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Can't wait until the jackpot goes off. This is going to be insane.

our grandkids might live to see that Grin

I was thinking the same, it looks like an impossible thing to be seen in the near future. To get the same exact number twice in a row has so low chance but I have just got it on other site. At first I cant believe it but it was real that I roll the same number in a row as shown in this screenshot http://prntscr.com/gqdlj9

with above experience, I'm starting to think that the jackpot on PD will be hit sooner as long as the players notice that they hit 77.77 in a row which is the hardest part because they should keep on watching the rolled number.

it can only be hit once in 10 bil rolls ,besides it has a 100k minimal bet requirement
and you have to hawk the screen since it is a no automatic jackpot
there is a very high chance you miss it
so I'd say yeah,PD got 16 bil rolls,roughly in 5 years,roughly
if you hit 77.77 twice in a row once every 10 billions bets or so and the majority of bets are way below 100.000 margin,lets say people register 1 in 4 results
you will have to roll around 40 bil bets before anyone claims the jackpot
3 billion rolls per year,40/3=13 years on average give or take
but this a very good marketing tool,110 bitcoins jackpot makes you salivate alot

It can be hit once every 100 million rolls Wink

Yeah, but even if you make 100 million rolls it's not guaranteed that you hit the jackpot.

It's like if you bet with 1% win chance it's not guaranteed that you hit the desired number after 100 bets. We all know that it can take 500 bets or even more. Anyway, I wish someone to be so lucky to hit it. Good luck, all! )

Ughhh, how?

Rolling 77.77 has a 1:1000 chance
Rolling it again has a 1:1000 chance
1000*1000= 1 million

So odds of rolling the jackpot are 1 in a million, not 1 in a hundred million

You are wrong, mate.

Rolling 77.77 has a 1:10,000 chance
Rolling it again has a 1:10,000 chance
10,000 x 10,000 = 100 million

But what I was saying is that even if you make 100 million rolls it's not guaranteed that you hit the jackpot.