Quote from: yoloer808 on July 03, 2019, 10:34:24 AM

Hm. Still no provably fair algorithm. Very disappointing and shady. How hard is it to copy code that you already have and paste it here or on the site?

I would be careful with this site - it is basically not provably fair.

Sorry for taking longer than you expected.
Since our team only consists of my partner and me our time can be quite limited - we're both working as web dev's and run a family too.

We'll implement the sourcecode for sure, please stay tuned.

Quote from: adaseb on July 04, 2019, 06:00:04 AM

From what I can see, it does use provably fair. Go to the main page, look in the lower panel and click the first link which says Fairness, you will see you are given a Client Seed and a hashed Server seed. You are given the option of changing the client seed, so its definitely provably fair.

I haven't gone thru the manual calculation and testing if the actual seed works but I would assume so. My guess is the site is hard to navigate for some people, especially on mobile so maybe you had trouble locating this but its definately there.

We're definitely provably fair, but yoloer808 has a fair point - since we're currently not distributing our game code people are not able to recalculate the games themselves.
This indeed is a huge problem but I will take care of it as soon as I get back on the code.

Please check back and you'll find the required sourcecode soon

Quote from: leea-1334 on July 04, 2019, 07:03:01 AM

Yes I think that was intentional and a lot of newer dice sites are trying to differentiate from the others in terms of their animations. Some try for cooler looks, others go for realism,,, but like you said, in the end, dice players like their dice to be fast as possible. This is actually the main factor for dicers because they mainly, like me, go for martingale so they need thousands of rolls to happen asap.

Have you tried out disabling the animations under the "Settings" tab?

I have currently limited the requests to 1/sec in order to prevent flooding.
Let me know what you think about it.

Quote from: Haunebu on July 04, 2019, 09:01:50 AM

Disappointing to see some people jump to conclusions without even checking everything properly. yoloer basically presumed this is a scam since he did not bother scanning the entire page thoroughly giving the wrong impressions to people.

Not every site is a scam and people need to be careful before expressing themselves since this could affect the site in a small or big way. It is good to see that a faucet is available now on the site and the op is listening to our feedback.

Thanks for keeping my reputation clean, I'm giving my best to communicate everything we're doing/planning on this thread so people know what's going on.

We're definitely not aiming to scam anyone, we're hoping to establish our own business instead of working as hired web dev's. Wink

With the time the changes will come, hopefully people stay tuned to witness them.