Quote from: jaysabi on January 06, 2017, 05:38:02 PM

Quote from: jerem2398 on January 01, 2017, 07:50:29 AM

Not that Nitro cares, but I recently won 6.67 btc in some sports betting after being down. So I went on DICE just to roll a few times and do a test of their algo's too. So i tested prior to my win with some super small amounts and the %'s of winning seemed to be right for what I had it set to. So as a test I decided to try big values and look at the instant behavior change lol. They claim provably fair on dice but I think something fishy occurred and they have background code that checks the btc values and forces losses more frequently.

Take a look and heed this warning users of Nitro, do not use their DICE feature:

Rolling with low values system behavior:

https://postimg.org/image/l8uwifv3d/ ,

Vs rolling with high value system behavior(close enough to the same win % chance rates):

https://postimg.org/image/blgu1a2mn/ ,

tested it pretty well but did not feel like burning any more precious btc into it.

I talked with others in the nitro chat and many said they found similar behavior where low values tended to win more frequently than attempting big coin rolls.

I may have gotten my 6.67 btc ripped from me but you don't have to! Play only sports where you know 100% whats going on in the background because I don't trust Nitro anymore.

Thanks,
satoshiBoss[65582]

That's all anecdotal evidence. You don't have near enough data to conclude it's rigged. You would need to show uncharacteristic losses over thousands of bets, not a handful. Variance is far too high with small data sets to conclude anything.

It is said that nitrogen rigs blackjack and dice. But I think fi you are a sports bettor, just bet sports, don't bet others if you want to lose.