bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[MBielsa]

This is very addictive sir. Great game! Spent a couple hours yesterday playing this and I'm sure it will be great on the long run, well done!

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[FattyPonzi]

I'm new to the whole bitcoin-gaming, and am just checking some out, but this is by far the most fun I've seen until now. Really am enjoying my time on there.

you can also try luckyb.it
it is very nice site

[IsThisDutch]

I'm new to the whole bitcoin-gaming, and am just checking some out, but this is by far the most fun I've seen until now. Really am enjoying my time on there.

first , welcome to the whole new industry if bitcoin gambling
there are a lot decent sites but moneypot by far is the most unique gameplay

What are your other favorites? Ready to lose some coin here, haha

[MAsterV]

Nice Site, just started.. 

[sed]

1000 bits = 1mbtc

Right, I know that bits is supposed to be a unit of BTC somewhere between 1 satoshi and 1mBTC but I can never remember exactly what that interval is and then when folks start talking about large numbers of "bits" I'm totally confused (asking myself, decimal is two places to the right or to the left?).  I really don't get why this new unit was invented, and, as far as I can tell, moneypot seem to be the only place that it's being used.

All you do is wager the amount u want and when u want to "cashout" hit the collect button. If you don't hit it before the game crashes you lose.

Huh, but I thought I was supposed to put my "cashout" level in before the game started.  Also, I thought there was something about who bets the most or some other aspect.  In my browser, there seems to be enough latency that I never saw a "cashout" button while the game was running.

Think of it like this, 1 bit=10sats. Pretty simple.

....So simple that you missed it 

1 bit = 100 satoshis

Uh, this basically underlies my point.  After some years, I can finally think in BTC.  I'm happy about this.  Now you guys start choosing arbitrary decimal points in btc and naming it confusing names like "transistor" or "bit" and my brain pretty much checks out with a bit WTF.

[Neonecrox13]

1000 bits = 1mbtc

Right, I know that bits is supposed to be a unit of BTC somewhere between 1 satoshi and 1mBTC but I can never remember exactly what that interval is and then when folks start talking about large numbers of "bits" I'm totally confused (asking myself, decimal is two places to the right or to the left?).  I really don't get why this new unit was invented, and, as far as I can tell, moneypot seem to be the only place that it's being used.

All you do is wager the amount u want and when u want to "cashout" hit the collect button. If you don't hit it before the game crashes you lose.

Huh, but I thought I was supposed to put my "cashout" level in before the game started.  Also, I thought there was something about who bets the most or some other aspect.  In my browser, there seems to be enough latency that I never saw a "cashout" button while the game was running.

Think of it like this, 1 bit=10sats. Pretty simple.

....So simple that you missed it 

1 bit = 100 satoshis

I thought I hit the 0 but I guess I didnt'

[RHavar]

The Pot's been filling up like a piñata! Who's going to be the one to bust it?

[hopenotlate]

1000 bits = 1mbtc

Right, I know that bits is supposed to be a unit of BTC somewhere between 1 satoshi and 1mBTC but I can never remember exactly what that interval is and then when folks start talking about large numbers of "bits" I'm totally confused (asking myself, decimal is two places to the right or to the left?).  I really don't get why this new unit was invented, and, as far as I can tell, moneypot seem to be the only place that it's being used.

All you do is wager the amount u want and when u want to "cashout" hit the collect button. If you don't hit it before the game crashes you lose.

Huh, but I thought I was supposed to put my "cashout" level in before the game started.  Also, I thought there was something about who bets the most or some other aspect.  In my browser, there seems to be enough latency that I never saw a "cashout" button while the game was running.

Think of it like this, 1 bit=10sats. Pretty simple.

....So simple that you missed it 

1 bit = 100 satoshis

I thought I hit the 0 but I guess I didnt'

To be honest I have to admit I imagined it was a typo from you ....but couldn't resist 

[Neonecrox13]

1000 bits = 1mbtc

Right, I know that bits is supposed to be a unit of BTC somewhere between 1 satoshi and 1mBTC but I can never remember exactly what that interval is and then when folks start talking about large numbers of "bits" I'm totally confused (asking myself, decimal is two places to the right or to the left?).  I really don't get why this new unit was invented, and, as far as I can tell, moneypot seem to be the only place that it's being used.

All you do is wager the amount u want and when u want to "cashout" hit the collect button. If you don't hit it before the game crashes you lose.

Huh, but I thought I was supposed to put my "cashout" level in before the game started.  Also, I thought there was something about who bets the most or some other aspect.  In my browser, there seems to be enough latency that I never saw a "cashout" button while the game was running.

Think of it like this, 1 bit=10sats. Pretty simple.

....So simple that you missed it 

1 bit = 100 satoshis

I thought I hit the 0 but I guess I didnt'

To be honest I have to admit I imagined it was a typo from you ....but couldn't resist 

Haha. Touche

[birdcat90]

this game too addictive for me..

always lose but so fun to played...looking at the graph its just make my heart beating so fast..when to stop...then crashed..lol

[dooglus]

1 bit = 100 satoshis

I thought I hit the 0 but I guess I didnt'

To be honest I have to admit I imagined it was a typo from you ....but couldn't resist  

Haha. Touche

I think the initial decision to make a bitcoin be 10e8 satoshis was kind of weird. Why 8? We usually deal in millions (10e6) or billions (10e9). Arbitrarily deciding there are 100 million satoshis per bitcoin seems like an odd decision.

The "bit" makes sense of it in a clever way (I think).

There are 1 million bits in a bitcoin, and 100 satoshis in a bit. These are both numbers we're familiar with, which mean things to us in a way that "100 million" doesn't. So now any amount of bitcoin can be expressed as a number of bits with two decimal places:

123,456,789  satoshis =
1,234,567.89 bits =
1.234 567 89 BTC

Seeing money amounts written with 2 decimal places is exactly what we're used to seeing - dollars and cents, pounds and pence, etc.

Alternatively, if you're used to "uBTC", just remember that a bit is just another name for a uBTC - a millionth of a bitcoin.

[Tongkar]

.....and another 20,000x cashout 

https://www.moneypot.com/game/1129935

amazing win ever i seen 20,000X, congrats man for this.

This is really unbelievable I saw many times index going up and up but mostly without having bets placed on that. Cool someone succeed to hit that high.

Realy really nice and very lucky but I saw you're profit still negative.
The hardest part is chasing a loss.

I'll try this out today.

beware of addiction, this site is pretty much addictive and you will end up blowing up your coins before you realize it

Yes, I'm become addicted on the first glance and the site bust me at the end 

Good job cowbay I see you on there everyday. About time you hit one congrats

[ChiliPowder]

.....and another 20,000x cashout  

https://www.moneypot.com/game/1129935

amazing win ever i seen 20,000X, congrats man for this.

This is really unbelievable I saw many times index going up and up but mostly without having bets placed on that. Cool someone succeed to hit that high.

Realy really nice and very lucky but I saw you're profit still negative.
The hardest part is chasing a loss.

I'll try this out today.

beware of addiction, this site is pretty much addictive and you will end up blowing up your coins before you realize it

Yes, I'm become addicted on the first glance and the site bust me at the end  

Good job cowbay I see you on there everyday. About time you hit one congrats

Nice man, congrats! The question is are you up?

Hey Moneypot admin is that the bigget hit so far?

I know I scream like a bitch when I hit 2k on 4000 satoshis lol.

Couldnt imagine hitting 20k

[Kprawn]

Realy really nice and very lucky but I saw you're profit still negative.
The hardest part is chasing a loss.

I'll try this out today.

beware of addiction, this site is pretty much addictive and you will end up blowing up your coins before you realize it

Yes, I'm become addicted on the first glance and the site bust me at the end 

lol, been there, done that 

this is one of my gambling website which I visited and play there besides coinroyale, PD and DB
The site is attractive and addictive even with a simple design like that, imagine if rhavar change the design and allow and invest feature + crazy advertising, this sites could become one of the best gambling sites ( which i believe the site is already one of the best out there)

I agree the invest option would be great, but then he would have to increase the house edge, to accomodate for the profits needed to pay the investors... and that would chase people away.

The site needs to be simple, without the clutter of too many ad's. { It loads faster and cause less lag, when things are simple }

I know Ryan is busy with Vault .... He might accept investors for that or other projects in future.... I would like to be part of that.. if it is just 50% as successfull as MoneyPot. 

[dooglus]

I know Ryan is busy with Vault .... He might accept investors for that or other projects in future.... I would like to be part of that.. if it is just 50% as successfull as MoneyPot. 

As I understand it, the main point of Vault is to allow people to bankroll sites. Moneypot would be a natural first user of Vault.

[arallmuus]

I know Ryan is busy with Vault .... He might accept investors for that or other projects in future.... I would like to be part of that.. if it is just 50% as successfull as MoneyPot. 

As I understand it, the main point of Vault is to allow people to bankroll sites. Moneypot would be a natural first user of Vault.

quoted this from ryan so that anyone can read this because this is going to be connected with investor feature at moneypot

blockage and csmcanarney are right, but let me expand a little on what we're building with vault (which is coming together, but still 1-2 months from production quality).


Vault Value proposition for users:
* A highly usable web-wallet, suitable for day-to-day use with all the features you'd expect for that
* We don't ask who you are, or why you're using vault
* Good (external) privacy, your coins are mixed with everyones coins
* Offchain transfers: Transfer money to people/accounts instantly off-chain.
* Unified login system for gambling sites. Vault is an OAuth2 provider, and you can authorize apps to login and have access up to a specified  amount of money. Not only do you get the unified identity across sites, but you can "Add funds" instantly by just authorizing the app to gamble/spend more (no more waiting for confirmations)

Vault Value proposition for investors:
* Invest your money in a single bankroll, that is used by multiple websites. You only need to trust Vault, and not other gambling operators.


Vault Value proposition for devs/casinos:
* Focus only on building an engaging gambling game. You can even build a gambling game without running your own server!
* Leverage the dirt simple "Login With Vault", no screwing around with creating your own user system, security system, 2FA, forgot password, support requests to reset passwords/emails/2FA, etc., handling withdrawals, deposits and reduce friction for people who already have a vault account
* You can use the flexible provably fair betting API to make bets on behalf of your user. You can verify them in real time, to make sure Vault isn't ripping you off. The provably fair betting API is flexible enough to support games like: dice, roulette, plinko and slots from day one.
* Have users gamble directly against Vault's bankroll. This means on *day 1* you can offer high limits, and have absolutely no worries about variance or solvency, vault takes care of that for you.
* Offload security to Vault. All users balances are kept in vault as is the site bankroll.
* Have a steady source of income. From investors perspective, we always give them a 1/2 kelly for every bet (with a minimum of a 0.1% house edge). When ever you send Vault a bet with a house-edge greater than a 1/2 kelly, vault and your app will a 50-50 profit share. [1].  The core principle here, you get a steady stream of income based on your volume and the odds you offer your users.





[1] Details of the investor/vault/app profit sharing subject to change

[Southpaw0]

Crazy how you could sit down and play so many games, wonder if theres a moneypot bot that allows you to play without being at the screen yourself.

[P2PHash]

You can set your auto bet under the strategy tab

[arallmuus]

Crazy how you could sit down and play so many games, wonder if theres a moneypot bot that allows you to play without being at the screen yourself.

there is an autobet setting
and also you can code your own strategy for it at github

[blockage]

Hey Moneypot admin is that the bigget hit so far? Wager and profit are in bits.

I'm not an admin but I can still answer that question. You might say I'm an obsessive data collector Here is the list of all the cashouts >500.00x so far. As you can see 20k is the highest.

Code:

    username    | game_id |  factor  | wager |  profit
----------------+---------+----------+-------+-----------
 cowbay         | 1129935 | 20000.00 |    40 | 800000.43
 cowbay         | 1095238 | 12345.67 |    16 | 197531.04
 cowbay         | 1090922 |  6666.66 |    16 | 106666.73
 cowbay         | 1082757 |  4000.00 |    10 |  40000.11
 Gambletron5000 |  604396 |  2500.00 |    10 |  25000.36
 yujinbojee     |  622528 |  1285.01 |    10 |  12850.36
 yujinbojee     |  620219 |  1185.01 |     3 |   3555.10
 fanbox         |  527994 |  1151.26 |     1 |   1151.29
 220            | 1010596 |  1000.00 |    20 |  20000.53
 Ghris          |  704245 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.20
 MathWins       |  603130 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.14
 sureshnsnet    |  950338 |  1000.00 |     1 |   1000.01
 btcpizza       |  638302 |  1000.00 |     5 |   5000.14
 Ghris          |  703039 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.42
 sureshnsnet    |  957394 |  1000.00 |     1 |   1000.02
 kicken55       |  600008 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.23
 MathWins       |  604396 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.36
 220            | 1009149 |  1000.00 |   100 | 100001.89
 MathWins       |  603783 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.23
 Ghris          |  704435 |  1000.00 |    10 |  10000.13
 cowbay         |  500876 |   999.99 |    10 |  10000.04
 AOTP           |  658172 |   998.00 |    33 |  32934.43
 vjs            |  913341 |   991.62 |     5 |   4958.16
 WONTED         | 1032538 |   725.36 |   100 |  72537.80
 vjs            |  919174 |   695.86 |    10 |   6958.87
 cowbay         |  515000 |   666.66 |     6 |   4000.02
 Yna            |  636112 |   666.00 |     1 |    666.03
 Yna            |  635050 |   666.00 |     1 |    666.01
 MathWins       |  563566 |   650.00 |  1000 | 650016.30
 BertBetsBits   |  763602 |   589.32 |   862 | 508009.52
 nick1234       | 1090763 |   584.24 |    10 |   5842.53
 convicted2008  | 1135867 |   582.59 |    10 |   5826.08
 Ostrow         |  657250 |   555.00 |    35 |  19425.95
 Yna            |  515758 |   520.64 |   251 | 130683.47
 sterky         |  603438 |   513.56 |    10 |   5135.72
 singpays       |  636139 |   505.00 |    10 |   5050.21