this

it is based on your gambling sense, what you like most to play,

[cazkooo]

minesweepes are much better than this

minesweepes is on another format of game, both are good and have good potential.

both are different, and moneypot currently is the only game with this type of format that none other gambling sites copy

i believe there are like 2-3 minesweeper format gambling site

[bigpoppah]

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

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Pretty sure know who this is. Also Primedice's most active faucet player (Assuming it's the same guy judging on sleeping times etc.). Bloke definitely isn't a bot. Closer to insomniac.

some people make a living doing this?

[hopenotlate]

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

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Pretty sure know who this is. Also Primedice's most active faucet player (Assuming it's the same guy judging on sleeping times etc.). Bloke definitely isn't a bot. Closer to insomniac.

some people make a living doing this?

....highstakes faucets grinders...

[hopenotlate]

I'm with the ones who feel the need to implement a function to display balance in satoshis Bitcoins.

I hate mBTC, uBTC, Satoshis, Bits and all other denominations.

well I agree with you, I only explained myself badly: I wrote satoshi but i imagined in my mind something like 0.00045700 (due to my usual low balance). This is why I talked about satoshis.....my bad.

[RHavar]

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Yeah, it does. He's quite a funny user, as he never actually plays the game, nor really withdraws, however  surprisingly does deposit small amounts (presumably from other faucets). I wonder if he is saving up for the YOLO of a lifetime, or simply using MP as his web-wallet-savings account

[hopenotlate]

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Yeah, it does. He's quite a funny user, as he never actually plays the game, nor really withdraws, however  surprisingly does deposit small amounts (presumably from other faucets). I wonder if he is saving up for the YOLO of a lifetime, or simply using MP as his web-wallet-savings account

lol...please keep us posted if he goes YOLO . Will be interesting to see his/her choice

[RHavar]

I finally tried this the other day.  I think that the animation on the curve is pretty cool.  However, I think the site could definitely use a more prominently displayed link to the explanation of the game.  Also, I still can't seem to get used to that "bits" thing, you should allow users to display the balance in the units they prefer, yes?

Thanks, yeah the game at first glance can be a bit intimidating to newcomers. However, give the "bits" thing time, and it'll grow on you. I've since switched all my bitcoin software to it, and set it as the default in blockchain.info. I find it actually quite a bit easier to work with, converting to both bitcoins and satoshis from it, is rather simple. But if you're having trouble, shiba is more than happy to help:

Ryan: !convert 0.001 btc to bits
Shiba: 0.001 BTC is 1000 Bits

(and can convert arbitrary currencies to each other, and happy to convert bits to your local currency of choice)


But I think we're pretty early in the transition period between moving from bitcoins to bits, and it's bound to be a little painful. A few gambling sites have already copied after moneypot, and bitpay is also transitioning too. Or in the words of our almighty leader:

[yoloer808]

But I think we're pretty early in the transition period between moving from bitcoins to bits, and it's bound to be a little painful.

I agree with this. It is confusing but its for the best.

[hopenotlate]

wow..just witnessed a  647.46x crash. It's the highest I've ever seen.
It's a pity the bravest of that game cashed oput at 20x (a very good profit anyway).
https://www.moneypot.com/game/1086056

[Shogen]

I would be pretty confident saying it's a human.

He seems to sleep from 18:00 to 23:00 or thereabouts. Assuming your times are UTC, and that he's sleeping 1am to 6am his time, he's 7 hours east of Greenwich, which probably puts him in China or Indonesia.

Does that fit with the IP address?

Yeah, it does. He's quite a funny user, as he never actually plays the game, nor really withdraws, however  surprisingly does deposit small amounts (presumably from other faucets). I wonder if he is saving up for the YOLO of a lifetime, or simply using MP as his web-wallet-savings account

I can't imagine someone spending days and weeks on faucets, and make a YOLO bet lol.

Using an account on an exchange or a casino to collect faucet payments is reasonable, as he will just need to pay a 0.0001 fee for withdrawal regardless of how many dust deposits he made.

[mtwelve]

Oooh looks fun

[RHavar]

Using an account on an exchange or a casino to collect faucet payments is reasonable, as he will just need to pay a 0.0001 fee for withdrawal regardless of how many dust deposits he made.

Excellent point, something I didn't consider. If he received his faucet payments to a normal wallet, each output might add up to 20% of the entire output value in fees. It's quite an honor having such a dedicated and price conscious user using the service    I'll let you guys know if he ever in a night of indiscretion does a  YOLO