bustabit.com -- The Social Gambling Game

[wormat22]

Good time to start playing bustabit:



73 BTC won thanks to a bunch of high multipliers last night (and some beginners luck).


Quite a shock to wake up and see the house down 125 btc compared to when I went to bed 

Damn...get some articles up about this, word of such a high profit will bring people in droves.

[RHavar]

Congratulation to endless_pain for an awesome finish to the night:



Not only working his way up from 8 BTC in the hole to 38 BTC ... but ending with a 15.1 BTC win!

[lipshack15]

im always unlucky on gambling website but bustabit is of the best for me it makes your deposit twice in abit

[RHavar]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

[brianlee01]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

Abuse faucet is definitely done by one person or faucet hunter, but using multiple accounts there faucet xD
Congratulation have passed that incredible wagered

[EngiNerd]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

That sucks to hear, but I guess its the reality of bitcoin until someone comes up with a truly abuse-proof faucet scheme. You know what they say, where there's a will, there's faucet whores scrounging for free fractions of a penny.

[maku]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

I am just curious, how much was your faucet payment? It must have been some really hefty amount of satoshis so it attracted professional faucet suckers.
In that case just lowering faucet reward should be enough, it is a waste to disable it.

[EngiNerd]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

I am just curious, how much was your faucet payment? It must have been some really hefty amount of satoshis so it attracted professional faucet suckers.
In that case just lowering faucet reward should be enough, it is a waste to disable it.

I believe it was 2 bits (200 satoshis), so it had nothing to do with the reward amount. I think you underestimate what people will do for a little bitcoin

[BigMac]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

I am just curious, how much was your faucet payment? It must have been some really hefty amount of satoshis so it attracted professional faucet suckers.
In that case just lowering faucet reward should be enough, it is a waste to disable it.

I believe it was 2 bits (200 satoshis), so it had nothing to do with the reward amount. I think you underestimate what people will do for a little bitcoin

The faucet size was 2 bits per hour but then it was increased to 3 bits per hour in February (IIRC, not very certain). Also, it is different from faucets in many other sites as users can claim the faucet with a nonzero balance.

[rianwarcil]

this site awecome , always profit

[hopenotlate]

Due to rampant faucet abuse, I've temporarily disabled it. I'll try use it as a bit of an experiment to see if not having a faucet attracts a different crowd =)

In other news, we've passed 350k BTC wagered, which is just incredible! 

I am just curious, how much was your faucet payment? It must have been some really hefty amount of satoshis so it attracted professional faucet suckers.
In that case just lowering faucet reward should be enough, it is a waste to disable it.

I believe it was 2 bits (200 satoshis), so it had nothing to do with the reward amount. I think you underestimate what people will do for a little bitcoin

I guess someone has created to make a script able to claim faucet and then created a huge number of accounts with that script running. This is the only way I can think about someone may spend his/her time for something worth it : basing on the 3 bits per hour rate.
If actually they were claiming it manually then....am envious because someone has a lot of free time

[oryeger]

bustabit now has a csgo skins version at csgocrash.com.

though about doing it long time ago and finally someone made it.

p.s. are they aligned with your open source "rules"?

[RHavar]

bustabit now has a csgo skins version at csgocrash.com.

though about doing it long time ago and finally someone made it.

p.s. are they aligned with your open source "rules"?

They actually bought a copy of the source:
bustabit.com/license.txt

and seem to be doing a lot better than original! Kind of amazing really, I'm glad for their success.

(It's been a while since a version of bustabit was released under an opensource license, but any copied used with that has the condition it must stay under the same AGPL license)

[dooglus]

bustabit now has a csgo skins version at csgocrash.com.

They actually bought a copy of the source:

I'm confused about what it is that site is gambling. What are the "coins"?

I made a steam account and deposited $5 worth of BTC into it. How do I get 'coins' to play with?

[james.lent]

bustabit now has a csgo skins version at csgocrash.com.

They actually bought a copy of the source:

I'm confused about what it is that site is gambling. What are the "coins"?

I made a steam account and deposited $5 worth of BTC into it. How do I get 'coins' to play with?

quoted from https://www.csgocrash.com/faq

What is a coin?
A coin is a one thousandth of a dollar ($0.001). Coins are backed by Steam skins. You are able to deposit and withdraw coins at any time by going to your account page.

How do I deposit skins for coins?
To deposit, head over to your Account page. Make sure your trade link is properly set. Once you’ve done that, go to the Deposit page, select up to 10 items and then hit Deposit button.
Keep in mind that some low-value or low-popularity items are not depositable.
Make sure the security codes on both the trade offer and the site are the same

So im guessing your steam items skins which you wanna bet gets converted into coins.

[dooglus]

So im guessing your steam items skins which you wanna bet gets converted into coins.

What are 'skins'? Can I buy them with the $5 in my account? Or do I have to buy and play a steam game first, and somehow find the skins in-game?

[Drakrmaster]

I think it happened coz u were unlucky

[NLNico]

AFAIK both being lucky in-game and trading on steam and/or "skin exchanges". I still don't fully understand it either, probably someone could give a specific site where you can buy those skins.

I did notice lately that this "skin gambling" is actually pretty damn big. There are sources that claim it's bigger than "cryptocurrency gambling" (and by looking at "self-claimed $ stats" of some sites, they do look pretty big.) BTW, most sites also claim to be provably fair, but actually aren't (typical 30 second P2P raffle, "here is a hash so it's provably fair".. "meanwhile we add a winning house player".) I still don't know if there is like a central forum where all those players/sites communicate.. pretty much still a mystery for me how that skin gambling community works



Anyway, getting bit off-topic here.. but IMO it just shows once again that bitcoin gambling is still relatively small and has so much potential for the future

[james.lent]

So im guessing your steam items skins which you wanna bet gets converted into coins.

What are 'skins'? Can I buy them with the $5 in my account? Or do I have to buy and play a steam game first, and somehow find the skins in-game?

As what NLNico said, can be traded, bought or received via in game. Some skins cost extremely high. Have a look at https://opskins.com

[hopenotlate]

So im guessing your steam items skins which you wanna bet gets converted into coins.

What are 'skins'? Can I buy them with the $5 in my account? Or do I have to buy and play a steam game first, and somehow find the skins in-game?

As what NLNico said, can be traded, bought or received via in game. Some skins cost extremely high. Have a look at https://opskins.com

Maybe I'm a too oldschool gamer and didn't get things right; but, in case I'm understanding it correctly, are there really people around willing ot spend $ 200 to buy an ingame item?

https://opskins.com/?loc=shop_view_item&item=19782566


sorry for offtopic but find it a bit shocking