Quote from: dooglus on February 17, 2015, 06:05:21 PM

Quote from: Kprawn on February 17, 2015, 09:38:45 AM

Well there goes my theory that it only reach those levels, when people are not in the game.

With it being Open source, most questions was answered around theories like mine. Grin

.... I guess people just need a "fall guy" when betting is not going their way.

We even thought there was a "panic button" and that was blown out of the water too. {So no magic button to force a ZERO counter at will}

Nice to see a site, where the user acctually have a chance to hit it big. Grin

The game is now provably fair. Each game's seed is the hash of the next game's seed. The hashes form a chain all the way back to the first provably fair game from a few weeks ago.

Being "open source" doesn't help at all, because there's no way you can know whether the server is running the same source code that is published. What does matter is that the game is provably fair, and that is independent of its open-source-ness.

Dooglus, that's an interesting point about whether you know that a server is running an executable which is actually compiled from some open source code it's supposed to be compiled from. It seems to me that there might be some way to validate the executable via cryptography, but I don't have a concrete proposal. Very good point.