Welcome to the forum! I hope it works out for your Dice Game! Let us know when it's done.
thank youwhen it's done I will post it on the forum
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when it's done I will post it on the forum
Bonedice how much are you paying for ?
pay for what？ the game is under construction
Another new member here. Longtime reader, first time poster. Welcome to the boards!
Bonedice how much are you paying for ?
Welcome to the forum! I hope it works out for your Dice Game! Let us know when it's done.
Please correct me if i'm wrong but if the players have a positive "expectation" You will have a negative "expectation"
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
I'm sorry ，maybe I didn't explain clearly because my mother tongue isn't English
The payout must associate with the prize pool in a positive "expectation" game. and the payout must be limited
for example:
dice from 1-100
your bet = 1BTC
the prize pool = 100BTC
the payout no more than the pool
Prize: #1 chance 1% dice =1 payout: 20+(pool/10) x = 30 BTC expectation=0.3
Prize: #2 chance 25% 1
but when the prize pool grow the "expectation" will be positive
your bet = 1BTC
the prize pool > 300BTC
Prize: #1 chance 1% dice =1 payout: 20+(pool/10) x > 50 BTC expectation>0.5
Prize: #2 chance 25% 1
so the prize pool will float near 300BTC
this is just a simple example
I didn't think you had thought it through but it seems good.
I'm far from a mathematician lol but that makes sense to me, nice work.
Welcome. I am also new. Enjoy your stay!
Hello 
Please correct me if i'm wrong but if the players have a positive "expectation" You will have a negative "expectation"
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
I'm sorry ，maybe I didn't explain clearly because my mother tongue isn't English
The payout must associate with the prize pool in a positive "expectation" game. and the payout must be limited
for example:
dice from 1-100
your bet = 1BTC
the prize pool = 100BTC
the payout no more than the pool
Prize: #1 chance 1% dice =1 payout: 20+(pool/10) x = 30 BTC expectation=0.3
Prize: #2 chance 25% 1
but when the prize pool grow the "expectation" will be positive
your bet = 1BTC
the prize pool > 300BTC
Prize: #1 chance 1% dice =1 payout: 20+(pool/10) x > 50 BTC expectation>0.5
Prize: #2 chance 25% 1
so the prize pool will float near 300BTC
this is just a simple example
Please correct me if i'm wrong but if the players have a positive "expectation" You will have a negative "expectation"
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
Take PrimeDice for example, at x2 they give the player 49.5% chance to win which means in the long run the odds are against the player by just .5%
If it were to be the other way around you would be the one with the negative profit.
I want to develop a new bitcoin dice game, and the mathematical expectation of the prize will be positive.
So you want to lose money? 
no， no one want to lose money .
many gambling games have positive expectation :
Texas Hold'em
slot machine
and some Lottery tickets
positive expectation not means the makers will lose money , but the player easier to win.
I want to develop a new bitcoin dice game, and the mathematical expectation of the prize will be positive.
So you want to lose money?
hello 
Very honored to be a member of this community.
I want to develop a new bitcoin dice game, and the mathematical expectation of the prize will could be positive.
So I must get some research on bitcoin and the client through this forum before.
I want to develop a new bitcoin dice game, and the mathematical expectation of the prize will could be positive.
So I must get some research on bitcoin and the client through this forum before.
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