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Topic: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC🏎Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest - page 396. (Read 407528 times)

legendary
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thread of the biggest faucet in the world is reborn Smiley
Thanks for create the faucet.

can you add donation link at faucet? i want to donate some bits, because with this faucet i know bitcoin and i start earning bitcoin.

I am glad the website introduced you to bitcoins and started you on your journey.

The website does not need donations but if you wish to donate, I would recommend doing so to Save the Children via https://bitpay.com/615074/donate. Alternatively you can deposit funds to your FreeBitco.in account and use the donate button to donate via the website to donate to Save the Children.
hero member
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thread of the biggest faucet in the world is reborn Smiley
Thanks for create the faucet.

can you add donation link at faucet? i want to donate some bits, because with this faucet i know bitcoin and i start earning bitcoin.
legendary
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Hey wetsuit
How to change client seed manual on multiply BTC? Thank sir

Just click the PROVABLY FAIR link and enter in a new client seed there and then you can close the box. The client seed you entered will be used from your next roll onwards.
hi sir are you also monitoring the threads here another member here tries to sell a strategy to keep winning at least .03 btc a day claiming that he had this system that allowed members here to earn and selling it from fiver maybe to avoid scam accusation just wanted to let you know if you are not aware i know a lots of that attacker are present from your site hope you can defend it and make your site healthy and updated from time to time.

Oh that system really works. Proof here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15165057
hero member
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Hey wetsuit
How to change client seed manual on multiply BTC? Thank sir

Just click the PROVABLY FAIR link and enter in a new client seed there and then you can close the box. The client seed you entered will be used from your next roll onwards.
hi sir are you also monitoring the threads here another member here tries to sell a strategy to keep winning at least .03 btc a day claiming that he had this system that allowed members here to earn and selling it from fiver maybe to avoid scam accusation just wanted to let you know if you are not aware i know a lots of that attacker are present from your site hope you can defend it and make your site healthy and updated from time to time.
legendary
Activity: 981
Merit: 1026
Hey wetsuit
How to change client seed manual on multiply BTC? Thank sir

Just click the PROVABLY FAIR link and enter in a new client seed there and then you can close the box. The client seed you entered will be used from your next roll onwards.
member
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hi wetsuit,im using mellow ads   in your site,but i cant see my ads!!

The ads rotate with other advertisers so you will not see mellow ads 100% of the time.

yes thats right.l. its really nice iam claming around 50k a week from just this faucet.

regards
newbie
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Hey wetsuit
How to change client seed manual on multiply BTC? Thank sir
legendary
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hi wetsuit,im using mellow ads   in your site,but i cant see my ads!!

The ads rotate with other advertisers so you will not see mellow ads 100% of the time.
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hi wetsuit,im using mellow ads   in your site,but i cant see my ads!!
legendary
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That's not the correct way to figure it out, that's why I posted, to find out what the correct odds are. This explanation completely ignores how the number is generated, so cannot be the correct odds for each tier. This would be correct if a number was randomly generated between 0-10000 (except in the case of the last tier, he's wrong on the odds, it's 1:10,000; not 1:20,000). But that's not how the number is generated. It's far more complex than that and the process was detailed in my original post on the matter (and quoted above).

Okay, I thought it was correct since nobody said it is incorrect when it first was posted.

But where did he make the mistake to make 10k to 20k?

For some reason I can't figure out, he said the odds of rolling a 10,000 were 1:20,000, but that doesn't even make sense since the largest number you can roll is 10,000. There aren't 20,000 possibilities, so the odss can't be 1:20,000. If 00000 is a possibility, the odds would be 1:10,001, since there are 10,001 different possibilities.
full member
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i think advertisers prefer to use mellowads.but good luck with ur network advertise.
legendary
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That's not the correct way to figure it out, that's why I posted, to find out what the correct odds are. This explanation completely ignores how the number is generated, so cannot be the correct odds for each tier. This would be correct if a number was randomly generated between 0-10000 (except in the case of the last tier, he's wrong on the odds, it's 1:10,000; not 1:20,000). But that's not how the number is generated. It's far more complex than that and the process was detailed in my original post on the matter (and quoted above).

Okay, I thought it was correct since nobody said it is incorrect when it first was posted.

But where did he make the mistake to make 10k to 20k?
legendary
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I'm interested in the odds of winning the top prize. On the face of it, it would seem the odds of rolling a 10,000 would be 1 in 10,000; however due to the way the hash is converted into a five digit number, I suspect this may not actually be the case. But I am not proficient in the math to be able to understand how the hash is converted anyway, so I cannot figure it out myself. (Side note, with the number of rolls this site gets per day, if 1 in 10,000 of them were winning $200, I don't see how the site could generate enough money from ads to stay in business.)

So basically, I'm looking for the odds of rolling in each tier when taking into account the conversion from the hash to a 5 digit number.

0001 - 9885, implied odds: 98.85%; actual odds: ?
9886 - 9985, implied odds: 1.00%; actual odds: ?
9986 - 9993, implied odds: 0.08%; actual odds: ?
9994 - 9997, implied odds: 0.04%; actual odds: ?
9998 - 9999, implied odds: 0.02%; actual odds: ?
10000, implied odds: 0.01%; actual odds: ?

Are the implied odds and the actual odds the same?

From the site:

Quote from: freebitco.in
How are rolls calculated?

Two strings are created :
STRING1 = "[NONCE]:[SERVER SEED]:[NONCE]"
STRING2 = "[NONCE]:[CLIENT SEED]:[NONCE]"
For your last roll :
STRING1 = "5250:1464797785-lIL61ZFZyuaDg8Bb1dxq42CbphyIyos2YUL9itCr3WKIdps1P7ns71eWWcuMjJDa-96.95.116.29:5250"
STRING2 = "5250:3EkoE4cLHBBrGCnx:5250"
Then HMAC-SHA512 is used to hash STRING1 with STRING2 as the secret key, giving us a 128 character hex string.
The first 8 characters of the hex string are taken and converted to a decimal.
This decimal is then divided by 429496.7295 and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This whole number is used as your roll, with the maximum possible value being 10,000.


Emphasis added.

I think that converting the string to a decimal, dividing the string by 429496.7295, and rounding to the nearest whole number probably makes the odds that the result is 10,000 far less than 1 in 10,000.

Does anyone know?


It has been calculated earlier in this thread that the possibility to win biggest price is 1 in 20000
Here is that post quoted for you.

Can you calculate how much he get from publicity per roll compared to how much he gives away?
Too many unknowns, do you want to start a similar faucet? Smiley I can tell you probabilities of payouts, and therefore average payout from one roll (without referrals):

[0 - 9885]: ~ 1/20000 + 9885/10000 = 0.98855
[9886 - 9985] ~ (9985-9886+1)/10000 = 0.01 (~ once per 100 rolls)
[9986 - 9993] ~ (9993-9986+1)/10000 = 0.0008 (~ once per 1250 rolls)
[9994 - 9997] ~ (9997-9994+1)/10000 = 0.0004 (~ once per 2500 rolls)
[9998 - 9999] ~ (9999-9998+1)/10000 = 0.0002 (~ once per 5000 rolls)
[10000] ~ 1/20000 = 0.00005 (~ once per 20 000 rolls)

sanity check: 0.98855+0.01+0.0008+0.0004+0.0002+0.00005 = 1

average payout (using values right now): (0.98855*0.00000438)+(0.01*0.00004376)+(0.0008*0.00043764)+(0.0004*0.00437637)+(0.0002*0.04376368)+(0.00005*0.43763676) =  0.00003750 BTC

Whoa, that's much bigger than I thought, but math checks out, it seems.

That's not the correct way to figure it out, that's why I posted, to find out what the correct odds are. This explanation completely ignores how the number is generated, so cannot be the correct odds for each tier. This would be correct if a number was randomly generated between 0-10000 (except in the case of the last tier, he's wrong on the odds, it's 1:10,000; not 1:20,000). But that's not how the number is generated. It's far more complex than that and the process was detailed in my original post on the matter (and quoted above).
legendary
Activity: 981
Merit: 1026
All advertisement spots on the website are now available for users to advertise on and can be accessed by clicking the ADVERTISE tab. In the coming weeks, I shall be working on adding CPM bidding and frequency capping options to the advertisement module.
legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1000
I'm interested in the odds of winning the top prize. On the face of it, it would seem the odds of rolling a 10,000 would be 1 in 10,000; however due to the way the hash is converted into a five digit number, I suspect this may not actually be the case. But I am not proficient in the math to be able to understand how the hash is converted anyway, so I cannot figure it out myself. (Side note, with the number of rolls this site gets per day, if 1 in 10,000 of them were winning $200, I don't see how the site could generate enough money from ads to stay in business.)

So basically, I'm looking for the odds of rolling in each tier when taking into account the conversion from the hash to a 5 digit number.

0001 - 9885, implied odds: 98.85%; actual odds: ?
9886 - 9985, implied odds: 1.00%; actual odds: ?
9986 - 9993, implied odds: 0.08%; actual odds: ?
9994 - 9997, implied odds: 0.04%; actual odds: ?
9998 - 9999, implied odds: 0.02%; actual odds: ?
10000, implied odds: 0.01%; actual odds: ?

Are the implied odds and the actual odds the same?

From the site:

Quote from: freebitco.in
How are rolls calculated?

Two strings are created :
STRING1 = "[NONCE]:[SERVER SEED]:[NONCE]"
STRING2 = "[NONCE]:[CLIENT SEED]:[NONCE]"
For your last roll :
STRING1 = "5250:1464797785-lIL61ZFZyuaDg8Bb1dxq42CbphyIyos2YUL9itCr3WKIdps1P7ns71eWWcuMjJDa-96.95.116.29:5250"
STRING2 = "5250:3EkoE4cLHBBrGCnx:5250"
Then HMAC-SHA512 is used to hash STRING1 with STRING2 as the secret key, giving us a 128 character hex string.
The first 8 characters of the hex string are taken and converted to a decimal.
This decimal is then divided by 429496.7295 and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This whole number is used as your roll, with the maximum possible value being 10,000.


Emphasis added.

I think that converting the string to a decimal, dividing the string by 429496.7295, and rounding to the nearest whole number probably makes the odds that the result is 10,000 far less than 1 in 10,000.

Does anyone know?


It has been calculated earlier in this thread that the possibility to win biggest price is 1 in 20000
Here is that post quoted for you.

Can you calculate how much he get from publicity per roll compared to how much he gives away?
Too many unknowns, do you want to start a similar faucet? Smiley I can tell you probabilities of payouts, and therefore average payout from one roll (without referrals):

[0 - 9885]: ~ 1/20000 + 9885/10000 = 0.98855
[9886 - 9985] ~ (9985-9886+1)/10000 = 0.01 (~ once per 100 rolls)
[9986 - 9993] ~ (9993-9986+1)/10000 = 0.0008 (~ once per 1250 rolls)
[9994 - 9997] ~ (9997-9994+1)/10000 = 0.0004 (~ once per 2500 rolls)
[9998 - 9999] ~ (9999-9998+1)/10000 = 0.0002 (~ once per 5000 rolls)
[10000] ~ 1/20000 = 0.00005 (~ once per 20 000 rolls)

sanity check: 0.98855+0.01+0.0008+0.0004+0.0002+0.00005 = 1

average payout (using values right now): (0.98855*0.00000438)+(0.01*0.00004376)+(0.0008*0.00043764)+(0.0004*0.00437637)+(0.0002*0.04376368)+(0.00005*0.43763676) =  0.00003750 BTC

Whoa, that's much bigger than I thought, but math checks out, it seems.
legendary
Activity: 2044
Merit: 1115
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I'm interested in the odds of winning the top prize. On the face of it, it would seem the odds of rolling a 10,000 would be 1 in 10,000; however due to the way the hash is converted into a five digit number, I suspect this may not actually be the case. But I am not proficient in the math to be able to understand how the hash is converted anyway, so I cannot figure it out myself. (Side note, with the number of rolls this site gets per day, if 1 in 10,000 of them were winning $200, I don't see how the site could generate enough money from ads to stay in business.)

So basically, I'm looking for the odds of rolling in each tier when taking into account the conversion from the hash to a 5 digit number.

0001 - 9885, implied odds: 98.85%; actual odds: ?
9886 - 9985, implied odds: 1.00%; actual odds: ?
9986 - 9993, implied odds: 0.08%; actual odds: ?
9994 - 9997, implied odds: 0.04%; actual odds: ?
9998 - 9999, implied odds: 0.02%; actual odds: ?
10000, implied odds: 0.01%; actual odds: ?

Are the implied odds and the actual odds the same?

From the site:

Quote from: freebitco.in
How are rolls calculated?

Two strings are created :
STRING1 = "[NONCE]:[SERVER SEED]:[NONCE]"
STRING2 = "[NONCE]:[CLIENT SEED]:[NONCE]"
For your last roll :
STRING1 = "5250:1464797785-lIL61ZFZyuaDg8Bb1dxq42CbphyIyos2YUL9itCr3WKIdps1P7ns71eWWcuMjJDa-96.95.116.29:5250"
STRING2 = "5250:3EkoE4cLHBBrGCnx:5250"
Then HMAC-SHA512 is used to hash STRING1 with STRING2 as the secret key, giving us a 128 character hex string.
The first 8 characters of the hex string are taken and converted to a decimal.
This decimal is then divided by 429496.7295 and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This whole number is used as your roll, with the maximum possible value being 10,000.


Emphasis added.

I think that converting the string to a decimal, dividing the string by 429496.7295, and rounding to the nearest whole number probably makes the odds that the result is 10,000 far less than 1 in 10,000.

Does anyone know?
hero member
Activity: 882
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Any proof of lottery pls..

Huh, what kind of proof of lottery are you asking for? This is probably the longest operating Bitcoin faucet that is still paying, and you're implying that the lottery is staged or something? Just go back through the 73 pages of posts, and somewhere, you'll find a post about people hitting the lottery on the site.
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hero member
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I've claimed my bonus a few times yesterday, but I can't find how many times a day you can claim? It's also not in the FAQ section?
As the title says, you can claim every hour.
sr. member
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I've claimed my bonus a few times yesterday, but I can't find how many times a day you can claim? It's also not in the FAQ section?
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