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Topic: [Free Script] Untitled Dice - Run your own bitcoin dice site (no server needed) - page 8. (Read 64550 times)

hero member
Activity: 795
Merit: 500
Name change soon (hopefully)
Will you add the possibility to bet "zero" ?

would you mind to explain to a dice noob why to add zero? thx

Very simple Smiley Then you could bet all the time, just for fun purposes. Now you need to wait 5 minutes for 2 bits, which lets you bet 'just for fun' for a limited time, unless you're damn lucky ofcourse Tongue
hero member
Activity: 795
Merit: 500
Name change soon (hopefully)
Sweet script, I will try it out soon Smiley Can we make users register on our own (MySQL) database? Also, it is possible to make it completely white label (basic users won't be able to see that it is related to Moneypot.com)? As we share profits, I think they should allow that Wink

Basically, it's an affiliate program, right?
sr. member
Activity: 289
Merit: 251
Can i use the api for non betting provably fair results?
legendary
Activity: 854
Merit: 1000
Hi,

I installed the script in https://www.binarydice.tk . But i can't connect with moneypot.

I got the following error.

The app that directed you here did not supply a valid request.

    Reason: redirect_uri does not match any of the URIs configured by the app operator

Until the operator of the app complies with the MoneyPot API, you cannot authorize this app.

when will the moneypot verify my domain?

thankyou

Anto

You have to make your redirect uri point to the same place where you installed your untitled dice Smiley
member
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Merit: 10
Find a Way or Make One
Hi,

I installed the script in https://www.binarydice.tk . But i can't connect with moneypot.

I got the following error.

The app that directed you here did not supply a valid request.

    Reason: redirect_uri does not match any of the URIs configured by the app operator

Until the operator of the app complies with the MoneyPot API, you cannot authorize this app.

when will the moneypot verify my domain?

thankyou

Anto
full member
Activity: 232
Merit: 100
this is great and i have 3 free domains  Cool
hero member
Activity: 623
Merit: 501
You just need your website URL using this script. Good luck

Regards
Jm Erestain

Thanks!
hero member
Activity: 952
Merit: 503
Thx a lot for the script, I finally can play my own dice game for practicing Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 854
Merit: 1000
Can anyone tell me what specific URL I have to put in "Redirect urls" in the Moneypot New App page? Only your website url or include the /oauth_callback

Thanks!

You just need your website URL using this script. Good luck

Regards
Jm Erestain
hero member
Activity: 623
Merit: 501
Can anyone tell me what specific URL I have to put in "Redirect urls" in the Moneypot New App page? Only your website url or include the /oauth_callback

Thanks!
elm
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1000
Will you add the possibility to bet "zero" ?

would you mind to explain to a dice noob why to add zero? thx
staff
Activity: 4270
Merit: 1209
I support freedom of choice
Will you add the possibility to bet "zero" ?
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 1186
Thanks for the support, guys.

Update: Added a custom.css file to hold your CSS customizations

One of the most common questions I get via PM is how to customize the look and feel of Untitled Dice.

So I've added a blank `custom.css` file to provide a more obvious place to do so: https://github.com/untitled-dice/untitled-dice.github.io/commit/55b7919ff0e3d909308be53f61e2d6c014fd846d

You'll need to learn a little bit of CSS to make meaningful changes to the theme, but it's a necessary skill for anyone that wants to dabble in web projects like this. Lots of good resources out there like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS.

The reason I recommend isolating your customizations to a single `custom.css` file is so that it's much easier for you to merge in changes as I update Untitled Dice.

How to use a theme from https://bootswatch.com/

Also, I should point out that Untitled Dice is built with the popular Bootstrap v3 CSS framework and there are many free themes to be found for it online. For example, check out https://bootswatch.com/.

If you find a Bootstrap v3 theme that you like on bootswatch.com, you just need to make some simple modifications to Untitled Dice's `index.html` file.

For example, if you like the Darkly theme (demo: https://bootswatch.com/darkly/), click its Download button to get the URL to its CSS file (https://bootswatch.com/darkly/bootstrap.min.css) which you'll need to tell your Untitled Dice script to use.

To apply the Darkly theme to Untitled Dice, edit `index.html` from this:

Code:

  Untitled Dice
  
  
  
  


to this:

Code:

  Untitled Dice
      <-- the URL you got from Darkly's Download button
  
  


Now your site will look like this:



Though you'll likely want to make additional tweaks which is what the `custom.css` file is for.



As usual, drop me a PM if you have any questions or need any help.

I also lurk on MoneyPot's Slack (http://slack.moneypot.com/). My username on there is `dan` just like here. Smiley

Whoa Awesome addition! Previously it was not very straight forward on how to customize the style, but you could figure it out with a little playing around. This makes it a lot easier, and the ability to add bootstrap themes just takes it to another level. Keep it up!
dan
newbie
Activity: 50
Merit: 0
Thanks for the support, guys.

Update: Added a custom.css file to hold your CSS customizations

One of the most common questions I get via PM is how to customize the look and feel of Untitled Dice.

So I've added a blank `custom.css` file to provide a more obvious place to do so: https://github.com/untitled-dice/untitled-dice.github.io/commit/55b7919ff0e3d909308be53f61e2d6c014fd846d

You'll need to learn a little bit of CSS to make meaningful changes to the theme, but it's a necessary skill for anyone that wants to dabble in web projects like this. Lots of good resources out there like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS.

The reason I recommend isolating your customizations to a single `custom.css` file is so that it's much easier for you to merge in changes as I update Untitled Dice.

How to use a theme from https://bootswatch.com/

Also, I should point out that Untitled Dice is built with the popular Bootstrap v3 CSS framework and there are many free themes to be found for it online. For example, check out https://bootswatch.com/.

If you find a Bootstrap v3 theme that you like on bootswatch.com, you just need to make some simple modifications to Untitled Dice's `index.html` file.

For example, if you like the Darkly theme (demo: https://bootswatch.com/darkly/), click its Download button to get the URL to its CSS file (https://bootswatch.com/darkly/bootstrap.min.css) which you'll need to tell your Untitled Dice script to use.

To apply the Darkly theme to Untitled Dice, edit `index.html` from this:

Code:

  Untitled Dice
  
  
  
  


to this:

Code:

  Untitled Dice
      <-- the URL you got from Darkly's Download button
  
  


Now your site will look like this:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/quq37nq1583x0lf/y149cch0.png

Though you'll likely want to make additional tweaks which is what the `custom.css` file is for.



As usual, drop me a PM if you have any questions or need any help.

I also lurk on MoneyPot's Slack (http://slack.moneypot.com/). My username on there is `dan` just like here. Smiley
newbie
Activity: 54
Merit: 0
way to long to read..

did you even change your "clientseed & hash" that helps a lot...
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 1186
He wasn't martingaling.
This sounded like a martingale to me:
I set the multi to 1.24 and began.   I immediately noticed I was getting raped hardcore.  I was only betting 10 bits at a time so as not to break the bank if I needed to 6x on a loss.   And if I somehow got 2 losses in a row, which is highly unlikely,  i would need to wager 36x  and so on.

Out of curiosity, what is HF?
HackForums

Ahh, by that description you're right, he was doing martingale. I was confused because the screenshot he posted he wasn't doing martingale.
member
Activity: 100
Merit: 10
Vires in numeris.
He wasn't martingaling.
This sounded like a martingale to me:
I set the multi to 1.24 and began.   I immediately noticed I was getting raped hardcore.  I was only betting 10 bits at a time so as not to break the bank if I needed to 6x on a loss.   And if I somehow got 2 losses in a row, which is highly unlikely,  i would need to wager 36x  and so on.

Out of curiosity, what is HF?
HackForums
legendary
Activity: 854
Merit: 1000
After running MiniDice for a while, and being an ex active member in all those sites before, I vouch for
MoneyPot's epic authenticity. Great community too.
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 1014
All Games incl Racer and Lottery game are Closed

So after losing close to 100k bits yesterday, I was talking to another operator and he was like, oh you just hit a run of bad luck.  So I thought, yeah, maybe, I guess, but not really.  I think more than anything I wanted to believe it was just a fluke because I was into this whole thing.   I even told the guy I don't even want to run anymore tests because I'm afraid of what I might find.   


hey my friend. yes it looks like that you talked to me on my app yesterday Smiley

and yes I said that it is just bad luck because what is a 7 x loss streak in a row in dice or roulette etc.?
...........nothing and I repeat it also here. you just need to learn to lose .....easy as that.

no offense intended but it looks that you might be a good coder but no clue about gambling maths.

good luck wherever you will put your coins
legendary
Activity: 1463
Merit: 1886
And this whole proven fair thing is a joke.   So easy to fake its not even funny how stupid people think its air tight.

I'm not aware of a way that the server could undetectable cheat, but if you know of a way, I'd be very interested in hearing. And unless you can convince us there's a problem with the provably fair, the most you're going to do is convince us you got unlucky =)
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