Quote from: Kazimir on June 07, 2012, 12:13:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin-Dice on June 07, 2012, 11:56:50 AM

To verify this on a game like this is hard but here is the piece of code we use to get the numbers.

And how can we be sure this is indeed the actual code that your website is using?

Don't get me wrong - I'm not implying you are cheating, I'm just saying we can't tell for sure that you aren't.

I see the problem, i'm thinking about how to solve this, satoshidice uses hashes, which are recalculated afterwards, but in the case of Bitcoin-Dice, it's something else, because I'm not able to recalculate anything afterwards.

Quote from: Kazimir on June 07, 2012, 12:34:05 PM

One more thing that just pops to mind. My uncle works at random.org, I will ask him to log the numbers that are requested by your site, and share the profits with him.

Expect to see some bigtime winnings soon, I hope you have enough BTC in stock!

This would be pretty hard for you, because i get the random numbers in bulks of 100 and take them in a random order, good luck

Quote from: mem on June 07, 2012, 01:16:56 PM

looks good, addressing the concerns with random may help attract more players (in my experience anyway).
If you need some examples have a look @ probiwon and satoshidice.

See my my first text in this post for satoshidice. probiwon is really round based and a little different to the Bitcoin-Dice system, there is no page where i could show a hash of the next games result just for this one user. I properbly could show the hashes of the next 5 [10,20,50] Games but its hard to say, which of these will be used for a specific game, because the games are processed on the order, the transactions are on my server, so there could also be a fast transaction to get the hash.

If you've got any suggestion how i could prove the real randomness of this game, please tell me. I'll implement it as fast as possible.

Greetings,

The Bitcoin-Dice Team