2. Have great / big community
3. Never had bad history
That's all
Topic: What factors make you trust a dice site? - page 3. (Read 3958 times)
1. There are many people believe that site
2. Have great / big community
3. Never had bad history
That's all
2. Have great / big community
3. Never had bad history
That's all
i think there should be a tutorial on how a probably fair site works.
and how to check its roll being fair, because I also dont know how to check outside from the nonce #`s being in order. but thats about it, on how i know its fair if it doesnt skip #`s.
and how to check its roll being fair, because I also dont know how to check outside from the nonce #`s being in order. but thats about it, on how i know its fair if it doesnt skip #`s.
If you are not very tech-savvy and have no idea how those hashes are computed, there are some third-party verifier like http://dicesites.com that you can use.
I just check how big the community & the history itself
I think that's eniugh
I think that's eniugh
Basically I think most dice sites make money so they have no reason to cheat people.
As long as they have enough capital I highly doubt they will steal and cheat the users.
As long as they have enough capital I highly doubt they will steal and cheat the users.
i think there should be a tutorial on how a probably fair site works.
and how to check its roll being fair, because I also dont know how to check outside from the nonce #`s being in order. but thats about it, on how i know its fair if it doesnt skip #`s.
and how to check its roll being fair, because I also dont know how to check outside from the nonce #`s being in order. but thats about it, on how i know its fair if it doesnt skip #`s.
I rely a lot on the feedback from certain members.
If a site gets any unfavorable remarks, I usually avoid it.
If a site gets any unfavorable remarks, I usually avoid it.
First of all the dice should be probably fair.
Do you mean provable?
1. https security connection
2. contact information
3. withdrawal minimum and conditions
4. reading site's livechat
5. googling "sitename is scam''
6. searching 'sitename tread on bitcointalk
I check these things before starting to play on new site.
When I earn minimal amount I withdraw it just to check how does it work.
i think as long as your site has a nice design, not copied.
and you follow up on all measures of payout and security plus answering questions you should be fine.
but that also means you need to address critics who dont think your site is fair.
and you follow up on all measures of payout and security plus answering questions you should be fine.
but that also means you need to address critics who dont think your site is fair.
That is easier said than done lol. There will always be people having difficulty to understand how "provably fair" works, and some will just keep saying "it is impossible to get x losses consecutively.
i think as long as your site has a nice design, not copied.
and you follow up on all measures of payout and security plus answering questions you should be fine.
but that also means you need to address critics who dont think your site is fair.
and you follow up on all measures of payout and security plus answering questions you should be fine.
but that also means you need to address critics who dont think your site is fair.
The key rule of dice sites is don't play or invest more than you can afford to lose. Since there is no regulation you have to build up trust the old fashioned way - by interacting.
So what makes a site trustworthy? If it is started by someone already established in the bitcoin community. Dooglus is a prime example of this. He'd been active for quite some time before starting Just-Dice.
A legitimate provably fair system. This has been around for years and is a great way to reduce the trust needed for players. Keep in mind that investors can always be cheated.
Good documentation and communication via support and chat.
So what makes a site trustworthy? If it is started by someone already established in the bitcoin community. Dooglus is a prime example of this. He'd been active for quite some time before starting Just-Dice.
A legitimate provably fair system. This has been around for years and is a great way to reduce the trust needed for players. Keep in mind that investors can always be cheated.
Good documentation and communication via support and chat.
They should be %100 "provably fair"
I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
Provably fair only provides for the site not manipulating rules. They could still run with your money and I'm just concerned, that there would be no way to get your money back in that case, since all owners of the top sites are phantoms. Provably fair is a really nice feature that makes me prefer Bitcoin dice sites over fiat currency sites (along with the low house edge I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
).Exactly, and as I said in the above post, being provably fair doesn't prevent the site from cheating. It just helps the players to notice the cheating.
That's why you should really check the site history and feedback before depositing your coins.
They should be %100 "provably fair"
I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
Provably fair only provides for the site not manipulating rules. They could still run with your money and I'm just concerned, that there would be no way to get your money back in that case, since all owners of the top sites are phantoms. Provably fair is a really nice feature that makes me prefer Bitcoin dice sites over fiat currency sites (along with the low house edge I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
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They should be %100 "provably fair"
I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
I never play without the "provably fair" feature.
If it is "Provably Fair", then you are safe. (till your luck decides otherwise at least)
just follow how pd did their site.
1. design
2. answering concerned questions when people asked faq`s
3. payouts
4. do give aways etc
the list goes on, but basically replicate what they are doing.
1. design
2. answering concerned questions when people asked faq`s
3. payouts
4. do give aways etc
the list goes on, but basically replicate what they are doing.
PD has done a very great job, but a new site shouldn't replicate PD's design at all. We have had enough of that.
just follow how pd did their site.
1. design
2. answering concerned questions when people asked faq`s
3. payouts
4. do give aways etc
the list goes on, but basically replicate what they are doing.
1. design
2. answering concerned questions when people asked faq`s
3. payouts
4. do give aways etc
the list goes on, but basically replicate what they are doing.
there was a recent incident on pd, on how they handled a attack.
each time, stunna is responding to the base of the important statements towards his site. I would trust any site, that follows the same level integrity. Outside from the whole timely payout thing.
each time, stunna is responding to the base of the important statements towards his site. I would trust any site, that follows the same level integrity. Outside from the whole timely payout thing.
Factors that I use to give trust a dice site is:
1- Time of creation. More old is, better is
2- Constant presence on the forum
3- Constant communication with the user
4- Time for withdrawal must be instant
5- quantity of btc invested in that site
1- Time of creation. More old is, better is
2- Constant presence on the forum
3- Constant communication with the user
4- Time for withdrawal must be instant
5- quantity of btc invested in that site
it really depends on how they handle security in my view. if they do it very poor, and the user based is effected, then everyone will leave something similar like that one site called dicebitco.in that lost over night due to a supposedly a rogue employee.
it was a huge mess with people who invested on that site on the investor side. outside from the player side manipulation.
it was a huge mess with people who invested on that site on the investor side. outside from the player side manipulation.
Dicebitco.in didn't have a security issue. Instead, they have been caught cheating, not just once but twice.
How come a provably fair site is cheating?
The provably fair feature can't stop a site from cheating. But if a site cheats, its players will notice and can prove it.
Dicebitco.in cheated by skipping nonce. In layman's terms, they skip the bets that you will win, and only give you bets that you lose.
I don't really care about the license, although your post did made me think about its requirement in the future. For now the only think I look for in a dice site is that it's provably fair, instant deposit/withdrawals, trustworthy owner and that it works smoothly.
Yes. The best things is the support and their trustworthy. I am really a loyal clients for the site that serve me that way.
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