Topic: Diggit.io | Over Dice? | Brand new game! | 800+ BTC Invested! | 1% Edge - page 54. (Read 80562 times)
December 14, 2014, 06:25:59 AM
Its second week since I cant open website.
December 14, 2014, 03:03:36 AM
I managed to get free bits from rain bots, played some rounds and finally lost it all... the game is fun but a little bit boring without any bakground sounds, especially when we hit mines
Having sounds in game is a good idea December 14, 2014, 12:11:54 AM
I managed to get free bits from rain bots, played some rounds and finally lost it all... the game is fun but a little bit boring without any bakground sounds, especially when we hit mines
December 13, 2014, 03:11:26 PM
No problem mate, the site is very impressive, well done!
Thanks! Hope to see you back soon.The interface on this site looks really professional compared to other bitcoin gambling sites. Did you code it yourself or did you outsource it?
Either way, I wish you success.
December 12, 2014, 06:21:32 PM
No problem mate, the site is very impressive, well done!
Thanks! Hope to see you back soon. December 12, 2014, 12:19:40 PM
Hi, I think the link you get to prove your game was fair is broken.
I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
-redacted img-
The script was stripping capital letters. Fixed now. Thanks for the report!I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
-redacted img-
No problem mate, the site is very impressive, well done!
December 12, 2014, 12:08:23 PM
Hi, I think the link you get to prove your game was fair is broken.
I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
-redacted img-
The script was stripping capital letters. Fixed now. Thanks for the report! I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
-redacted img-
December 12, 2014, 12:05:07 PM
If you fill in the seeds manually the result is the same though.
December 12, 2014, 11:49:34 AM
Hi, I think the link you get to prove your game was fair is broken.
I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
http://i.imgur.com/QCJwSW8.png
This was obviously giving me a grid different to the one I had just played:
http://i.imgur.com/CidhGJG.png
I was given this link by the game details popup (having just changed my server_seed, so the old one was visible and clickable):
https://diggit.io/provablyFair.html?server_seed=NbhtPhbiOW6DxTx1C0ibELPP3rVp3OudzbiXWaVRLQyx8GFZM0kUueW8w6nKUFcd&client_seed=WyM3Z5BTGFuYDj4wiNbPQeoLdL1vvWTg&nounce=10&mines=4
However, when I clicked the link, the page I was taken to was populated as in the below image:
http://i.imgur.com/QCJwSW8.png
This was obviously giving me a grid different to the one I had just played:
http://i.imgur.com/CidhGJG.png
December 12, 2014, 10:23:01 AM
Few problems with the firewall today. Running smooth again!
December 11, 2014, 06:55:38 AM
I really like that i can choose to cash out any time I like. Great site, will play again soon. keep up the good work!
December 11, 2014, 06:34:01 AM
Owners of diggit.io should have their identities revealed and verified to a trusted third party to protect against running with the bankroll. Zero reason they can't do this if they intend on running a trustworthy site.
My other posts are obviously being ignored (which should scare every member of this site) but there is no defense against revealing your identities privately. Do something to prove you are legit, other than "give us time to prove it".
My other posts are obviously being ignored (which should scare every member of this site) but there is no defense against revealing your identities privately. Do something to prove you are legit, other than "give us time to prove it".
There's no need for that. Everyone knows investing in a casino is a gamble, only invest what you can afford to loose. Do you ask for identity of the other casino owners here before playing on their sites ? It's the same. Casino's are not wallets for you to store your money in. So those who have invested, i'm 100% sure it's their spare play around funds. cheers.
December 11, 2014, 05:01:36 AM
Owners of diggit.io should have their identities revealed and verified to a trusted third party to protect against running with the bankroll. Zero reason they can't do this if they intend on running a trustworthy site.
My other posts are obviously being ignored (which should scare every member of this site) but there is no defense against revealing your identities privately. Do something to prove you are legit, other than "give us time to prove it".
My other posts are obviously being ignored (which should scare every member of this site) but there is no defense against revealing your identities privately. Do something to prove you are legit, other than "give us time to prove it".
December 11, 2014, 12:40:49 AM
API planned? would make it more attractive to me.
It's on the to-do list, but no ETA on this feature yet. December 10, 2014, 05:11:31 PM
How about revealing your identity to a trustworthy third-party source? You basically skipped over my entire post and left out all the important details. Regarding the cold wallet, why not let Dooglus behind the curtains and see user stats/server seeds to protect against the site owners using that to their advantage? There are lots of ways around your problems yet you insist '(We) came to a conclusion which we are happy with, and that involves holding our own coins'
I'm sure you are happy with that decision. It is the same decision a person who intends to run off with coins would make, and that is my point. I could be COMPLETELY wrong. Maybe this site becomes amazing and the day it shuts down repays 100% of coins. I'm also not saying you are a scammer or accusing you of anything - I am only pointing out from a scammer's perspective I would do the exact same thing you are doing now. There is a precedent set in this market that someone who comes along with great software and seems to be active/trustworthy after just-dice has almost always turned out to be a scam.
You've got a great site idea. If you intend to forever be truthful and honest, and you intend to run this business for profit, an endorsement from Dooglus and a multisig cold wallet would exponentially increase the money going into your pocket. If you want to be stubborn/naive about it, then it is not only hurting your bottom line, but it also makes you look really bad. You chose to come into this market, and because of the nefarious acts of owners before you, there should be certain rules in place for people to trust their money to these new sites that pop up.
I wish you nothing but the best, but my only interest is the security of people's money. I hope I am wrong about you.
I'm not staff but I am the current top investor. So this response is purely my opinion and is in no way the official response of Diggit.I'm sure you are happy with that decision. It is the same decision a person who intends to run off with coins would make, and that is my point. I could be COMPLETELY wrong. Maybe this site becomes amazing and the day it shuts down repays 100% of coins. I'm also not saying you are a scammer or accusing you of anything - I am only pointing out from a scammer's perspective I would do the exact same thing you are doing now. There is a precedent set in this market that someone who comes along with great software and seems to be active/trustworthy after just-dice has almost always turned out to be a scam.
You've got a great site idea. If you intend to forever be truthful and honest, and you intend to run this business for profit, an endorsement from Dooglus and a multisig cold wallet would exponentially increase the money going into your pocket. If you want to be stubborn/naive about it, then it is not only hurting your bottom line, but it also makes you look really bad. You chose to come into this market, and because of the nefarious acts of owners before you, there should be certain rules in place for people to trust their money to these new sites that pop up.
I wish you nothing but the best, but my only interest is the security of people's money. I hope I am wrong about you.
I respect CryptoFuture's decision to not trust unknown community members with the $250k+ bankroll or his personal information. "Escrowing" the cold wallet, multisig or not, poses many issues while not actually protecting the bankroll from theft. A number of things could go wrong, including but not limited to the trusted member going AWOL (which would result in frozen coins). It would also make the deposit/withdrawal process at least 50x slower, with every win larger than the hot wallet requiring manual processing by a second person. Like Crypto said, it would still be theoretically possible for him to act like a lucky player and walk away with false winnings -- escrowing cannot not prevent this. Giving somebody else the authority to read the secret server seeds would not address this vulnerability; it would only increase it.
In regards to the stats, user statistics are already public and so is game history. I believe it is possible to iterate through every past game ID to ensure that each is correctly provably fair and in line with the edge.
If you are concerned about the trustworthiness of this site, I urge you to not deposit into Diggit. Instead, come back in 6 months when CryptoFuture has gained a reputation of his own in the community.
It is obvious that no1 would scam just after launching the site simply because there is not much to scam anways. After half a year tho with them potentially having hundreds of btc invested in their site the situation will be different, especially when they realise it could take them years to make the money legitimately they could just run off with at this point.
I am not at all saying diggit.io is a scam. That's just my opinion on invest sites.
December 10, 2014, 04:49:15 PM
API planned? would make it more attractive to me.
December 10, 2014, 04:27:25 PM
Trophies look good!
December 10, 2014, 12:34:28 PM
It's online for me either
December 10, 2014, 07:48:45 AM
down again ?
its still up for me 
December 10, 2014, 07:46:46 AM
down again ?
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