never even thought of that kind of usage for a verifier lol. 
Topic: 🎲 DiceSites.com - List of dice sites w/ statistics, graphs & verifiers - page 9. (Read 42119 times)
July 21, 2017, 12:47:25 PM
That is actually a pretty smart way to do such promo never even thought of that kind of usage for a verifier lol.
never even thought of that kind of usage for a verifier lol. 
July 21, 2017, 10:52:54 AM
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.
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.
I guess the site is not working properly?
Because you didn't enter a last nonce?! You can see the blank field in your screenshot.Unless you want to create an unlimited set of results (which would crash the site, hence it doesn't work), you will have to set an ending point.
'twas 4k plus bets and I didn't realize having to put a figure to minimize the number of rolls to be generated. But I'll make sure I'll remember next time.
P.S.
My purpose for doing that is to be able to see how close my bet was for a promotion that requires us to post a bet id.
July 21, 2017, 03:44:31 AM
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.
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.
July 21, 2017, 01:46:56 AM
How exactly do you verify your rolls using your JD verifier?
I copied and pasted the JD seed box, however, I'm not sure what the next step is after generating the list of rolls?
I'm using Sent's bot so I have all the data in excel.
I copied and pasted the JD seed box, however, I'm not sure what the next step is after generating the list of rolls?
I'm using Sent's bot so I have all the data in excel.
July 19, 2017, 08:49:02 AM
I guess the site is not working properly?
Because you didn't enter a last nonce?! You can see the blank field in your screenshot.Unless you want to create an unlimited set of results (which would crash the site, hence it doesn't work), you will have to set an ending point.
July 19, 2017, 08:23:20 AM
This is a great site to verify site's provability, i haven't use the verifier that much since bitdice is the only site i play in the current list ,however your dicesites.com/tools is the one i use all the time, it helped me a lot on trying different strat, and for me know if my bankroll can cover the streak for any strat i use.
I will try to play on some of the site included on your list and use your verifier. Keep it up and thank you!
I will try to play on some of the site included on your list and use your verifier. Keep it up and thank you!
July 19, 2017, 08:07:09 AM
would be awesome if someone did a tutorial on how to verify your bets (preferably with Sent's dicebot).
July 19, 2017, 05:48:24 AM
Can you maybe add luckygames.io ?
July 19, 2017, 05:13:33 AM
I guess the site is not working properly?
Tried to verify my rolls on Primedice.
Server seed Hash
Server Seed
Client Seed
Starting Nonce, I left it to 0 so it will produce all my bets, I get this:
http://prntscr.com/fxjyq9
Tried to verify my rolls on Primedice.
Server seed Hash
Code:
4de2ed397d67101ae30e08db85b009377520ae4b21bb2edf5c4bba9a2e01d173
Server Seed
Code:
9695a036e658edc3a065d0a4f852f1d5deab7c567cdbae0c3cfaa8c3729bfae3
Client Seed
Code:
1646361111284a
Starting Nonce, I left it to 0 so it will produce all my bets, I get this:
Quote
Result
We generated the same server seed hash. Check if your rolls are correct.
Your rolls:
We generated the same server seed hash. Check if your rolls are correct.
Your rolls:
http://prntscr.com/fxjyq9
June 12, 2017, 02:32:31 PM
can you please check again it works last time but i think i forgot again
Seed server (Hashed)
0dfae9fef68c1638bde02cb59983ddf79907783d8c345f217118ca814a75b5a74bca41bc43cbc4f 80fef87f66b962e4157682e3bf0c11dad677ed7c5076f7dba
Seed server (Revealed)
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc
Seed client
84d58ad81c56dfbcfee016c4ad477530e7c85756
u mean this right
Copy-paste the string here
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc-84d58ad81c56dfbcfee016c4ad477530e7c85756-1
Secret Key
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc
Select a message digest algorithm
SHA1
than outcome 8 digits to hexa and than last part same right ?
becoz its not coming correct or i forgot something.............. it works that day
thanx and regards
...
At Bitsler you have to use SHA1 instead of HMAC-SHA512 with:
Let me know if it works If not, you could give an example and I can show the "calculation" of the first result.
Seed server (Hashed)
0dfae9fef68c1638bde02cb59983ddf79907783d8c345f217118ca814a75b5a74bca41bc43cbc4f 80fef87f66b962e4157682e3bf0c11dad677ed7c5076f7dba
Seed server (Revealed)
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc
Seed client
84d58ad81c56dfbcfee016c4ad477530e7c85756
u mean this right
Code:
server_seed-client_seed-end_nonce
for the first roll on this sitehttp://www.freeformatter.com/hmac-generator.html#ad-outputCopy-paste the string here
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc-84d58ad81c56dfbcfee016c4ad477530e7c85756-1
Secret Key
bb991459f04a09c7198fc1c56e47d5d6085d78b87965cd41e1770789d5216b4e4ad7ea1a21bc237 2eb13fa552d7ca44ff2e529c06ab624e46d200a362a932adc
Select a message digest algorithm
SHA1
than outcome 8 digits to hexa and than last part same right ?
becoz its not coming correct or i forgot something.............. it works that day
thanx and regards
...
i don;t get it as prime dice u can check roll HMAC N Than to hexadecimal how bitsler.com do that do u know how u verify that roll.
what is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
Note that I already have a simple verifier for Bitsler too: https://dicesites.com/bitsler/verifierwhat is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
At Bitsler you have to use SHA1 instead of HMAC-SHA512 with:
Code:
server_seed-client_seed-end_nonce
Then instead of the first 5 characters, get the first 8 characters and convert from hexadecimal to decimal. Last part is the same as PD... outcome%10000/100.Let me know if it works
If not, you could give an example and I can show the "calculation" of the first result. June 06, 2017, 07:12:40 PM
can you verify duckdice?
March 13, 2017, 09:23:34 AM
Im so happy that KingDice is soon becoming 6month old, and will be added to Dicesites! (#not) 
March 13, 2017, 08:13:41 AM
i don;t get it as prime dice u can check roll HMAC N Than to hexadecimal how bitsler.com do that do u know how u verify that roll.
what is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
Note that I already have a simple verifier for Bitsler too: https://dicesites.com/bitsler/verifierwhat is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
At Bitsler you have to use SHA1 instead of HMAC-SHA512 with:
Code:
server_seed-client_seed-end_nonce
Then instead of the first 5 characters, get the first 8 characters and convert from hexadecimal to decimal. Last part is the same as PD... outcome%10000/100.Let me know if it works
If not, you could give an example and I can show the "calculation" of the first result. March 13, 2017, 05:38:31 AM
I think my site is still fine if you are just looking for a decent dice site to play on. I do agree it's incomplete and there are some sites that should be on there though. Most notably crypto-games and bitvest (especially since they added dice.) My new version has filters too, so it allows non-dice (which would be hidden by default), so for example bustabit and luckybit are already added on my local test site too. And potentially some MP sites could be added like Bit-Exo (in terms of wagered.)
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long
I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long
I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.coinroll was hacked, right ?
Are you sure? Did they announce that?
March 13, 2017, 05:18:33 AM
i don;t get it as prime dice u can check roll HMAC N Than to hexadecimal how bitsler.com do that do u know how u verify that roll.
what is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
what is this all abt ..... its not as primedice
$seed = $serverSeed.'-'.$clientSeed.'-'.$nonce;
do {
$seed = sha1($seed);
$lucky = hexdec(substr($seed,0,8));
} while ($lucky > 4294960000);
$luckyNumber = ($lucky % 10000) / 100;
if ($luckyNumber < 0)
$luckyNumber = -$luckyNumber;
echo $luckyNumber;
who can tell me how to verify n take out bitsler roll
like prime dice its simple client seed -nonce with secret key =hmac n hmac gives us decimal with sha512 whts behind bitsler??
February 05, 2017, 03:55:47 PM
coinroll was hacked, right ?
Where and when you heard/read about it? I do not find any news or posts on this forum that they were hacked lately. Are you going to say that their recent issue of slow supports because they were hacked? Would be nice if you can give more info about it.
February 05, 2017, 12:05:21 PM
I think my site is still fine if you are just looking for a decent dice site to play on. I do agree it's incomplete and there are some sites that should be on there though. Most notably crypto-games and bitvest (especially since they added dice.) My new version has filters too, so it allows non-dice (which would be hidden by default), so for example bustabit and luckybit are already added on my local test site too. And potentially some MP sites could be added like Bit-Exo (in terms of wagered.)
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long
I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.coinroll was hacked, right ?
February 05, 2017, 06:10:22 AM
Except primedice, and betking, which dice sites do you recommend to us? Is fortunejack dice OK? I saw many people complaint their bugs, win result will get balance minus, I dare not play there.
About fortunejack, you can read what NLNico ever said in their thread here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12510016(Read on the next page too)
FYI: Betking.io already closed.
February 05, 2017, 05:37:48 AM
I think my site is still fine if you are just looking for a decent dice site to play on. I do agree it's incomplete and there are some sites that should be on there though. Most notably crypto-games and bitvest (especially since they added dice.) My new version has filters too, so it allows non-dice (which would be hidden by default), so for example bustabit and luckybit are already added on my local test site too. And potentially some MP sites could be added like Bit-Exo (in terms of wagered.)
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.
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.
Other than that: SatoshiDice and CoinRoll are removed just recently for having too many issues with too slow support. PocketDice I am not sure how their latest issues were resolved (with the huge delay on like 80 coin withdrawal), so I would have to look into that. BitSler I don't have stats from. Sites like 999dice still seems sketchy to me. Maybe some MP sites could be added (besides BB and Bit-Exo), but I am not sure how much wagered they have lately.
Overall the problem is that my new version is technically not compatible with my old version, so I decided to only add sites to new version. Then obviously the new version is taking waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long
I am really sorry about that, it's pretty much just that other work comes along that I have to give higher priority than my own site. I definitely still care very much about my site though and plan to finish the new version soon-ish.Sounds great=) Sorry if i was to negative in my earlier post.
February 05, 2017, 02:37:32 AM
I love your site. I think I'm on there more then i am on here. And I almost always have this up.
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