Topic: 🎲 DiceSites.com - List of dice sites w/ statistics, graphs & verifiers - page 8. (Read 42119 times)

Great site man! How can a dice site be added to your list?

Nice Job mate! But need some improvements

I was referring to the Provably fair tab on dicesites.com

Nope, try again.
Afaik bitSler isn't even providing global stats, so no chance of being listed as it is right now.
(And no, the 3rd party verifier does not count)

Are you referring our site?

Thank you for the information.  Ill wait for 6 months and request NLNICO to add my site.

Bitsler has long been included here.

Website is very good, but not all Dice sites are included. So you can check through Google search and add new Dice sites. Then website can be valuable tool for gamblers. Plus you can also include online chat, where gamblers can chat.   

could you add other dice sites like duckdice,yolodice,bitsler... etc.

Your site is still too young to be added on dicesites.com, improve your site first and wait for at least 6 months then you may ask NLNico to look at your site before add it on his site.
For your reference :

How do i list my site www.casinolize.com

It is a provably fair dice site with 0.7% House Edge.  Please tell me the procedures.

There are some newer sites that look promising too, like yolodice.com, kingdice.com and duckdice.io. Normally I would at least like a site to be around like 6 months and AFAIK they are newer than that. I am considering to add newer sites though and just make them hidden by default too with simple filter (checkbox), so it allows people to still see them if you want.

I believe Seuntjie's bot has an in-build verifier, so TBH you wouldn't even need to use another verifier. (not sure if Seuntjie's bot automatically verifies it though?)




Verifying the results is mostly 2 steps:

1. Check if the serverseed HASH is the same compared to the one the verifier generates. This should automatically make a green or red (if wrong) message above the bet results. So this step is pretty easy.

2. Check if the rolls are actually the same as the rolls that you had. This you will have to do manually by simply comparing them with your roll results (for you: excel data.) If you already see a list of bet results, I assume the first roll listed on my site is the last bet you made (and next is second last, etc.)




So I guess understanding the "nonce" idea is important here (also for jamyr ) If you make a bet with a new set of seeds, the nonce starts at either 0 or 1 (depends on which site.) After that, the nonce goes up by 1 after each bet. So if you made 7,983 bets with those seeds and you want to check the last 100 bets, you will probably fill in "7983" as "Last nonce" and then "7883" as Starting nonce. I cannot "guess" how many bets you made, because like Lutpin said, it could be an huge / unlimited amount of bets :p So you will have to fill this in manually.

Normally you can easily see the "last nonce" when you go to "My bets" on a site and click on your last bet that you made with that set of seeds and look for "nonce". Or sometimes the site shows it when you generate a new serverseed. Or it might be in that excel data Seuntjie generates.