Quote from: ChrisP11 on September 09, 2013, 09:39:48 PM

Quote from: drawingthesun on September 09, 2013, 10:25:17 AM

Quote from: Actor_Tom_Truong on September 09, 2013, 03:43:29 AM

A fan notified me recently that they've tested out the site Just-dice.com for hours and have concluded that the site is rigged.
It has a built in bot to prevent people from winning.

Gamblers beware of the site Just-dice.com you've been warned.

Server seed generated and hashed, user has the hash.

User adds client seed after the fact, and nonce is 1,2,3......

The whole thing runs through HMAC.

So if you take the hash, add a client seed and roll, its impossible to rig.

This is why I sometimes hate the community here, people like you really try to ruin everything.

For anyone reading this, Actor_Tom_Truong is yet another lame technophobe idiot trying to further push this community into the gutter.

A "bot" can't do anything because your own rolls are predetermined, even though dooglus could look to see what outcome you may get, there is no way he can change that outcome.

I assume that someone with access to the server has access to the server seed.

Are there any safeguards in place that prevent an administrator from creating an account, using the (now known) server seed, client seed, and nonce from predicting the results and therefore reliably producing winnings over time? Sure, assuming they are an investor, they'd be stealing from themselves, if left pocket to right is stealing, but they'd truly be stealing from the other investors.

Apologies is this has been discussed before.

Your are right, the only risk is to investors not gamblers. Dooglus (admin/owner) can look at his rolls and make a new account and just win the investors money. We do put a lot of trust in Dooglus on the investor side of things. However the gambling side is trustless.