Quote from: dooglus on May 19, 2013, 08:40:43 PM

Also, what happens if I'm playing with just the 0.0001 starting bonus, play it up to say 0.0003 and then get disconnected from my ISP and my IP address changes? The balance is too small to get cashed out, so does it stay in my account for when I next log in?

If you have less than 0.0005 balance and you logout or your session is killed you will not receive any cashout. Instead your balance will be there for when you next play

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EDIT: Hmm that's very weird. I just tested it to make sure it's all good before posting this. However it's still attempting to cash out. It was one of the changes we made just before we released, I assume it wasn't implemented. Definitely consider this fixed very soon

Quote from: dooglus

I think it's good to have a max payout instead of a max bet. But did you consider instead allowing a max profit per bet? So the player is allowed to profit by 5 BTC per bet. Then on the 2% bet they can bet 490 BTC to win 495 BTC (profit = 5 BTC). I think Mr. Kelly would approve.

I believe the 5 BTC profit would hurt us a lot. If someone did as you say bet constant 495 BTC on a 5 BTC profit per bet, on average they're going to win around 490 BTC before they lose their initial bet. That's a hard amount to afford Tongue

We could always lower the max win, but then our bettors who like betting fairly big on the 50/50 rolls will be neglected. It's a bit of a hard spot I must say.

Quote from: dooglus

I'm considering making a Chrome plugin that watches as you play provably fair games and checks the hashes for you. I think it would add value to players who don't know how to check the hashes for themselves, or can't be bothered to. And having it developed by a third party rather than the house itself adds weight to its verification of your fairness too I think.

With regards to your plugin suggestion, that would be great. I understand our provably fair can come off fairly confusing, so something like that would definitely be a very worthwhile thing for us to have implemented and would be highly appreciated.

Quote from: Quartx on May 20, 2013, 12:31:02 AM

I think i may have found part of the problem, for certain people like me in certain countries, isps implement dynamic ips, so everytime my router restarts my ip changes, dunno if tt could be a problem with the auto cashing out

This won't be a problem at all. Just as long as your IP doesn't change during a session. And even if it did all it would do is cash you out and you could redeposit.

We're actively noting down all feedback and will be hard at work these coming weeks to deliver the best experience possible. Thanks for all the help!