That's all very cool. I tried it out and it seems to work well. I auto-registered, bookmarked the URL, used the URL to log in, deposited, played, added a username and password, and withdrew.
I'm glad it all worked well for you, and thanks for testing it out!
One small criticism I guess would be that at first glance it still looks like bitzino requires registration. The "username/password" fields at the top, along with the "register" link makes it look like a traditional site where registration is compulsory, and so may still put off the lazy/casual player. I don't have a clear picture of how it could be better, but thought I'd point it out anyway. Other than that, I think this is a great improvement!
Flip it around, so auto register is on top and then you get the option to create an account.
As is, it seems like just another button at the bottom of a form & I would personally be "ad blind" to that area, my eyes would skip it because it is below the text entry fields.
This is a good idea! We've gone ahead and made this change: flipping the order, so the "Auto-Register" option is now first on the registration page. This way, the more astute users will still probably read the whole thing and still be aware of the fact that they can register the old-fashioned way, whereas the casual browser will see the easier option displayed to them first.
Oh, also after I deposited, the deposit didn't show up until I reloaded the page. I don't know if it's possible to detect the deposit and update my balance on-screen in real time, or even just provide a button to click to check for new deposits (on any screen where you display my deposit address), but that would be useful.
We've been working on an overhauled UI in this area for a while now, but I think in this case perfection is the enemy of progress. So, for now at least, I've added a simple "Refresh balance" link to the initial "To get started..." window.
Also, where you write:
Unconfirmed balance: 1000.00000 m฿
it would be useful if you could state how many confirmations are required in total. My deposit has one confirmation now, so strictly speaking it's not "unconfirmed", but it's still showing up as such.
We typically only require 2 confirmation before we consider a deposit fully confirmed, however, in certain situations we do require more confirmations in order to protect us from double-spends. I'll think about how we can make this more informative to the user though.
BitZino is one of the best game in the bitcoin market.
Thanks for the kind words
