I play slowly but surely
what´s your strategy? you are using autobet?
It seems so, and he is betting at 3.667x payout.
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December 04, 2014, 07:51:53 AM
what´s your strategy? you are using autobet?
It seems so, and he is betting at 3.667x payout.
December 04, 2014, 07:30:55 AM
I play slowly but surely
what´s your strategy? you are using autobet?
December 04, 2014, 07:25:03 AM
I play slowly but surely
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December 04, 2014, 06:48:17 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
paste the bet id on chat and you can see what seed he is using. or you can look it up on https://pd3.co/ if you have any of his previous bet id (can be seen on all bets)
do pvp bets have IDs?
no but if he had made any normal bets and you happen to catch the bet on 'all bets' , you can see his seed.
but then , theres - ### behind the seed. so i guess it's not easy to know what is someones current seed
PvP seed is different than ur seed on other bets. So u can't know ur opponents seed unless he tells u .
Thanks for the clarification Micro
December 04, 2014, 06:47:18 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
paste the bet id on chat and you can see what seed he is using. or you can look it up on https://pd3.co/ if you have any of his previous bet id (can be seen on all bets)
do pvp bets have IDs?
no but if he had made any normal bets and you happen to catch the bet on 'all bets' , you can see his seed.
but then , theres - ### behind the seed. so i guess it's not easy to know what is someones current seed
PvP seed is different than ur seed on other bets. So u can't know ur opponents seed unless he tells u .
December 04, 2014, 06:32:11 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
paste the bet id on chat and you can see what seed he is using. or you can look it up on https://pd3.co/ if you have any of his previous bet id (can be seen on all bets)
do pvp bets have IDs?
no but if he had made any normal bets and you happen to catch the bet on 'all bets' , you can see his seed.
but then , theres - ### behind the seed. so i guess it's not easy to know what is someones current seed
December 04, 2014, 06:30:55 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
Obviously PD is not cheating and I am sure they can make enough money the normal way. But just explaining.
December 04, 2014, 06:30:24 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
paste the bet id on chat and you can see what seed he is using. or you can look it up on https://pd3.co/ if you have any of his previous bet id (can be seen on all bets)
do pvp bets have IDs?
December 04, 2014, 06:29:30 AM
Like how 'Robbinhood' knew the outcome of the next roll, its not hard for the house to know yours too. cheers.
Robinhood is hacker when PD is ddos. I think he give shell to PD to exploit PD seed.. and generate... Very intelligent.. But very black hat @@That's what we are assuming but we have to wait for Stunna's official remark to know what really happened
December 04, 2014, 06:27:54 AM
Like how 'Robbinhood' knew the outcome of the next roll, its not hard for the house to know yours too. cheers.
Robinhood is hacker when PD is ddos. I think he give shell to PD to exploit PD seed.. and generate... Very intelligent.. But very black hat @@ December 04, 2014, 06:25:01 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
paste the bet id on chat and you can see what seed he is using. or you can look it up on https://pd3.co/ if you have any of his previous bet id (can be seen on all bets)
December 04, 2014, 06:19:58 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
i am reasonably confident that both of us were challenging and accepting during our betting sessions, so I was not consistently last to act. I did not consider this possibility. How would an oponent be able to see what seed i have set? even in theory?
December 04, 2014, 05:58:42 AM
Like how 'Robbinhood' knew the outcome of the next roll, its not hard for the house to know yours too. cheers.
December 04, 2014, 05:54:34 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
"To create roll numbers for PVP, the same process described above is used with a minor change. The server seed is your seed and the opponents seed is the client seed."
This means that if the last person is the house, they could cheat. Because they know already the opponent's seed and could generate an own seed that have a favorable outcome. My guess is that you couldn't be cheated if you are last to act and already see the HASH of the opponent's seed (is that possible? or you never see any hash?)
Either way, I personally do not think PD cheats. But it is right to say PVP is not really provably fair. I personally don't know a real solution to it.
December 04, 2014, 05:49:53 AM
December 04, 2014, 05:48:27 AM
.... you feel i cheated you or what? i dont understand how primedice can be provably fair and pvp not, it is clear that they use the same system.
This confuses me too?!
December 04, 2014, 05:46:17 AM
PvP is provably fair if u play against somebody u know and u are sure he is not "the house" .
Because on pvp if somebody knows ur seed he can cheat .
So basically house could cheat while playing against u.
So in that matter it isn't provably fair. But u can also verify ur bets on pvp .
So just play with friends and people u know and u are safe.
Because on pvp if somebody knows ur seed he can cheat .
So basically house could cheat while playing against u.
So in that matter it isn't provably fair. But u can also verify ur bets on pvp .
So just play with friends and people u know and u are safe.
December 04, 2014, 05:45:44 AM
Nicely done 
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December 04, 2014, 05:23:58 AM
just want say thank you prime dice lol
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