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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Is Satoshi Dice Provably Fair??
by
cryptoangel
on 03/07/2020, 06:55:26 UTC
I agree with you, I don't find anywhere on the website where they say what algorithm they use to generate the dice roll number...  Undecided
So I don't understand how the players can check if the roll number is right or not. Thus, the game is maybe fair, but currently it isn't provably fair.
Yes, most of the game especially if it is a gambling platform would not be fair unless if it is online your betting with someone else that is online too and that would get you high percentage of winning 50/50%.

However, there are games that will let you win depending on your strategy and the demand for that game. If there are lot of players that made some losses then playing it would be at great advantage for one.could.have higher chances of winning. Betting games gives you 40/60% chance of winning and if there are losses in the previous players had made then probably you can have the higher chance of winning and that is only based on my presumption.

This is how I play I let other loss the games they play then I bet after them plying. It works as i can win confidently in the betting games.
No, odds to win and house edge have nothing to do with the provably fairness of the game.
All jackpots have very low odds, it doesn't mean they aren't fair.
The provably fairness is the ability to prove the house is not cheating you or has no way to do it. By providing the house seed hash before the beginning of the game, the house can't change its seed depending on the player's bet.
But if the house doesn't explain how it computes the roll number from the seed, the player can't check there is no cheating.
 

They are not fair is not a personal opinion of Anyone in my understanding because I have came across some threads which are I am sharing below to see the scam complaints and others stuffs about Satoshidice.

Main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.5480
discussion: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5180641.0
Scam accusation: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1758269.0

I believe this is already been discussed many times if have concerns about that we can reinstate the thread by asking there.