Primedice Scam

[HQLD]

Today I noticed that something must be wrong with Primedice.

Please just have a look at this screenshot, it should tell everything:


http://s28.postimg.org/qkcq3csop/image.jpg

[FanEagle]

It is a so beautiful picture that it's so bright I can't even see.
Edit: Whats wrong with that? I had a streak of 12 reds at 2x and I can't complain
Remember that statistics is bs, it's only reference.
Plus: I love people that never changes direction "over/under"

[DarkCrimson]

Sorry for your loss, but getting numerous losses in a row aren't astronomical odds...not even exceptionally unlikely odds. Especially considering the average amount of tosses going on at that site your bound to see win/loss streaks 5xs this size.

[kagawawa]

You aren't lucky.

[HQLD]

The strange thing is, if I am going to use a higher sum, I am loosing, even if it's 98% or so.
But if just betting the amount of the faucet, I am nearly always winning.

[niktitan132]

Primedice is not a scam,it's a provably fair dice site and you can verify your rolls. https://primedice.com/verify

[FanEagle]

That's not true, because with the faucet you are fearless, you don't care, while if you bet an higher amount, the risk of caring raises.
If not, Hufflepuff would be an illusion. But it's a real person, with the opposite luck that you had.

[seoincorporation]

Today I noticed that something must be wrong with Primedice.

Please just have a look at this screenshot, it should tell everything:

You lose 10 consecutive times and call the site scam?...

I call it Gambling.

The first time i lose 4 consecutive times at 95% to win, i learn a hard leason about dice, lol.

[Stunna]

You do realize the rolls are verifiable? There is absolutely no way for the rolls to be rigged that wouldn't be detectable. It's pretty ignorant for you to lose a handful in a row and then assert publicly that the site is a scam. What I'm wondering is how many rolls you actually placed until you hit that streak, you've blocked out your name though unfortunately. I recommend you only wager what you're willing to lose and recognize the possibility of these streaks in the future. These types accusations are insulting and disrespectful to us for these reasons:

1. We paid out over 2300 coins of profit to one winner who we could have attempted to "rig" if we wanted to scam. This has resulted in us having a net loss on PD3. All of his rolls were verifiable and proven to be un-manipulated.

2. You are claiming we scammed you for a handful of dollars worth of coins

3. If we wanted to scam why wouldn't we just open up investments and scam 10k-20k+ coins. There are countless individuals who want to invest hundreds of coins in primedice and we aren't allowing it as there is no provably fair way to do so.


Provably fair is complicated but it works when implemented properly. Please read up here and let me know if you have further questions regarding fairness.

[BRE]

Well i think OP dont know about provably fair system.
And yes some bettor will say " that site scam " when lose and never say anything when win.

1.Bet on trusted site ( PD is the most trusted dice site i think )
2.Gamble with your money , not your life ( dont use loan money or whatever can cause your life suck if lose it )
3.When gambling you only have 2 option , win or lose
4.If you want 100% always win ,write captcha in faucet dont gamble ... 

[Serlite]

Can't really add much after Stunna's explanation, but just wanted to chime in in agreement that the site is not manipulating rolls. Since each roll number can be mathematically verified even offline, your string of losses is quite certainly attributable to just bad luck.

(Unless they somehow, impossibly, managed to crack SHA-256 encryption. But I'm pretty sure they'd be aiming for bigger things than the occasional few dollars then - such as hacking every Bitcoin wallet online. Or selling the method to the highest bidding government. Also, then the guy who developed SHA-256 would have really, really messed up.)

[Snipe85]

10 lost 50% bets in a row? I had 11 once and saw someone with 13. I find it strange, just imagine flipping a coin and getting heads over 10 times in a row. Chances of that happening are pretty low.
Take a good advice and don't gamble. The house always wins

[DarkCrimson]

10 lost 50% bets in a row? I had 11 once and saw someone with 13. I find it strange, just imagine flipping a coin and getting heads over 10 times in a row. Chances of that happening are pretty low.
Take a good advice and don't gamble. The house always wins

yeah sure flipping a coin 10xs and getting that seems odd, not so odd if you flip the same coin 100,000xs and somewhere along the way you end up with a 20x streak of heads or tails. pd has over 2 billion total bets, so expect to see things like this frequently to say the least.

[MadZ]

3. If we wanted to scam why wouldn't we just open up investments and scam 10k-20k+ coins. There are countless individuals who want to invest hundreds of coins in primedice and we aren't allowing it as there is no provably fair way to do so.

First of all, PD is absolutely not a scam, and the OP is just upset they got unlucky, but this point isn't really worth that much when defending legitimacy. Yes, you could make a lot more by running off with investments, but you also risk a lot more by doing so. A site might choose to scam subtly rather than blatantly because of how much more liable they would be to legal or personal reprisal as a result of blatant theft. Properly rigged rolls would leave a site with little fear of being caught/punished, while still being very profitable in the long run.

[FanEagle]

Just to show you how primedice is fair my friend:

I mean, look, it's even an harder level of difficulty than yours mate.
Fearless or not, even if I had 20 btc i would have done that with the same strategy.

[jinxx]

it seems pretty fair to me lol.

esp what fan eagle just showed, you just had a bad streak?

[karthus]

primedice is legit as it gets comparing other failed dice sites.

eg: dicebitco.in is a huge example of a what scam really looks like, messing up nonce #`s per roll that skip wins, and other crappy flaws it had.

[kennenman]

primedice is legit as it gets comparing other failed dice sites.

eg: dicebitco.in is a huge example of a what scam really looks like, messing up nonce #`s per roll that skip wins, and other crappy flaws it had.

i remember that, you mean this right? which that site obviously got shut down https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=716312.2020

and no, primedice is not a scam because they been out for at least 2 years now.. and they been paying out ever since.

[wadili89]

You were unlucky. That doesnt mean that site is scam. They have a lot more to lose by trying to scam small amounts from you.

[Danx-]

it only says you didn't win these bets, I mean if you could prove the bets/results don't match the number that provably fair produces then it could be something....