There are certainly a lot of other ways for the house to cheat:
* Bet Rejection (Reject a bet on a good game)
* House whale (Selectively lower the potential profit on a good game)
* Simulated lag (Reject cashouts that occur a few miliseconds before game crash)
* Not terminating a game cleanly
* Bet Rejection (Reject a bet on a good game)
* House whale (Selectively lower the potential profit on a good game)
* Simulated lag (Reject cashouts that occur a few miliseconds before game crash)
* Not terminating a game cleanly
You certainly seem to be an expert on cheating!
Good point though - all of those four would work even with provably fair crash point selection.
House whale would be pretty noticable after investments start pouring in and the auto-cashout limit is higher.
Just seems like there is no reason to offer investments on a site like this. Both of these sites are already running fine without it, and doing so would essentially be sharing profits by the site owner. In the case of MoneyPot, didn't the site just sell for 100 btc? And now the rumor is the site will take investments, which will further delay the amount of time it takes for the new owner to recoup the cost he's already put into the site. So any attempt to offer investments should be viewed with a very skeptical eye. We've all seen enough sites go down to question the motives of anyone offering to profit-share on their site at this point. It definitely won't be for me, but you all make up your own mind, and for the love of god, be careful. We've all learned by now there is no recourse when someone steals your coins: EveryDice, Dicebitco.in, and DiceNinja thieves all got away with it.