Quote from: piratemonigan on November 09, 2013, 03:32:24 PM

Good day lady and gentleman!

I want to tell you about my project, which has no analogues in the market Bitcoin services. Let me start by saying that I'm interesting in the lotteries for a long time and like to try my luck. They attracted me because for a small amount of money, you can not experience the incomparable feeling of pleasant expectation, and, of course, best of all - it's emotion of winning. I have recently started using Bitcoin to pay for goods and services. Naturally, as probably all of you, I saw games that use Bitcoins and a variety of online casinos, but for me this is not interesting. The question in my mind has matured itself, if Bitcoins are accepted everywhere, why lottery don't sell tickets for Bitcoins and don't pay winnings in Bitcoins. I decided to implement this project. I created a website, bought equipment and start to work. I decided to broadcast 3 times a week (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) at 14:00 UTC. My lottery is different from the others, even national, so that anyone can watch the live broadcast, instead of recording, it eliminates the spoofing of results. You can watch live broadcasting on justin.tv. I have previous draws on my channel on youtube.com.

Feel free to let me know if you have any questions.

Web site: http://bitcoinlotter.com
Last news: https://twitter.com/bitcoinlotter
Live broadcasting: http://www.justin.tv/bitcoinlotter
Previous draws: https://www.youtube.com/bitcoinlotter

I like the idea but u need to be more transparent. How much u will charge for service, what kind of prizes u have. Do i have to hit all 5 numbers or i can hit 3 numbers for payout. Stuff like that. No one will send u coins if u not gonna be honest about your service.

One more thing:

In sending address there is dot at the end of the address. Tell me this should be like that, or add copy to clipboard button.

16RNxQJXNRPUX3jKnnbb7jDvh4iuF12Gig. is not the same as 16RNxQJXNRPUX3jKnnbb7jDvh4iuF12Gig

Good luck