Topic: Simple Crypto Gaming. [FOR SALE] (Read 2154 times)

Not sure if you are aware of this but I was on your site today again and tried the faucet.
Claimed I won 48 bits, didn't get any.

Thanks! Will work on that tonight.

Faucet system might be broken. My first time using the faucet and it said I got 33 bits from last claim. Checked my balance and I still had 0 bits.

thank you i get free bits to try this game
but i found the games not interested too simple
and the bet not real time but i know this is a simple crypto gaming
as far as i know not any problem at there

Something was wrong while I was playing. I claim the faucets, then I pressed play on the game, it showed that "progression circle" and it never got out of there and I saw no cards. I pressed played on the top menu, next to the login etc, and I saw that my balanced had increased by 10 credits.

I kept trying but I always had to do that, so I never saw the game working, and I only knew if I won or lost by "refreshing" my balance when I pressed play on the top menu.

There's a difference between having possession of the coins (which app owners do not) and having access to it through interactions.

When one makes a deposit from Moneypot to an app page, the coins are still on Moneypot's side.  They are not in the App owner's hands.  In this sense, they are not able to simply *steal* the funds that are deposited.

This however, does not mean that you only have to trust MoneyPot.  This warning is in effect, because there are actions that can be made on the app owners side that can be used to ultimately move these funds to their side through malicious or deceptive coding.  In this sense, they could move your funds from the app page into their own hands.  This of course would lead to blacklisting and we'd do all we could to stop them from moving the coins out but there is always the risk that it could happen.

This is why I believe it is best to only deposit into an app what you plan to directly play with and then once finished to always cash out back to the MoneyPot side.

Actually, I believe you are wrong there.

App owners can control* a player's balance in the app. As it clearly states Any money you deposit into the app gives it full control over that balance.

*tip or bet or whatever.

JPR, that is not at all what the message implies.

App Owners DO NOT have the ability to steal your coins once deposited.  

Furthermore, they DO NOT have any possession at all to coins that are deposited.  

The warning has more to do with the fact that MoneyPot is not responsible for actions placed within the site itself.  Moneypot can not control which actions are placed or verify that the site will do what they state they are going to do.

As for ownership of the funds themselves, they will always be on MoneyPot side.  Even if the site disappears, you are still able to withdraw your coins back to Moneypot through their app page in MoneyPot.

What does it mean to deposit money into an app? What is my app balance?
To keep applications firewalled from your Moneypot wallet, Moneypot requires you to "deposit" bitcoin into an app before you can use/spend it at that app. If you have 1,000 bits deposited in an app, then the app only has access to those 1,000 bits. When you're done with an app, simply withdraw the app balance back into your Moneypot wallet. Alternatively, you can simply disable an app which will prevent that app from accessing the funds you're deposited in it. You can always re-enable the app in the future.

You only want to deposit money into apps that you trust. However, even if you trust an app's owners, you still want to minimize the amount of money you have deposited into apps. Imagine if an attacker breaches an app's database or finds an exploit that gives them access to your balance at that app. Or imagine if the app owner left their app's database password on a post-it-note near their computer and their roommate gained access to their server. Moneypot has no control over these scenarios, but you have control over the amount of bitcoin you risk at an app.

The point is that you need to remain vigilant about limiting the amount of risk you expose your money to. Since apps are created and managed by users, Moneypot cannot guarantee that apps are written securely. In other words, Moneypot does not know if an app has any security holes or not that, for example, would allow an attacker to spend your balance with that app. Moneypot does not know if an app owner has their database password sitting out on their desk.

Understanding these risks is crucial.

So you wont increase the size but ask me to withdraw 500bit and then continue with other 500? You cant even make this site bigger if you limit your balance like I get it and this game dont give us any advantage to win?
Is this a joke?
I dont know if there are many people will play at your site

Thanks for informing me of the 1000 bit limit. Will look into it.

You can double your bet! If you bet 10 bits and lose on a draw, you place your cursor over the betbox and change the value of the wager.

Yes, if you lose the draw and redraw, you lose both wagers.

No, you cannot keep redrawing. That would give the player an obvious advantage! MP would not accept the wager.

Try withdrawing some bits. Maybe take out 500 and place it in your MP wallet for the time being. That should free you up to play!

Gave the game a try just now with 2 bits. First result 10h, redrew and got 9s (2->4 bits)! .