Quote from: hoeczek on April 28, 2020, 08:03:55 AM

looks nice and I am interested but...

...I have a question, even a few questions:
1. Fee in % is taken every time when someone buy a ticket or at the round end from the jackpot price.
2. Jackpot prize should be set to 0 at the beginning, and it will automatically change when someone buy a ticket? It will get back to zero at next round and start counting again depending on the number of tickets purchased minus a fee? Why this is something you can set manually? If I set this to 10, then how someone can win this if the value doesn't exist I mean there is no crypto.
3. People login using their wallets, so if I know someone else wallet it means I can access his account?
4. Do you plan to create user accounts with passwords and maybe even 2fa (like google authenticator or authy)
5. I can use block.io or coinpayments or both at the same time? block.io is with no fees and coinpayments have 0,50% fee, so it is already added in ticket price?
6. If just one person buy a ticket for let say 1 BTC, fee will be 1% then jackpot is 0,99‬ BTC and if someone would like to withdraw it using coinpayments then 0,99 BTC - 0,50% coinpayments fee.
7. How long do you plan to develop the script, is there a roadmap or you just implement customers ideas.
8. How the support looks like?
9. Do you make some paid customisation on demand? What is the price list, per h / per customization?

I know these questions may seem obvious, but I would prefer to be officially asked, so that there would be no understatement afterwards.

thanks in advanced

To question no. 1: Fee is taken at the end of the round. However, the displayed Prize on the Website is already the prize with the deducted fee.
To question no. 2: It can be incentives to gain more players. The loss can be covered with the income from the fees or through advertising.
To question no. 3: Yes, this might be unsafe though.
To question no. 4: No, but perhaps a PIN system.
To question no. 5: CoinPayments is used to receive incoming deposits and Block.io is used for withdrawals. Since CoinPayments charges a 0.50% fee, it is preferred to set a lottery fee above 1%.
To question no. 6: For withdrawals, Block.io is used which charges the usual miner fee.
To question no. 7: The script is continuously improved with the help of customer ideas and own ideas once or twice a year.
To question no. 8: Support includes update and installation if required.
To question no. 9: Yes, I make paid customization. The prices depend on the customization.

Feel free to drop any ideas. I'll hopefully consider most of them in the next update.