Quote from: phinzphan on September 11, 2014, 03:57:23 AM

Quote from: skybot13x on September 11, 2014, 03:52:15 AM

Mmm Brah not liking the hour decrease starts at 1% and keeps doubling every faucet. Shocked

yeah, it bottoms out at 200.

I think this is worse than the 5 minute faucet Shocked

Can't we be grandfathered into the original system we spent out btc for?

Quote from: kabataanpinoy on September 11, 2014, 03:58:37 AM

stop complaining guys . . if you want the new faucet you are free to leave . . this is a gambling site and the owner needs depositor not leechers . .try to make your own gambling site and give free 5k faucet every minute . . wtf you are all greedy . . when you want money try to work in real life .

I changed my mind, the hour reduction ruined my preference of PD. Why penalize those who actually deposited and wagered a good amount while it was freelaoders who benefited over .7 each(singpays) and you guys even showed him off to get attention.

I was fine with the reduction and one min. Hell 5min and no chat xp still is better.

Quote from: Stunna on September 11, 2014, 03:00:01 AM

The new faucet system no longer incentivizes chat but still has the same minimum and maximum values. New accounts will still start with 500 satoshis as their faucet values, it's just that now chat doesn't increase it as much as it used to. An anti-botting mechanism has been added as well. After a certain amount of claims, your claim amount will reduce exponentially with an hour cooldown.

Quote from: jjc326 on September 11, 2014, 02:25:19 AM

This is exactly what I was talking about. I'm 100% serious, in the US, this is considered a breach of contract because people bet just to get a higher faucet. Now it's being taken away.

I also would like to be 100% clear that the faucet has no guarantees associated with it. The faucet or even site itself could be ended at any time and no one would receive compensation other than your balance on the site, which is of course, yours.

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Well the hour reduction actually penalized those who deposited a decent amount and waged well.