Topic: [ANN] The Decentralized platform for gaming DApp's. MVP in development. - page 53. (Read 18013 times)

Will universal random numbers be generated in the very blockchain, or simply transferred to it from an external source? This is very important for understanding of the operation of your service.

Good afternoon. What kind of random number generation mechanism was used in Cardano Casino? It’s your prototype, right?

Looks good enough. What about the security of this protocol? Has anyone tested it for resistance to multiple attacks?

The Ouroboros protocol allows every node to maintain the integrity of the system, so when new one is added, the platform’s efficiency should only increase.

Excellent. Do you happen to know how it reacts when new nodes are added? Very often added nodes significantly reduce the speed of the system.

As far as I know, they’ve even created their own protocol to make the scaling as comfortable as possible.

Hi. What about Spade’s scaling? In case of such high demand blockchain should get bigger constantly.

According to official data, it’s ADA, BTC and, of course, ETH.

Is there a bounty campaign already??? Hope so!

Good afternoon. What is the base of  Ouroboros’s randomizer? It’s a kind of complicated algorithm that can’t be understood by ordinary people without programming skills.

Good afternoon. What crypto currencies are accepted as payment methods on the sale?

If my memory doesn’t fail me, it’s around 400 000, almost half of those that were put on sale.

Hello. What number of tokens has already been sold on pre-ICO?

What level should the mechanism of delivery of generated random numbers be set up at? What’s your opinion? The effectiveness of your system depends on this.

Gentlemen,  this is not precisely correct. I would even say it is outright wrong. The jackpots work as follows:

1. In essence, it is an airdrop of tokens, however, with major modifications.
2. Every token sold during the previous sale rounds has a chance of winning a jackpot.
3. Jackpots are large lots of SPX tokens that will be granted to a lucky guy, the owner of the token that will be chosen as a winner. So, any winner will get the entire lot. In other words, there will be only 10 wallets (or less) who will win 28,888,888 SPX token jackpots during the first jackpot round.
4. Jackpot tokens do not participate in the subsequent jackpots, so winning a jackpot does not increase one's chances of winning another one.
5. Round I jackpot tokens will be frozen for the period of 9 months (+1 month for every next jackpot round (10 months for round II, 11 months for round III) and +3 months for the jackpot round IV (14 months)). This is done to avoid the chance of a couple of folks collapsing the price of SPX on the day of the exchange listing.
6. An important aspect of the jackpot campaign is the presence of jackpot factors attached to every token. This makes the game much more interesting and allows anyone to actually influence one's odds to win the jackpot. These factors work in the following way:
   a. The factor is the probability multiplier. Without these factors, every token would have a probability 1/n of winning a jackpot, where n is the total number of tokens. With factors, the formula changes to Factor(j)/(Factor(i)%*%n(i)), where j is the factor of a token, i is the group of tokens, n - the number of tokens in the group. Every group is defined as having some factor that every token within this group holds and a number of tokens that belong to this group. For example, there are 84,942,511 SPX tokens with factor 88,8 that have been distributed during the pre-sale round. Such tokens are unique and will never appear in the subsequent sale rounds. A token with 88,8 factor is 4,93 times more likely to win a jackpot than a token with factor 18.
   b. The total probability of you winning the jackpot is calculated as follows: (Factor(j)%*%n(j))/(Factor(i)%*%n(i)) where j is a group id of tokens that you hold, n - the number within each group. So, simple weighted probability. Of course, these numbers are different for every sale and jackpot round depending on how many tokens remain in the pools.
   c. The factors are decreasing within every sale round as the tokens are being bought out. They also decrease between the sale rounds: tokens in round II do not hold as powerful factors as those in the round I.
7. Finally, note, that those who participate in the SP8DE public sale earlier, participate in more jackpot rounds than those who decide to step in later on. Every sale round is followed by one jackpot round, so those who buy SPX during the second sale round do not participate in the first jackpot.

Goooood question, bro.
There are applications of SP8DE that we will sell to classic brick-and-mortar casinos. We see the major value coming from:
1. Token as a loyalty point;
2. Ensuring fairness of any classic machine where RNG is used (such as certain types of slot machines, etc.).

Commitments (using any regular efficient centralized PRN generator)->Fair Coin Tossing protocol->Public Secret Sharing to guarantee the output delivery. Easy.

You will have to wait for SP8DE to be developed till the end to allow for this. For now, your safe option would be to address some whitelabel guys with the casino soft and some blockchain experience. But mind that SP8DE is coming, the revolution it will be there soon.

People don't win the fair amount of time as they are not rational. I have worked in gambling institutions: greed is much worse than any house edge or biased randomness.

We create the fee structure that incentivizes the developers of games. In equilibrium, there will be no casino in a centralized sense.

All the classics, my friend. We will implement poker at first. See, blackjack is not a straightforward option as it would require us to decentralize the house (or simply modify the rules a bit). We do not intend to act as a casino, we only provide the platform. The distributed house is much more demanding in terms of the system design and economics. Poker is easy.