I'm mind-blown by the tech that powers this. How did you manage to be so much in sync with the real-time data from another website? The content-type: text/event-stream renders data to the client but it's a mystery how your server is performing the reads with barely any delay. You might be perhaps reading the public web socket data and mapping that to your server but ideally, this shouldn't be possible at all. This is also possibly your selling point so good luck!
Hi,A lot of work has gone into making this possible. While it may seem simple at first glance, achieving real-time data syncing, building the underlying logic, and integrating analytics was no easy task.
We went through multiple MVPs and iterations before arriving at something we felt was solid and reliable enough to present.
In the future, we’re also considering adding APIs so users can sync their own scripts with our data. This would open up possibilities for creating new strategies, like betting when it’s hot and stopping when it’s cold, adding another layer of flexibility for players.
Hi OP, I'm gradually understanding this project after spending about 30 minutes checking and analyzing how it works. I only have accounts with BCgame and Stake but I'm not sure if they're still accessible in my location they seem not to be anymore. I don't really want to use a VPN so maybe you could add MonkeyTilt to your list of casinos.
I rarely played crash games before because I prefer Dice games. Is there any chance you'll have a project for Dice games too? Well there's not much difference between the two since both are provably fair games, right? It really just comes down to the house edge. I'll try using your platform, I think it's worth giving it a shot. There's no harm as long as I understand the risks I'm taking.
I mainly use the Martingale strategy for these types of games but of course it requires a considerable bankroll. I'm excited to start betting again, I think it's manageable to recover quickly, even with less than 10 losing streaks.
Hi!I rarely played crash games before because I prefer Dice games. Is there any chance you'll have a project for Dice games too? Well there's not much difference between the two since both are provably fair games, right? It really just comes down to the house edge. I'll try using your platform, I think it's worth giving it a shot. There's no harm as long as I understand the risks I'm taking.
I mainly use the Martingale strategy for these types of games but of course it requires a considerable bankroll. I'm excited to start betting again, I think it's manageable to recover quickly, even with less than 10 losing streaks.
I appreciate you taking the time to explore the platform. I haven’t heard about MonkeyTilt before, but we’ll definitely take a look at it. We’re currently focusing on adding casinos with a 1% house edge, as anything higher would make the data less accurate and, honestly, less beneficial for players.
As I mentioned in some of my previous posts, the crash game is just a small part of our overall project—more of a showcase to demonstrate what we can do. We’ve got a lot of exciting plans in the works, and while I can’t share all the details just yet, I can say that Dice is definitely on our radar.
Also, just a reminder: you don’t actually need to play to test out the platform. You can simply observe the hot multipliers and busts live, which might give you a better sense of how the data works without taking any risks.
Using a Martingale strategy when it's hot could definitely make it more interesting! Let me know how it goes for you.
By the way, have you checked out the slots page yet? If you have any feedback on it, let me know