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November 03, 2017, 06:09:49 PM |
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I don't like the look of the new site - I certainly wont be pushing any BTC that way
There are a lot of sites around these days. You can checkout the site in my signature more new looks and get some rakeback on the amount you wager based on your level. How think.. is it scam? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.msg23937904#msg23937904my bets stolen
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CryptoProphet
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November 10, 2017, 06:33:02 AM |
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Satoshidice.com is not the original Satoshidice. It had changed hands often and I think the domain was recently bought by BitcoinVideoCasino. Do not send your money to any website unless you truly trust the owner/company. I see this now uses Bitcoin Cash, an altcoin and not Bitcoin. If you send your Bitcoin to their address instead, you are not likely to get your money back. Posted in public interest.1. How can I get the Server Seed Hash from the revealed Server Seed Plaintext ?
I found the list here. https://satoshidice.com/provablyfairI try check it.. Nov 9, 2017 SERVER SEED HASH: a644b5d96842429c44ebc7def5fc943c81c2d1cd2616b864392b512f2577dd93 SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT: aa5f24274c3023aa9902eb7c6c5426309e6e7b9761531e34303fcdf305390f0a I try many times get SERVER SEED HASH of SERVER SEED PLAINTEXT... nothing.. Who can explain?
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BayAreaCoins
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December 05, 2017, 01:53:51 AM |
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This website is no longer a Bitcoin website it seems? 
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Dabs
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December 05, 2017, 04:07:05 AM |
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This website is no longer a Bitcoin website it seems?
Yeah, it's a BCash website.
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justin86
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December 05, 2017, 06:54:55 AM |
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I don't like the look of the new site - I certainly wont be pushing any BTC that way
me too, though it's been a long time I left this site
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bitzizzix
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December 25, 2017, 03:00:42 PM |
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Wow Stephen, you're a smart dude  Thank you for your excellent thoughts, I'll keep hold of these. Stephen is indeed extraordinary in his thinking, a thought that no one else can think of. I applaud and I will try to follow your advice or opinion and keep giving good and successful input and income .. 
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MICRO
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December 25, 2017, 08:26:35 PM |
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Nice initiative from satoshidice to go bitcoin cash route... Bitcoin cash should have not been supported by anybody from the first place but well now its different story.
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January 31, 2018, 08:52:49 PM |
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Hi I have sent 3 BTC to this address: 13JYLtx8mpHCLJXTWs3fcCgYE2ConHUBQ5 Although it has got 5 confirmations, it has not arrived to my account yet. The screenshots are attached and the necessary information is as below. Please provide me a feedback about it. TX Hash : https://blockchain.info/tr/address/19417c9c6264c9aba8c92fe1f3cce43de8c50e7bThank you. My user : Hacker02761 I want to log in to my account and see my btc account on my account that has not been credited before. I told you earlier. I send e-mail records. I trust you and I am waiting for your answer now. What is the reason to send $45,000 to SatoshiDice scam, 500+ Bitcoins defrauded and disappeared!? If you sent 2015, then you can sue the operator!
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jinksters09
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February 01, 2018, 07:02:54 AM |
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SatoshiDice is a provably fair on-chain Bitcoin Cash game.Satoshi Dice can be sent without access to the website nor running any client software. To play, a Bitcoin transaction is made to one of the static addresses operated by the service, each having differing payouts. There was nice initiative but don't trust easily to those sites that is not familiar. You should first observe and search the background mostly those sites that are newly opened. If you know someone from that site then there is a high percentage it is legal.
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adaseb
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February 01, 2018, 09:58:51 AM |
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Hi I have sent 3 BTC to this address: 13JYLtx8mpHCLJXTWs3fcCgYE2ConHUBQ5 Although it has got 5 confirmations, it has not arrived to my account yet. The screenshots are attached and the necessary information is as below. Please provide me a feedback about it. TX Hash : https://blockchain.info/tr/address/19417c9c6264c9aba8c92fe1f3cce43de8c50e7bThank you. My user : Hacker02761 I want to log in to my account and see my btc account on my account that has not been credited before. I told you earlier. I send e-mail records. I trust you and I am waiting for your answer now.    Wait a minute... What is going on here? You've sent those 3 BTC in 2015. This is the transaction correct? https://blockchain.info/tr/tx/aa0a911b9f73985c28967b2788d04f7b732e9a4686779483d67a561736d6db72It says this was 2015-12-09? Why did you wait over 2 years to complain? Sure your fee of 16 Sats was low but it would of confirmed within 2 years either way. Also looking at the blockchain, you have used this address before. You've sent 1 BTC about 30 minutes prior. If you never got the 1 BTC, why send another 3 BTC to the same address? Something doesn't add up...
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SatoshiDICE_PR
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February 07, 2018, 09:18:45 PM |
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Sorry, The ownership of the site has changed since 2015, so we can't really help you with any issues from that time. The good news is that the site is now back on chain, and 100% provably fair. Give it a try today: 
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adaseb
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February 07, 2018, 09:28:18 PM |
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Sorry, The ownership of the site has changed since 2015, so we can't really help you with any issues from that time. The good news is that the site is now back on chain, and 100% provably fair. Give it a try today:  Can you explain exactly how your provably fair system works exactly ? There are a few of us who tried to figure it out but got nowhere. How is the seed hashed, is there some client seed, is there a type of nonce? Also did you completely transition to Bitcoin cash or can you still use Bitcoin on your site. It seems like it was suddenly removed.
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February 18, 2018, 05:55:58 PM |
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Sorry, The ownership of the site has changed since 2015, so we can't really help you with any issues from that time. The good news is that the site is now back on chain, and 100% provably fair. Give it a try today:  Can you explain exactly how your provably fair system works exactly ? There are a few of us who tried to figure it out but got nowhere. How is the seed hashed, is there some client seed, is there a type of nonce? Also did you completely transition to Bitcoin cash or can you still use Bitcoin on your site. It seems like it was suddenly removed. Why no one is answering this question? I'd also like to know about the system of your provably fairness in details.
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adaseb
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February 18, 2018, 09:24:21 PM |
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Sorry, The ownership of the site has changed since 2015, so we can't really help you with any issues from that time. The good news is that the site is now back on chain, and 100% provably fair. Give it a try today:  Can you explain exactly how your provably fair system works exactly ? There are a few of us who tried to figure it out but got nowhere. How is the seed hashed, is there some client seed, is there a type of nonce? Also did you completely transition to Bitcoin cash or can you still use Bitcoin on your site. It seems like it was suddenly removed. Why no one is answering this question? I'd also like to know about the system of your provably fairness in details. If you have been following this thread, then this wouldn't surprise you. The owner of the site has probably different business ventures and almost never replies to this thread. I mentioned this before that they should hire some support staff and nothing. They get lots of organic traffic by the brand so they aren't worried about growth really.
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MICRO
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February 18, 2018, 11:15:25 PM |
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Sorry, The ownership of the site has changed since 2015, so we can't really help you with any issues from that time. The good news is that the site is now back on chain, and 100% provably fair. Give it a try today:  Can you explain exactly how your provably fair system works exactly ? There are a few of us who tried to figure it out but got nowhere. How is the seed hashed, is there some client seed, is there a type of nonce? Also did you completely transition to Bitcoin cash or can you still use Bitcoin on your site. It seems like it was suddenly removed. Why no one is answering this question? I'd also like to know about the system of your provably fairness in details. This defiantly needs to be answered. Provably fair is not provably fair if the site does not provide all the information on it and allow users to verify bets. Its probably harder for them to implement the same provably fair that we use on Primedice and stake which was used for years by justdice and us but this is for now by far the best provably fair system in use.
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February 19, 2018, 06:51:41 AM |
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I tried your game and placed few bets.. How can I verify my bets?
I can't find info and details about it..
Thanks.
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MICRO
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February 19, 2018, 05:31:29 PM |
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And im not sure by what measure this is the most popular bitcoin game? With 200k bets ... ? I dont think so.
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February 19, 2018, 08:55:38 PM |
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And im not sure by what measure this is the most popular bitcoin game? With 200k bets ... ? I dont think so.
Well most likely back in 2012, it was the most popular Bitcoin game out there. I guess they decided to leave it as is years later. Even with no advertising I am sure they get tons of business. Anyone watching that Netflix documentary where it was mentioned will probably search for it on google and they get a lot of organic traffic that way.
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