Topic: LastWinsAll.com - Experimental game with simple rules - page 2. (Read 3042 times)

I don't know what point you're trying to make here?

Why do you believe that the other more or less large casinos in this section also closed with a funded accounts?

No, but you look like the latest local scammer. It doesn't matter if you pay out on this first game or not. It's already been explained above how it works. Sure, you'll probably pay out on this tiny amount to look legit. Doubt you'd pay out your 1% BTC on a game that got into several Bitcoins though, and nobody is going to be stupid enough to try so it's irrelevant.

guybrushthreepwood and hilariousandco, you are local trolls or what? I already wrote that after the first game everything will be clear about a scam or not.

A one time scam more like  .

No. After the distribution of 99%/1% to start a new game.

Ah, so it's just a one time thing?

You understand that this will not continue indefinitely and bets will stop? And it will happen much faster than you imagine.

It'll sound even unfairer when he doesn’t pay out 

sounds unfair to me

The deadline is 24 hours from the last best, so somebody could then just do that to you, and this is what the OP would want.

Even if OP was not a scam.
I could just watch on blockchain who ever send the highest ammount, and wait for the deadline and send a higher ammount and win

unfair game if you ask me

It would make sense because he would pay out on this, then be all see, this isn't a scam, now send me the big money.

Yes, I have something like that, but with a lot of players.

FalconFly, I think the rules are crystal clear without "carefully & invisibly tilting the table".

yes coinballer at least is only asking for a participation fee and the one with the most coins on his address will win. but still thats not a fair game IMHO. the winner will be the one with the most coins = the rich gets richer
the chance to win should be equal for all participants.

This is actually somewhat similar to CoinBaller

I have played on CoinBaller before and they were honest with paying out bets. I guess we will have to wait and see how legit LastWinsAll is.

Honestly, has anyone ever seen an advertised gambling offer that is truly fair/completely honest down to pure, unaltered luck with a mathematical correct chance to win in relation to investment ?

The operators of these make money (they have to), so gambling is always about carefully & invisibly tilting the table towards the bank. That's the dirty secret behind anything gambling, not much unlike a magician that makes his money fooling people's senses. It's all just about hiding their tricks and presentation/manipulating attention and perception.
I haven't seen a 100% legit/fair gambling service in my whole life and don't expect to ever see one. The most legit ones just skin their players a little enough so they don't feel it and return to the game.

And these "pay more and more to win" schemes are just among the most plain scams in existence
(additionally, on the internet the whole thing becomes much more intransparent and easy to manipulate - in the special internet niche of Bitcoin the scam/skimming probability of ad-hoc/questionable offers is about 99% - which is a rather optimistic estimate)

One would have to be completely blind of greed or downright retarded to fall for such a simplistic scam. But all it takes is 1 out of 1000, that's what these scammers are looking for.
Maybe that's why scammer rhymes so well with spammer - both are looking for the occasional fool in the masses they can rip off.

Yeah, sorry bud but no-one is stupid enough to fall for your scam. Let's be realistic here, even if you were legit we have no assurances that you'll actually pay out when your meant to not to mention that your rules have grey areas and you have no trust on a newbie account...

Yes, I'll publish it. Although everything in sight on blockchain.info.

and You will publish each last bet here? or will it be unknown for all participants?