Quote from: Ulven on Today at 07:51:29 PM

I smell a scent here, how can we trust your simple website with just one page and no license? How can we find out if your website is open source? Where can we get the smart contract to verify it? I believe you'll have to answer these questions for us to know if you're trying to deceive the community.

The Game is on blockchain. If one knows what to look for they can see all the games, all the random numbers and how they generated. Users wont trust my word but they can see smart contract and how it works

Quote from: terrific on Today at 08:04:07 PM

Quote from: https://dym.game/

How to Play
1. Enter the game by purchasing a ticket
2. Smart contract will wait for 2 users to enter the game.
3. Smart contract picks a winner and transfers funds.

Okay, so here are the instructions that you have for your game. Starting from 1 and 2, just as what's asked to you by AbuBhakar that what if no one is really interested on this game because it's not appealing at all. Or let us say that there's one that has deposited and bought a ticket. What happens next if no one comes next to that person? Will the game will keep going? I doubt it, will his/her money gets refunded? Not that much of your policies can be read because there's no FAQ. Is this just a "try out" project you've made and doing it if it's going to click or nah?

if you started the game but no counterparty has joined you can click on ticket again and get refund
Reason there is no FAQS user wont trust me anyway but if they know how to read smart contract they will see that the game is legit.
But I heard all of yours complains and will most likely redo the design to make it more appealing