Topic: 🌟🎲🌟 MoneyPot.com - page 40. (Read 119079 times)

The house edge is 9.22%.

Ouchies, that's like 10% of the bankroll in a single bet?  


Hmm, a "jackpot style bet" is a very interesting case. Because it's so accessible to players (they can do it with only a few bits),  it allows virtually anyone to push investors into negative bankroll growth. I'm not sure what the house edge of the game, but let's just assume it was 15% and the gambler was aiming to win 10% of the house bankrol. From investors point of view, their EV would be 4.5% of what ever the gambler is betting (0.3 * 0.15) -- however, they're risking 10% ... which puts the investment a 2.2x kelly risk each bet (and any kelly above 2 means investors should expect to lose money over the long term).

(Although, I could be off base here, if the house edge was > 20%, then that's totally fine. Investors just got very unlucky).

Anyway, congratulations to the winner! Pretty incredible win

Ouchies, that's like 10% of the bankroll in a single bet?  


Hmm, a "jackpot style bet" is a very interesting case. Because it's so accessible to players (they can do it with only a few bits),  it allows virtually anyone to push investors into negative bankroll growth. I'm not sure what the house edge of the game, but let's just assume it was 15% and the gambler was aiming to win 10% of the house bankrol. From investors point of view, their EV would be 4.5% of what ever the gambler is betting (0.3 * 0.15) -- however, they're risking 10% ... which puts the investment a 2.2x kelly risk each bet (and any kelly above 2 means investors should expect to lose money over the long term).

(Although, I could be off base here, if the house edge was > 20%, then that's totally fine. Investors just got very unlucky).

Anyway, congratulations to the winner! Pretty incredible win

For reference, user 'NotTardy' has hit a Dust Lottery jackpot for an amount of 94 bitcoin.

Is this for real? Moneypot's official email is not [email protected] (or something along these lines, with their domain in address) but google mail instead?
No wonder people are confused and are asking if this is some weird phishing attempt. IMO it is not professional when company is using public mails for business purposes.

Currently processing withdrawals manually as a precaution.  Will get yours done quickly.

edit; *All withdrawals cleared
*excluding NotTardy for quick investigation purposes

refill your hot wallet I want to w/d pls  

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IMPORTANT! Redirect this e-mail to your CEO/CFO/any kind of such person
 
Hello,
 
Your website is under DDoS attack by us since 18:22 PM (YOUR TIME)
 
This attack will continue for 1 hour to prove that we are serious.
 
After the 1 hour DDoS attack is finished, we give you 6 hours to send 5 BTC to:
1Az7TzV7vD5etpJNz1h9JV6NzCBjyzgaez
 
If you decide not to pay, we will start the attack at the indicated date and uphold it until you do, there's no counter measure to this. You will only end up wasting more money trying to find a solution.
We will completely destroy your reputation amongst Google and your customers and make sure your website will remain offline until you pay.
Please do not attempt to negotiate with us because you will simply be ignored and the attacks will continue.
 
We expect to receive this WITHIN 6 hours.
If we do not receive 5 BTC within 6 hours, all of your services will suffer from even larger DDoS attacks and we will continue the attacks until you decide to pay.
If you do not pay within 6 hours, the price for us to stop will also increase to 7.5BTC. We will then give you 12 hours to pay the 7.5BTC. If you do not, the price will be increased to 10BTC.
Every 12 hours that you do not pay, 2.5BTC will be added up to the amount.
 
Once the BTC is received and confirmed by us, we will leave you alone. We do bad things but we do keep our promises.
NOTE: We have enough resources to continuously attack your services and we will destroy any mitigation service put in place.
NOTE2: You do not have to reply to these emails (so nobody knows you co-operated with ransom) - we will see what you decide to do based on if we receive the BTC or not.
 
Regards,
ONICPtr
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we are concerned about the BR drop because we are an app owner and big BR attracts players

i see app, please tell me what mean this "terms"

Bets   155,189
Wagered   277,686,233.98 bits
Bets Profit   11,822,820.65 bits (4.26%)
Expected Profit   2,675,920.62 bits (0.96%)

what is Bets Profit?
what is Expected Profit?
what is Wagered?

sorry, i'm beginner

Thanks.

ok.
where is house edge?

those stats are form an app owner view point and not player

you explained it as those are players stats

Bets is the total amount of bets you have wagered/played on the app.
Wagered is the total amount of bitcoin/bits that you have wagered in total for your bets.
Bets Profit is how much profit you have made after accounting for the total amount of bits you have wagered in all of your bets.
Expected Profit... I'm not entirely sure what this number represents, but if I had to guess, it's probably the profit that you'd be expected to make after spending all of your remaining balance, but based on your current betting/profit patterns.

i see app, please tell me what mean this "terms"

Bets   155,189
Wagered   277,686,233.98 bits
Bets Profit   11,822,820.65 bits (4.26%)
Expected Profit   2,675,920.62 bits (0.96%)

what is Bets Profit?
what is Expected Profit?
what is Wagered?

sorry, i'm beginner

Thanks.

all bets tab history if you mean this it is not working yet but reported and Head Dev is taking care of it.

what is your app address?