Topic: PEERBET 2.0 OUT! *DRK*! Peerbet.org/PeerDice.org INVEST 0.3% Edge! Dice BTC/Alts - page 2. (Read 104189 times)

Hi,
Since you offer invest in bankroll do you have cold wallet address for proof of funds?

This might be unintentional but IMHO being cheated would be just too easy on this site. I will explain why:

The first thing I don't like is that you have to use "per roll" system instead of the most used and well tested "nonce system" (like JD, PD, PRC, etc.) But that's not the end of the world.



The real problem is that you don't randomize the clientseed each roll (client-side, so in the browser.) This means that unless the player changes his client seed EVERY roll, you know the outcome in advance. Let's say the player is betting with the martingale strategy on 2x with "High". You know the clientseed in advance so can just create a "random_seed" that makes a favorable bet outcome. Basically you could literally make every bet result "Low".

I do not really think you are doing that(!) BUT provably fair is exactly about not having to trust the site owner. IMO your site cannot be really called provably fair at this moment. Also if you would be cheating, in theory the player could also abuse that by playing in a pattern then switching High to Low on crucial bets. Again, I do -not- think you are cheating, but IMO it is _in theory_ possible.



Short term solution:
Create the random clientseed in the browser, ideally with a cryptographically secure method. So also when pressing the "Randomize" button, the clientseed will be generated in the same way and wouldn't come from an AJAX request (only the need serverhash.) And also the first time the player joins your site.

Long term solution:
Make it with the nonce-method like most sites. The biggest advantage is that players can verify 100+ rolls easily in 1 time since they only need to fill in a few seeds to generate all these roll outcomes - instead of several seeds for EVERY bet. There are other advantages like some ways of casino-side-cheating are easier to achieve with the "per roll" system (for example "stalling".) Note: if you implement this method, make sure you do not leak the serverseed anywhere and use a separator between seeds and nonce.



Hope you can improve the provably fair implementation

continually times out after trying to dice...with "Ooops, something went wrong".


Seems not to be fixed at all..

Chuck

Is there any way to benchmark the roll speed over time? Something I'm liking from AutoDice Pro is that it shows rolls/second, which is awesome for seeing differences after updates.

I do not see any difference in roll speed i like wheel more than dice

Outage window complete - new version of Peerbet with faster rolls and better hardware is up and running!

https://www.peerbet.org

Welp, that was a good use of a weekend, lol!

Ok - https://www.peerbet.org/dice/ is back up!

We will have another *scheduled* outage tomorrow, 22:30 PM UTC as we upgrade our web server, and make some code changes to enable faster rolls.

Rollin.io is also slow, but BetterBets is quick. You can do upwards of 15 rolls per second if you run a few windows. Default is around 5-6 rolls per second. Definitely worth checking out if you want quick rolls.

i agree that rolls are pretty slow though the leading dice website primedice also has slow rolls so i think it starts to be tendency that all websites are having slow rolls

Rolling speeds are insanely slow here compared to pretty much any other dice site. I'll be steering clear until these are updated. Nice site otherwise.