Topic: ⚖️ Crypto Gambling Foundation ⚖️ - Fair Gambling For All - page 14. (Read 25712 times)

That and the rest of your ranting has nothing to do with CGF and is off-topic for this thread. Stop spamming.

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You've only just seen the ANN to a project that died 5 years ago because some pinhead is spamming it about a problem he has with a casino.

This ANN has been running in the forum but today is the first time I am seen it probably I had been seen it but haven't taken cognisant in it. By the way, when I checked the main website of the casino, lt looks like review or a news website. It full with articles on the site. I didn't see any game on the site but only news. Probably as the name also applies fair gambling, it is fair for the gamblers so there is no complain from the customer/gamblers.

Which authority certified Stake's provably fair system?

Where is the license certificate for Stake's in-house Black Jack?



My question how it is fair to lose 4,6% of the bets while the advertised house edge is 0,5% is 100% on-topic.



You just confirmed that you believe in a dead provably fair project!



The website https://cryptogambling.org/ actually refers to Bitcointalk and the forum link stated there is working:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-gambling-foundation-fair-gambling-for-all-2178857







No. By authorities not certified systems are not an alternative to by authorities certified systems!

If certifications by authorities do not play any role, why does Stake claim to be authorised and regulated by the Government of Curacao?



I trusted Stake based on their provably fair system claim and their sponsorships, but I do not trust them anymore after my experience!



As I already explained to you, I prefer to check my experienced house edge based on my bets statistics.



You are free to disagree to statistic professors, but it makes you look stupid!



If you lost 4,6% of the bets after 181,000 attempts with an advertised 0,5% house edge, then it is a fact that either the house edge is rigged or the Statistics is rigged to mislead customers or both.



If your experienced house edge is within the maximum deviation of the law of large numbers, then it can be lucky or unlucky or rigged!

But if your experienced house edge is outside the maximum deviation of the law of large numbers, then it is definitely rigged and not lucky or unlucky!



This thread is 100% related to Stake provably fair:

1) This thread was created by the Stake founder and owner Bijan Tehrani

2) The Stake.com casino website refers to www.cryptogambling.org as proof that their in-house games are provably fair

3) The Crypto Gambling Foundation website offers me to follow them here in this thread



Strange!



I asked the Crypto Gambling Foundation administration to explain how it is fair to lose 4,6% of the bets after 181,000 attempts while the advertised house edge is 0,5%.

Are you part of the Crypto Gambling Foundation?

If not, you are spamming this thread with your nonsense!



The Crypto Gambling Foundation offers me to follow them here in this thread and I will continue posting here until things are clarified.

So far, your nonsense has not contributed to clarify anything!



Correct! The statistical law of large numbers make it correct.  



The problem is that you have not the mental capacity to understand what I say!

I never said that I believe that 181,000 attempts must result in me losing exactly the house edge.

In fact, I informed that based on my Stake Statistics I lost 4,6% of the bets after 181,000 attempts which exceeds the maximum standard deviation too much and therefore can not be fair!

No. You still don't get it. Provably fair gives every customer the opportunity to prove fairness to themselves.


That's the reason your spamming here is pointless. It's a dead project. Their forum link in the OP is dead  http://forum.cryptogambling.org/ . The people who posted in this thread keep seeing it on their Updated Topics every time you repeat your fallacy. Annoying us and making yourself look stupid is the only thing you are achieving here.


The point is that provably fair is an alternative to certification by authorities. You can either trust someone else to tell you if it is fair or you can put the effort in to check it yourself. If you prefer the former then you are free to play at such venues. Nobody is forcing you to choose a provably fair site.


I disagree and even if it was true a few hundred thousand isn't a large number.




The fallacy and stupidity of that argument. If everyone experiences even luck there would be no point in gambling on random outcomes. Everyone would always lose the house edge. The whole business is based on some people getting lucky and others not. Without variance of luck gambling wouldn't exist.


So go and talk to Stake about it rather than spamming an unrelated thread. They are not reading this. People who were interested in the Crypto Gambling Foundation project when it existed are.


Because I'm replying to your off-topic spam in a thread I previously posted in. Stop posting it here and you won't have to listen to me.


Just repeating it doesn't make it correct.

Let me ask you a question. If you seriously believe that playing 181,000 hands must result in you losing exactly the house edge, why on earth do you play?
It's a rhetorical question so don't answer.
The subject of this thread is CGF. You have already established that CGF cannot be contacted. All your comments about Stake, provably fair Vs. certified RNGs and the fallacy of perfect luck distribution do not belong here.

So far, provably fair is only a religion and is not certified by any authority!

Despite of this, the Crypto Gambling Foundation is a ghost and no one is reachable there!

Even if the fairness was certified by authorities, how am I supposed to check 181,000 bets manually?



The law of large numbers is certified by authorities and if you have a large number of attempts like in my case, then statistics prove fairness.

Because there is a proven maximum deviation depending on the number of attempts.



Fallacy and stupidity of what argument?

The Stake Statistics say that I lost 4,6% of the bets placed after 181,000 attempts which is not possible based on the law of large numbers!

So Stake either rigged the house edge or rigged the Statistics to mislead customers or both.

In either case, they are liable for the damage I suffered and have to compensate me.

No, I would not ignore their statement and Stake has to tell me what nonsense Edward's friend has coded here.

I asked them for the license certificate for their in-house Black Jack, but they have not delivered it until today!



Why should I listen to your nonsense?

If you lose more bets like you can based on the law of large numbers, then the system must be rigged!

If you lose more bets like the house edge, but are within the law of large numbers, it can be bad luck or it can be rigged.

If you had bothered to listen to the answers you have been given you would already know that provably fair allows each customer to check fairness themselves and has nothing to to with auditors.


If you had bothered to listen to the answers you have been given you would already know that statistics can't prove fairness.


You would ignore them the same way you ignore the rest of us if they pointed out the fallacy and stupidity of your argument.
If you had bothered to listen to the answers you have been given you would already know that losing more than the house edge is bad luck. luck and fairness are 2 different things.

Do you really need me to explain to you how to figure this out?

Go look at your total bets.  
Play 1 hand of black jack and double down or split.  
Go look at your total bets again.

It went up by 1.  Doesn't matter if you doubled/split or not.  It's just one bet.

Now look at the history for the hand. Notice how there's just one bet id for than hand even though you doubled or split?

Where is the license certificate for Stake's in-house Black Jack?

Should give us more information about what Edward's friend coded there!

Stake support says below "Bets" is the number of all bets I made and not the number of dealer hands dealt!

So your claim is in contradiction to what Stake support says.

Yes, but only one of those is telling you if it was fair.

Checking your experienced house edge based on the difference between bets won and bets lost takes one minute.

Checking if 181,000 bets were fair based on "provably fair" takes months!

You still don't understand it. You had the chance to check whether every single bet was fair or not. That's what provably fair does. Looking at your results can only tell you if you were lucky or not.

No. You are obviously too thick to understand what people are telling you and incapable of proving anything to yourself. I recommend you stop gambling because if even understanding what provably fair is and can or cannot do is too complicated for you you'll never know when you actually do get cheated.

Can I prove the fairness of my account balance transaction history at Stake?

Can I prove the fairness of my bet transaction history at Stake?

It might have been a good idea for you to find out what provably fair is before spamming dumb questions. Each individual bet is provably fair and gives you the opportunity to test that fairness yourself. Maybe you could try using provably fair to answer your questions. That's what it is there for.

Is my account balance transaction history at Stake provably fair?

Your numbers are wrong and you clearly don't understand several very basic math concepts. But that's not your biggest problem. Your biggest problem is that you think you do. Because you're question is based on bad math, any rational response will leave you only two options: accept your numbers are wrong or act like a troll. 🧌

Afaik probably fair only applied to the games, to verify if they are legit or not so the answer to your question is no.


Idk if he plays there or not but what he said is true. I know because do play on stake too. I think common sense is only needed here. How can those numbers be a partial amount? They are too huge but by the way, have you already tried clicking on that "request statistic" button? I think that should give you a more detailed overview or breakdown about your statistics. Maybe that is the one that can help solve your problem.


But, you won't ask if what is that problem he is talking about? He doesn't look like he owns a casino and I think this thread is supposed to be for the casino owners only or the ones that would like to partner with the crypto gambling foundation. As a regular customer on of the casinos listed on here, the ones that we must contact are the casino itself and not the cgf.

No I didn't, troll.

Total wagered = how much you wagered in total for each crypto currency.
Total bets = how many individual bets you made

In black jack, doubling down or splitting does not increase your total bets, just your total wager. One bet = one dealer hand.


This is all based on common sense and really not complicated at all.

Based on my statistics, these numbers represent the total amounts I wagered in each currency. Why do you think it's different for you?