Quote from: jackg on January 05, 2019, 12:40:43 PM

It's not the system clock you need to change for Google auth, you have to go into the auth app and sync it with Google's servers.

The most quinny has said so far is 'make two aciubts' @quinny, it doesn't get corrected by my autocorrect so you are now quinny Grin

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I did say to resynch. I don't know for sure about the system clock but I have had a couple of support tickets where the user claimed that fixed the problem for them.

Quote from: jackg on January 06, 2019, 12:07:06 AM

Quote from: STT on January 05, 2019, 11:22:37 PM

Quote from: jackg on January 05, 2019, 12:40:43 PM

It's not the system clock you need to change for Google auth, you have to go into the auth app and sync it with Google's servers.

Usually the time will sync up after just powering down and leaving it for a minute before restarting the app and so on

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I'll agree that guy seriously got lucky with just 593 tickets winning 0.69 btc is the perfect way to end the year and enjoy the new year.

Sounds very lucky but nothing is impossible! I just wonder what percentage that is, like 1% I guess

Much less.
You can find the number of tickets but it's notmally a few hundred million if I remember rightly...

It was 271,503,489 last week. So 0.0002184133995% chance and all provably fair chosen by the bitcoin network. Some idiots think we play our own lottery and the winners don't exist. If we did that it would increase the prizes by adding more tickets. It makes as much sense as wetsuit playing dice on his own site. There is no point in taking both sides of the bet.