Would you play this game?

[rammy2k2]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

[LOBSTER]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

[AnonBitCoiner]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

That would be fair, but according to the OP, it seems like in order to win you have to guess all the lights correctly.

[kilminukas]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

That would be fair, but according to the OP, it seems like in order to win you have to guess all the lights correctly.

Whats the difference between picking between 30000 numbers and 3 numbers wouldn't the odds be the same?

[LOBSTER]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

That would be fair, but according to the OP, it seems like in order to win you have to guess all the lights correctly.

No, you have to choose the light which will turn on, or?

[joksim299]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

That would be fair, but according to the OP, it seems like in order to win you have to guess all the lights correctly.

No, you have to choose the light which will turn on, or?

You have to choose light which will turn on.

[marioantonini]

Is very very simple, no thanks

[MoneyShot2]

The game is to guess which light will turn on at traffic lights with possibility to get your bet x 2.97?

chance of getting all correct would be (1/3)*3 so more like bet x 27 minus house edge. i wouldn't play this game.

[sandykho47]

House edge is 1% right  ?

But, how can the system decide the light ?
The reality yellow light only for few second while red is on few times than green.

So, did you decide the color by provably fair ?
Not interesting at all 

[adaseb]

Not really. Rather play a simple dice game then that. Doesn't seem interesting at all.

[Amun]

The game is to guess which light will turn on at traffic lights with possibility to get your bet x 2.97?
http://www.psdgraphics.com/file/red-orange-green-traffic-lights.jpg
Do this game look interesting to you?

Hahahaha I gotta say, people get the craziest ideas of gambling=p
I would not play it tbh it does not look like its gonna be that much fun, but I like that you came up with it=)

[LitecoinBoss]

Not really. Rather play a simple dice game then that. Doesn't seem interesting at all.

Yeah.. I think its easy to rig this game.

[El Emperador]

You still haven't explained how the system choose the light, if it's probably fair.

[LOBSTER]

Not really. Rather play a simple dice game then that. Doesn't seem interesting at all.

Yeah.. I think its easy to rig this game.

No...why should it be easy to rig this game? If he can proof a provably fairness everything seems legit...

[Nobitcoin]

Won't know until we actually get to play the real thing is a demo available?

[AnonBitCoiner]

nope, never , it can be rigged very easy

You can say that there are 30,000 numbers:

Maybe green means 0-10,000, yellow 10,001-20,000 and red 20,001-30,000.

You choose your light ("number range") and play the game. With a provably fair algorithm the game would be fair.

That would be fair, but according to the OP, it seems like in order to win you have to guess all the lights correctly.

Whats the difference between picking between 30000 numbers and 3 numbers wouldn't the odds be the same?

He was saying choosing one in three numbers; the OP seems like he was saying picking one in three numbers correctly three times in order to win, otherwise, you'd lose, which is significantly harder to do.

[syahrere]

traffic light? how to play?
red stop yellow carefull green go 
its not interested for me 

[fox19891989]

This game is not funny. I prefer dice or sport gamble.

[silvestar]

I am afraid not. From your descriptions, your game is going to work exactly like playing 33.33% bet on a dice site with 1% house edge.

[steadyeddie]

Doesn't seem too fun to be honest...