Quote from: JohnBitCo on Today at 08:17:39 AM

Quote from: pawanjain on Today at 07:56:49 AM

Quote from: TheQuin on Today at 04:04:50 AM

I've finally persuaded wetsuit to take a serious look at LN. It came from a discussion we had recently about our dust problem (229 BTC that's too expensive to consolidate).

First, we'll add Lightning Network deposits and after that's been running for a while we'll start charging a very small fee for sub 30,000 deposits via the blockchain to pay for the consolidation.

Wow, now that's some good progress Freebitco.in is making. Also, how about adding internal transfers as well.
That way users who trust each other can deposit their tokens in a single transaction and then doing free internal transfer to themselves.
I don't know how it would benefit freebitco.in but it would certainly benefit it's users and eventually increase the userbase as well.

Internal transfer between the freebitco accounts will really help and in some cases may save transactions fee. If you have brothers, sisters or wife having freebitco account, then due to free internal transfer, they can move their earnings in one account and withdraw it once saving multiple tx fees. Lets hope this feature is built soon.

I agree but Freebitcoin has to be careful with families, oftentimes "families" are just one single cheater in reality unfortunately Undecided

Quote from: soslex on February 06, 2021, 10:12:01 PM

Quote from: HeitorMessias on February 06, 2021, 09:50:53 PM

I'm not an expert in mathematics, but the chances of winning the rolex is not 1 in 1 billion, the correct is 1 in 15, this is the logic of probability (if it is FAIR game). I have already ordered a study for a friend who knows how to perform this type of mathematical operation, so that I can come here to expose my doubt more clearly. I know that probability is not an exact science.

You don't have an equal chance of winning every prize. If that were the case we could all quit our jobs and just spin the WOF once a day every day until freebitco.in went bankrupt.

Since you have an equal chance of rolling each number (except 0 and 1,000,000,000, each of which is 0.5 times less likely than all other numbers to hit), You can calculate the odds of winning each prize from the table below.

I didn't really see this table, by the logic I thought it was a simulation of the real wheel of fortune, thank you very much for the information.

Today I won 5000 sat on the free spin, I'll buy FUN before the 15th for sure Wink

[/quote]Yes I was sure that many users won't find the table, that's why I posted it here when the game has been launched. I'm glad to see it's still used and appreciated Wink