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Author Topic: BetKing.io - 20% Rakeback Christmas Bonus - Most trusted Bitcoin Dice site  (Read 194673 times)
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July 04, 2016, 07:10:07 PM
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You are missing a chat room solely for people who are playing "social dice" as the chat feature is what will make it truly social verses a bunch of numbers being displayed on each betting outcome.

Do you mean any different to having the game and the current chat open? There's a red chat button on right side of screen that opens chat.

If you have seen that already then what benefit would there be for a dedicated chat? The current chat doesn't get much action anyway Smiley
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July 04, 2016, 08:19:52 PM
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This help page details the jackpot payouts https://betking.io/help/socialdice

Let me know what you think and if you see anywhere it can be improved.

Social dice bets now show up on highroller tab too.
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July 04, 2016, 09:04:12 PM
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Good point. Do you know of a way to make the multiplayer aspect provably fair as well ass the jackpot?
It's something I've wondered about some other sites where it looks like they could easily just win their own jackpots.

I don't know of a good way to do it, no.

The problem is that since the site can immediately know whether the jackpot has been hit or not, why wouldn't it be able to also know immediately before it happens, and therefore make sure to win at least part of it?

The jackpot is effectively a multi-player lottery game, and the only real solution I've seen to such a game is pevpot.com's. That was a weekly lottery where the seed was the hash of a particular future Bitcoin block, and the derivation function (turning the seed into a winning ticket number) took about 20 minutes to run. The 20 minute delay was intended to make it unprofitable for any miner to attempt to rig the result by withholding a mined block which made them lose (since by the time they figure out their block makes them lose it has already been orphaned).

That method is no use for a dice sice where you get more than one bet per second. You'd have to run the CPU-intensive derivation function for every roll, creating huge load on the server.

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July 04, 2016, 09:44:14 PM
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Good point. Do you know of a way to make the multiplayer aspect provably fair as well ass the jackpot?
It's something I've wondered about some other sites where it looks like they could easily just win their own jackpots.

I don't know of a good way to do it, no.

The problem is that since the site can immediately know whether the jackpot has been hit or not, why wouldn't it be able to also know immediately before it happens, and therefore make sure to win at least part of it?

The jackpot is effectively a multi-player lottery game, and the only real solution I've seen to such a game is pevpot.com's. That was a weekly lottery where the seed was the hash of a particular future Bitcoin block, and the derivation function (turning the seed into a winning ticket number) took about 20 minutes to run. The 20 minute delay was intended to make it unprofitable for any miner to attempt to rig the result by withholding a mined block which made them lose (since by the time they figure out their block makes them lose it has already been orphaned).

That method is no use for a dice sice where you get more than one bet per second. You'd have to run the CPU-intensive derivation function for every roll, creating huge load on the server.

In that case I think the alternative of not having one is worse than providing a jackpot that is not provably fair.

The difference with the way I'm doing it is that I am adding a share of my own investment commission to the pot and not a players side bet.
It would be a lot worse to take bets from players to put in a pot then win that I think.
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July 04, 2016, 10:18:36 PM
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What is your share of the jackpot based on?

A percentage of the wagered amount each Social Dice round goes towards each of the jackpots

Yes, but if someone hits the jackpot, what determines how much each player gets from the pot?
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July 05, 2016, 09:38:05 AM
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What is your share of the jackpot based on?

A percentage of the wagered amount each Social Dice round goes towards each of the jackpots

Yes, but if someone hits the jackpot, what determines how much each player gets from the pot?

This page gives you the details of the jackpot https://betking.io/help/socialdice
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July 05, 2016, 11:59:24 AM
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I sent dooglus a signed message from Betking cold storage addresses that he can verify and prove solvency.

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July 06, 2016, 08:55:40 AM
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Few improvements to the social dice game.
Bets show up in my bets tab.
Reels rezise properly on smaller screens/windows.
Bets show up in high roller list.
You can post a round id in chat by doing r:roundid

Investment help page updated to show that Social Dice is investor funded.

Jackpots currently sitting at over 2 Bitcoin and 0.3 Bitcoin.

Let me know if you have any ideas you would like to see.
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July 06, 2016, 09:54:15 AM
Last edit: July 07, 2016, 09:17:30 AM by coingamblingreviews
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Just to confirm the bankroll investment does that still just cover the dice games? If so is it all the dice games?

Also the site total investment at about    4649 ฿ is that current bankroll size? or where is the total current bankroll information?

Investment is at 4648 Bitcoin at the moment and that covers both "classic" dice and "social" dice as well as roulette.
Slots and blackjack are privately funded.


Ok thanks for the response.

*Edit - math's works out perfect, my mistake..

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July 07, 2016, 06:20:57 AM
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I sent dooglus a signed message from Betking cold storage addresses that he can verify and prove solvency.

I received a signature for a message that said:
  'this is a betking cold storage address'

The address which was used to create the signature contains a little over 4500 BTC.

Dean tells me there's ~100 BTC in the hot wallet too.

So that's a proof of assets. For real proof of solvency we would also need to see a proof of liabilities (ie. investment amounts) to make sure that liabilities don't exceed assets. The danger is that there are 10 investors each having invested around 1000 BTC, so the total liabilities are over 10k. I'm not suggesting that this is the case, merely that it is possible if each investor doesn't have a way of making sure his coins are counted in the claimed total.

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July 07, 2016, 08:11:40 AM
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I sent dooglus a signed message from Betking cold storage addresses that he can verify and prove solvency.

I received a signature for a message that said:
  'this is a betking cold storage address'

The address which was used to create the signature contains a little over 4500 BTC.

Dean tells me there's ~100 BTC in the hot wallet too.

So that's a proof of assets. For real proof of solvency we would also need to see a proof of liabilities (ie. investment amounts) to make sure that liabilities don't exceed assets. The danger is that there are 10 investors each having invested around 1000 BTC, so the total liabilities are over 10k. I'm not suggesting that this is the case, merely that it is possible if each investor doesn't have a way of making sure his coins are counted in the claimed total.

Do you ever invest in other bankrolls dooglus?

What do you look for if you do?

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July 07, 2016, 08:19:20 AM
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I sent dooglus a signed message from Betking cold storage addresses that he can verify and prove solvency.

I received a signature for a message that said:
  'this is a betking cold storage address'

The address which was used to create the signature contains a little over 4500 BTC.

Dean tells me there's ~100 BTC in the hot wallet too.

So that's a proof of assets. For real proof of solvency we would also need to see a proof of liabilities (ie. investment amounts) to make sure that liabilities don't exceed assets. The danger is that there are 10 investors each having invested around 1000 BTC, so the total liabilities are over 10k. I'm not suggesting that this is the case, merely that it is possible if each investor doesn't have a way of making sure his coins are counted in the claimed total.

While your point is true I don't think it's really important in this case.
I only asked you to sign that just to prove the assets were still there to ease some doubt (not investor doubt) after removing from public address.
My investors are fine with the change and don't need me to constantly publish figures for amounts invested.

This is quite different from when you were running Just-Dice and had hundreds, maybe thousands? of investors all with varying amounts.
Over half the BetKing bankroll is made up of funds by 3 people and then almost the total bankroll left made up by just 7 other people.

Thanks
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July 07, 2016, 01:00:17 PM
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User stats now updated when playing Social Dice

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July 07, 2016, 07:30:37 PM
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Working on a new deposit and reload bonus system. We'll be making roulette private funded to make things easier for this soon.
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July 09, 2016, 03:47:22 AM
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wow some big betting happening at the moment! Nice for the bankroll  Smiley




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July 09, 2016, 12:37:09 PM
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It is very good experience to play on new social dice game, progressive jackpot is very attractive even i was not lucky to hit that one but playing on that, it is like to have an adventure and this nice to make fun with rolling dice with this newly added dice game.
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July 10, 2016, 07:57:10 PM
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Changes to affiliate system.

You now need to apply to be an affiliate and show that you have the potential to drive substantial traffic via a high traffic website/blog or social media accounts.

All existing affiliates remain active an your affiliate links still work and you will still earn profit from players you have referred.
Except in cases where a player referred themselves to bet and gain rakeback.

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July 11, 2016, 01:13:42 AM
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Changes to affiliate system.

You now need to apply to be an affiliate and show that you have the potential to drive substantial traffic via a high traffic website/blog or social media accounts.

All existing affiliates remain active an your affiliate links still work and you will still earn profit from players you have referred.
Except in cases where a player referred themselves to bet and gain rakeback.


Dude, what a fyckn flying smelling fuck?
Dude,  do u know that the reason why most btc gamblers gamble is because of anonymity?
Why the fuck do you have to come publicly and igignorantly defeat that purpose by asking for disclosure of personal details?
Here is your referal terms""To become an affiliate you must have a high traffic website or social media profile. If you would like to be an affiliate email support by clicking the red help button below.""""
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July 11, 2016, 03:29:35 AM
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Changes to affiliate system.

You now need to apply to be an affiliate and show that you have the potential to drive substantial traffic via a high traffic website/blog or social media accounts.

All existing affiliates remain active an your affiliate links still work and you will still earn profit from players you have referred.
Except in cases where a player referred themselves to bet and gain rakeback.


Dude, what a fyckn flying smelling fuck?
Dude,  do u know that the reason why most btc gamblers gamble is because of anonymity?
Why the fuck do you have to come publicly and igignorantly defeat that purpose by asking for disclosure of personal details?
Here is your referal terms""To become an affiliate you must have a high traffic website or social media profile. If you would like to be an affiliate email support by clicking the red help button below.""""
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I see nothing wrong with this. His goal makes sense: everyone and their mother does self-referring on sites that allow (because why WOULDN'T you, when you get guaranteed rakeback?). He's trying to fight this by making sure those that can utilize the system are actually able to help drive traffic.

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July 11, 2016, 04:52:28 AM
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Changes to affiliate system.

You now need to apply to be an affiliate and show that you have the potential to drive substantial traffic via a high traffic website/blog or social media accounts.

All existing affiliates remain active an your affiliate links still work and you will still earn profit from players you have referred.
Except in cases where a player referred themselves to bet and gain rakeback.


Dude, what a fyckn flying smelling fuck?
Dude,  do u know that the reason why most btc gamblers gamble is because of anonymity?
Why the fuck do you have to come publicly and igignorantly defeat that purpose by asking for disclosure of personal details?
Here is your referal terms""To become an affiliate you must have a high traffic website or social media profile. If you would like to be an affiliate email support by clicking the red help button below.""""
MOST FUVKED UP SHIT I HAVE EVER SEEN IN BTC GAMBLING


I see nothing wrong with this. His goal makes sense: everyone and their mother does self-referring on sites that allow (because why WOULDN'T you, when you get guaranteed rakeback?). He's trying to fight this by making sure those that can utilize the system are actually able to help drive traffic.
What has that got to do with the anonymity btc gambling is unique for

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