Bitcoingamer.com - Play with your Bitcoins (or for free) - 10 different games.

[renejm]

Introduced on the web in over a month ago,  Bitcoin Gamer http://www.bitcoingamer.com offers 10 different games:

* JacksUp - "Jacks or Better" video poker with up to a 1000:1 return (94.3% payout).
* Mingus' Jupiter Poker - Flip 3 cards to make poker hands.  Winnings are progressive after each card (95.1% payout).
* Keno - Play the classic Lottery/Casino game (over 94% payouts for most plays).
* coin toss (96% payout).
* roulette (94.7% payout).
* DGBells Penny Slot Machine (94.1% payout).
* Dart Board (91.7% payout).
* Video Badugi - Plays like video poker but you have multiple draws to create the lowest "rainbow" hand possible. (over 94% payout).
* Red Dog Poker - Play a game of in between.
* Deuces Wild - Video poker - 5 card draw with deuces WiLd (99%+ payout).

Deposits as little as 0.01 BTC and wager as little as 0.005 BTC.

Registration is not required, you will receive a new address to get the Bitcoins for each game you play.  You can continue playing until you wish to cash-out.  Your balance will be returned immediately (or after your wager has been confirmed once for cash-outs 1.00BTC and larger).

A 2% referral bonus of the net loss may be paid to any address.  Refer your friends for a piece of the action or donate to your Bitcoin charity.

All games show the raw random data after a round and display am MD5 hash so that you know the game is not changing the rules and numbers in the middle of play.

Free-play is also available for those who want to try the games out without risking any of your coinage.

Come and check out the fun.

Jim

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[FreeMoney]

Cool, I played deuces wild for quite a while on .1BTC. Works well.

[renejm]

Thanks,
I tried to make the games simple. fun, and fair.  They are not as "flashy" as some sites but they look pretty good for HTML & simple CSS.  Should be compatible with almost any system.
Jim

[kiba]

The gambling industry is sure a big industry in the bitcoin economy.

[renejm]

With the laws the US has passed, Bitcoins seem to be the way to go for many.  If you look at the early history of the Web there was a lot of speculation, p0rn and gambling - from there it became more widely accepted.  I really wonder if this infancy of Bitcoin will follow the same (or similar) path.

bitcoingamer.com is a hobby site.  Not much is expected from it (look at the payout%s), but I am having a lot of fun.

Thanks community.

[cdnbcguy]

* Video Badugi - Plays like video poker but you have multiple draws to create the lowest "rainbow" hand possible. (over 94% payout).

I'm AMAZED to see Badugi!

[cdnbcguy]

Ok I played - two things.

One - Badugi totally has THREE draws, not two.

Two - I wanted to try out the other games, but I'd have to go through the rigamarole of cashing out and depositing again and I think that's too much of a hassle.

No complaints though - the place was good and I appreciate the Badugi.

oh also, it's not clear on how you get free play.

[renejm]

You are correct about Badugi being 3 draws but the likelihood of a good player getting a 4 card Badugi was increased to the point that it became difficult to have a good payout table (when you are playing against the table and not an opponent).  I took a little liberty and removed that last draw.

Glad you liked it anyway.  As soon as I saw the game I had to create one.

On the cash in/cash-out between each game...  I chose to do that so that there were no formal accounts or logins.  I do not like setting up accounts and didn't want you to have to.  Just the single session that could close and not leave me with any BTC owing.  The system will keep multiple tabs as separate games so that you can start another while waiting for the deposit to verify or if you like to multi-task.

Free-play.  Fill out the form with a valid email address and the CAPTCHA and the server will email a free-play code.  Paste the free-play code into the Bitcoin address requested when you enter a game.  You can cash-out the free-play and then use the balance again in another game or later.

Jim

[BitcoinsWallet]

Added to our Games List!!!

[renejm]

Thanks.

[renejm]

So far 810 sessions have been played with 24,341 wagers placed.  Over 312 BTC has been cashed-out.

So very jazzed by how many have given BitcoinGamer a try.  Remember the free-play option where you can sign up for 1 virtual BTC to try the system out.

Jim

[renejm]

A player just turned 0.09 BTC into 18.00 BTC playing "Deuces Wild" Poker.  The house is hurt but play continues.  Give BitcoinGamer a try.

Jim

[mwally]

Hell Yeah! 

 https://i.imgur.com/9S6Va.png

[RevolutionMaster]

Either you or I would have to integrate a payment processor, but if you're interested, I wrote a PHP slot machine. (I could also clean up the graphics.)

Would you be interested in buying it?
bitslots.site11.com has it hosted for testing/example purposes, because running MAMP on a laptop sucks. 

[Akuda]

This is a scam I played deuces wild and won 8/9 hands. My balance never adjusted for the winnings, just the loss. Did not cash anything out!

[Akuda]

Confirmed I just tested this once more in case it was a glitch and once again it never paid out more than I put in even if I should have won over the amount, the balance never adjusts above amount put in.

[phungus]

From the site:

How do I get a refund?
    Did you lose connection while waiting for your wager to be confirmed or did not receive your winnings or refund? Email help@bitcoingamer.com with the wager amount, your Bitcoin account, the account you sent your wager to, and when you were playing (date/time). Once your session is reviewed a refund and full explanation will be sent.


I would email and see what they can do for you.

[mwally]

Royal Flush, with Max Bet.

Hell Hell Yeah!

https://i.imgur.com/Qdq7N.png

[ananas5]

Nevermind.. my mistake.

[renejm]

Akuda:

The deuces wild game pays "Even Money" for three of a kind.  I have not reviewed your specific game issue but if you pm or email me the address you sent the coins to I will look at the game log.  We are committed to running an honest game.

We have been having some minor problems with the Bitcoin daemon over the last few days.  Summer storms and power problems.  Typically refunds are sent within 12-24 hours after a game crashes (even without a request).

Over 2000 game sessions have been played since this site was started and over 1000 BTC has been paid out (won/returned).

Jim

[kookiekrak]

lulz. i did a free play on roulette, bet 1btc on blacks.

spun once and i got 0 =[

[sebdude420]

I just got back from vegas like, 6 hours ago. won 670$ playing roulette for the first time. i just spent a lot of time in your roulette game. very good job by the way. teaching me how to play better for when i go back to the casino. i like how i cannot place multiple bets on a single spin, prevents me from over-betting.

also, not having a log for the session showing all numbers that have come up also prevents me from trying to hit "sleeper" numbers, which usually doesnt even work.

I lost 1BTC the first time i tried. i logged some of the numbers that came up.

would you consider making it a Single-Zero wheel?

R=red
B=black
H=19-36
L=1-18
O=odd
E=even.

I had to have a textpad open to drop the numbers into. and i added the high/low odd/even so i could devise some basic statistics on your game.

R29HO
R24HE
R11LO
R10LE
B23HO
B27HO
R35HO
B12LE
B18LE
B16LE
B14LE
R11L0
B21H0
R24HE
R8LE
R2LE
B18LE
R15L0
B14LE
R4LE
R15L0
B27H0
B16LE
R24HE
B25HO
R10LE
R33HO
R11LO
R22HE
B23HO
R20HE


The second time around i went in with 2BTC and played. Came out with 4.325. SO i won back what i lost, and took 1.325 from the house.

After clicking the cash-out button i got my winnings appearing in my bitcoin client Immediately.


keep up the good work tips + referrals on their way.

http://roulettebettors.com/charles-wells.htm

I want to be "sebdude420, the guy that broke the bank at bitcoingamer.com!"

[sebdude420]

Okay I have some missing bitcoin now. Can you please PM me so we can resolve.

[renejm]

Since the last post Bitcoingamer has added a 5 wheel slot machine (created by one of our players) and a real Blackjack.  Come over and check out the games.  Sign up for the free play and give all of the games a try BEFORE you put up any BTC.

I have had such a good time getting to know several of the players and creating these games.  I am trying my best to create a fair and fun experience for all of you.  Thanks.

Jim 

[Adlai]

I actually like how the site has a very simple look.

My question: How exactly do I verify the MD5 sum? I tried a few different incantations of the md5sum program with the game data you provide, but it doesn't give the desired result. Example:

Code:

MD5 of this game: d760264bb745edca771791555b21a0b4.
Game data: "srNkyNLAhiD7a [shoe 2s 5s 4h 8h 6c 2h 8s 8d 6s 7s kd ts 2d 9d 9c 6h 3s 9h jd 3d] bTsvVovdWWTvLlek59".

~$ echo "srNkyNLAhiD7a [shoe 2s 5s 4h 8h 6c 2h 8s 8d 6s 7s kd ts 2d 9d 9c 6h 3s 9h jd 3d] bTsvVovdWWTvLlek59" | md5sum
dfd7886606080343ac0e496088502f8e  -

[renejm]

I do not know what is happening.  it is working when I copy and paste from some games and not others.  If you "View source" and copy it from there it hashes correctly.  I have a feeling that it is something with the ASCII characters being copied at UNICODE characters from the browser window.

I am going to look into this in more detail.

Jim

[Ploo]

Yes boy.
My draw cards were what I got except for a 7 of clubs for card #2. Naturally I was given the choice to play it safe (5x) or take the risk (100x) and it paid off.

Man, I have a bad history with gambling. Like, real bad. I shouldn't be on this site.