Quote from: zenitzz on October 13, 2016, 09:27:46 PM

Quote from: LunchablesFit on October 13, 2016, 01:31:11 AM

BetterBets, what is going on?

A week or so back you were accused of not allowing users to take advantage of the full client seed range that moneypot offers.

Today, I visit your site and I realized i can't even set the client seed anymore. When hitting save, it does nothing. Its a hoax. The client seed does not update, it uses your "next random" seed. You don't even allow the user to disable seed randomization anymore. WTF, you don't even update the client seed in the input, it requires a full browser refresh to view the next client seed. You physically can only hit the my account tab once. I thought this may have been a browser issue, but I tested in both FireFox and Chrome and was presented with the same result.

Why is that? Is it because your first attempt to forfeit the rights of the player in your "provably fair" system was discovered? I pity your website. You are a disgrace to your users. What is so hard by allowing users to set seeds in the full range? All of the major dice sites do it and if you ever even want to be a player you need to get with the program.

Its no wonder Moneypot is sputtering, its crappy app owners like yourself that bring them a bad name.

There are many gamblers who play there and a lot of games are quite popular on the moneypot so i don't believe it in your words "Not Provably Fair AGAIN" easy if they are not probably fair why they are growing fast.

Because we're a decent, honest gambling site who have offered lots of innovative promotions over the past 18 months and because, despite our flaws, we're nice guys.

Until I am shown otherwise, I believe the issue this thread refers to has already been fixed. I asked the guy who started this thread, to tell me exactly what he's doing so I can (maybe) reproduce it. I tested the stuff he reported and as far as I can tell it has been fixed as of a few days ago. Either he enables me to reproduce his problem or he should stop beating a dead horse.