Topic: Just-Dice.com : Invest in 1% House Edge Dice Game - page 81. (Read 435457 times)

So sick of the lag today.

So sick of the lag today.

What happened!?
Since yesterday when I tried that Wait x seconds, I put it to wait 100000 seconds. Woke up and changed it 0 and now the site is laggy as hell.

Can't play properly.

Just-Dice is not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.  Nor with the Uzbekistan Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

This

It's interesting. He's a lot worse than me. At least I blamed magic seeds. He's not making any sense at all.

Please stop responding to this guy. He's the eternal return of TECHICENINE/Ira H. Fuchs/etc. Beggar, scammer, nonsensical sentences.

The site can "detect" the size of the stake on each bet because the user provides it.  There's no "detection" required.

I do log IP addresses but fail to see how this is in any way connected to the issue of "adjusting odds".

The algorithm used to generate the numbers you roll is public, and independent of the stake and chance the user picks.  The whole sequence of rolls to infinity is pre-selected when your pair of seeds is selected in fact.  You can verify this fact for yourself using the tool on Mooshire's page, linked at the bottom of the 'Fair?' tab.

The site is currently in profit, and only plays for Bitcoin.  So rather than "lost lil $" we "won lot BTC" or whatever.


Just-Dice is not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.  Nor with the Uzbekistan Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

no what i'm saying is however you do it your system can detect when a user raises the bet, do you log IP addresses?
I suspect you do and use this info to adjust odds, to mitigate your risk. I know this is a system wide issue so don't start saying you only lost lil $ or whatever 

you registered with the SEC?   whos your registering agent? tia

Those reports are anonymised and exist only so that investors can check that Just-Dice isn't running a fractional reserve operation.  Each week I list all the investment amounts and their sum.  Each investor is responsible for checking that I list their amount.  Then they can verify that the cold wallet does actually hold the amount it should.

If I omit any investor's amount then that's a cause for concern, since then I could be holding less coins than I should be.

It's really hard to work out what you're trying to say in your posts sometimes.  I get a general sense that you're angry and think the site is doing something wrong, but it's not clear to me what you think that is.  I mentioned in the JD chat that the rolls are provably fair, but you don't seem to understand what that means.  If there's anything I can help you with so you can fully understand how the site works, and how it is impossible for me it to cheat you, please do help me to help you.

If you're looking for a casino to be mad at, check out https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/welcome-to-the-greatest-bitcoin-casino-on-earth-310561 - they have openly admitted that their games will deliberately make players lose when the casino's bankroll is too low.  When I asked how they can behave in such a way they locked the thread and opened a new one with is self moderated.  When I asked the same question in the new thread they just deleted my post.  Now there's a casino fully deserving of your insightful criticism.

You lost 3 out of 4 93% bets.  Each roll is effectively independent of all the others.  You have a 7% chance of losing each of them.

If you play only 4 times and lose 3 of them, that's pretty unlucky.  If you play enough times you're almost certain to have a run where you lose 3 out of 4.

I'm not really sure I understand the question, but does that answer it?

Those reports are anonymised and exist only so that investors can check that Just-Dice isn't running a fractional reserve operation.  Each week I list all the investment amounts and their sum.  Each investor is responsible for checking that I list their amount.  Then they can verify that the cold wallet does actually hold the amount it should.

If I omit any investor's amount then that's a cause for concern, since then I could be holding less coins than I should be.

It's really hard to work out what you're trying to say in your posts sometimes.  I get a general sense that you're angry and think the site is doing something wrong, but it's not clear to me what you think that is.  I mentioned in the JD chat that the rolls are provably fair, but you don't seem to understand what that means.  If there's anything I can help you with so you can fully understand how the site works, and how it is impossible for me it to cheat you, please do help me to help you.

If you're looking for a casino to be mad at, check out https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/welcome-to-the-greatest-bitcoin-casino-on-earth-310561 - they have openly admitted that their games will deliberately make players lose when the casino's bankroll is too low.  When I asked how they can behave in such a way they locked the thread and opened a new one with is self moderated.  When I asked the same question in the new thread they just deleted my post.  Now there's a casino fully deserving of your insightful criticism.

There's a pretty high correlation of self moderated topics and scams.

Somebody else posted complaining that a self moderated thread is suspicious.  I wonder if my reply will survive this time:

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The message they sent you was:

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It's out of order for slot machines in my opinion.

You deleted my post in which I raised some very valid concerns about how your games are rigged.