Quote from: CryptoGamesFX on October 25, 2016, 08:31:44 AM

Quote from: adaseb on October 24, 2016, 11:39:51 AM

Looks exciting. We need a reliable forex and binary options broker with Bitcoin.

However what pair is the "WEEKEND FOREX" exactly? Its around 7.00 and there are no pairs which are that price. Is it EUR/USD ? GBP/USD?

Thank you for your comment. Weekend forex is not related to actual forex pairs/currencies, this is a game that simulates the forex (and binary options) mechanics. Results and charts are random generated. RNG generates random numbers between 0 and 36, that's numbers on a classic roulette wheel with one 0. In case of RED/BLACK trading pair red numbers on the roulette wheel generate red candles and black numbers on the wheel generate green candles. The size of the candles depends on how far away on the wheel from the previously generated number the current number is. Maximum distance between two numbers on the roulette wheel is 18 (as there are 37 numbers and we always take the shortest way/direction around the circle). This distance is the size of the candle and represents the "pip" value of the candle on the charts.
Detailed description of how the candles are generated can be found in game rules and descriptions in top right corner of the screen.

The number you where asking about (around 7.00) is the accumulated pip index since the games went live (sum of pip values of all generated candles).

Weekend forex has three trading pairs: RED/BLACK (red numbers generates red candles, black numbers generate green candles), ODD/EVEN (odd numbers generate red candles, even number generate green candles) and LOW/HIGH (low numbers generate red candles, high numbers generate green candles). Pip index value is different for every of this three charts as all three trading pairs behave differently (despite all three charts using the same random number feed - seen on the left side of the user interface).

Please test the games and let us know what you think.

CryptoGamesFX team

I see, now that makes more sense. So will this ever have any actual Forex pairs that match the global markets or is it just in the name because it uses the same candlesticks and such.