50.000 FREE SATOSHI! - [ANN] BitRound - Guess the number and win the jackpot!

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Quote from: ajareselde on December 31, 2015, 04:03:13 PM

I would be interested to be a part of to check it out, but i can't seam to find info on the winning number ?! Is it from 1 - 100 or ?
Can't really play when i can't calculate my odds of actually winning. You should add info atleast in site FAQ

The range is between 0.0001 (10k satoshis) and 10 bitcoins. I'll update the FAQ tomorrow

As stated by Sourgummies, there would be absolutely no incentive to put down any high amounts of bitcoin.

Quote from: Racey on December 31, 2015, 04:32:53 PM

I would like to ask you a honest question is herokuapp.com/ you, and the faucets are they yours also.

When is the next round available?

Not really, Heroku is a cloud app hosting. I only own BitRound and soon I'll buy a domain like bitround.com or something like that

The next round will start in 52 hours, but you can take part to the current one if you want! Cheesy

And obviously.. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Cheesy

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Soon, I have to go away.

I would like to ask you a honest question is herokuapp.com/ you, and the faucets are they yours also.

When is the next round available?

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Quote from: Sourgummies on December 31, 2015, 04:20:18 PM

Quote from: ajareselde on December 31, 2015, 04:03:13 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on December 31, 2015, 02:47:18 PM

Website is down for me? Huh

Maintenance or is there something wrong with your server?

The site is up, and there are already participants present.
I would be interested to be a part of to check it out, but i can't seam to find info on the winning number ?! Is it from 1 - 100 or ?
Can't really play when i can't calculate my odds of actually winning. You should add info atleast in site FAQ

I think the number is between 0.0001 and 10, but that seems a little weird considering that you have to pay whatever amount and that determines your guess...

There would be absolutely no incentive to put down any high amounts of bitcoin.

If this really is the case then the odds are definitely not in your favor. This could then sooner be described as lottery than anything else.
Would still like to hear from op for official confirmation for this question; somehow i doubt it's really that number range, doesn't seam likely.

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Quote from: ajareselde on December 31, 2015, 04:03:13 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on December 31, 2015, 02:47:18 PM

Website is down for me? Huh

Maintenance or is there something wrong with your server?

The site is up, and there are already participants present.
I would be interested to be a part of to check it out, but i can't seam to find info on the winning number ?! Is it from 1 - 100 or ?
Can't really play when i can't calculate my odds of actually winning. You should add info atleast in site FAQ

I think the number is between 0.0001 and 10, but that seems a little weird considering that you have to pay whatever amount and that determines your guess...

There would be absolutely no incentive to put down any high amounts of bitcoin.

ajareselde

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on December 31, 2015, 02:47:18 PM

Website is down for me? Huh

Maintenance or is there something wrong with your server?

The site is up, and there are already participants present.
I would be interested to be a part of to check it out, but i can't seam to find info on the winning number ?! Is it from 1 - 100 or ?
Can't really play when i can't calculate my odds of actually winning. You should add info atleast in site FAQ

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on December 31, 2015, 02:47:18 PM

Website is down for me? Huh

Maintenance or is there something wrong with your server?

It's up for me

Quote from: Tavos on December 31, 2015, 02:56:50 PM

Seems like a interesting game. I will probably try it later, looks good!
Your site looks nice too and very clean. Grin

Oh thank you so much! Cheesy

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Seems like a interesting game. I will probably try it later, looks good!
Your site looks nice too and very clean. Grin

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Website is down for me? Huh

Maintenance or is there something wrong with your server?

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Quote from: Amel on December 31, 2015, 09:46:33 AM

Ok and welcome Grin

Users here are more active than in the previous thread then you will feel the change of page views your site

The first participant: https://blockchain.info/address/37hZUx1dzg3DwKW41pDZbvCu6ZegseTk5c

can i use third party deposit? I mean the deposit from exchanger ?

Compliments for the bet Wink

For the question, it depends but as stated in the FAQ of the website, it is not recommend since the service will send back the winnings to the same bitcoin address of deposit.

Now the round's duration is locked due to the first player deposit; if no other players will bet, you'll simply get back your coins

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Quote from: xeryan on December 31, 2015, 08:35:02 AM

Quote from: Amel on December 31, 2015, 08:31:34 AM

Is like gambling you should move this thread to gambling the greater the chances of your site to known users
BTW I wanted to try but the jackpot very small only satoshi 50,000 Sad

you have to give more to attract enthusiasts

Moved, thanks!

Theorically the jackpot should come from the same players who play, but soon I'll add some satoshis as incentive! Cheesy

Ok and welcome Grin

Users here are more active than in the previous thread then you will feel the change of page views your site

The first participant: https://blockchain.info/address/37hZUx1dzg3DwKW41pDZbvCu6ZegseTk5c

can i use third party deposit? I mean the deposit from exchanger ?

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Nice idea, what is the number range? this will be helpfull so we can have an idea of what the odds are.

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Quote from: Amel on December 31, 2015, 08:31:34 AM

Is like gambling you should move this thread to gambling the greater the chances of your site to known users
BTW I wanted to try but the jackpot very small only satoshi 50,000 Sad

you have to give more to attract enthusiasts

Moved, thanks!

Theorically the jackpot should come from the same players who play, but soon I'll add some satoshis as incentive! Cheesy

Amel

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Is like gambling you should move this thread to gambling the greater the chances of your site to known users
BTW I wanted to try but the jackpot very small only satoshi 50,000 Sad

you have to give more to attract enthusiasts

xeryan

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UPDATE: Added the button to play with altcoins (through Shapeshift)! Cheesy

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Added a bonus of 50.000 FREE satoshi to the jackpot! Cheesy

(The transaction will not be counted among the likely winners!)

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The aim of the game is simple, at each round, the game generates a random number and the players will try to guess it. To be able to guess, just send a bitcoin transaction (and now also with altcoins) whose amount corresponds to the chosen number.
The 3 players who are closest to the number to guess, will win the jackpot, proportionally divided.

In development since two months, the game is in beta phase but ready for release. Any feedback is welcome!

https://bitround.herokuapp.com

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