Someone probably brought this up before but i couldn't find it.

So i was wondering how you can determine the actual house edge just by looking at the code.
Specifically this part of the code:

// This will be the client seed of block 339300
var clientSeed = '000000000000000007a9a31ff7f07463d91af6b5454241d5faf282e5e0fe1b3a';

exports.crashPointFromHash = function(serverSeed) {
    var hash = crypto.createHmac('sha256', serverSeed).update(clientSeed).digest('hex');

    // In 1 of 101 games the game crashes instantly.
    if (divisible(hash, 51))
        return 0;

    // Use the most significant 52-bit from the hash to calculate the crash point
   console.log('hash: '+hash);
   var slice   =   hash.slice(0,52/4);
   console.log(typeof hash);
   console.log('slice: '+slice);
   var h = parseInt(slice,16);
   console.log('h: '+h);
    var e = Math.pow(2,52);

    return Math.floor(((100 * e) - h) / (e - h));
};
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I'd really appreciate if someone could elaborate on how this code is used to alter the house edge other than the insta crash function obviously.
The method of converting a game hash to a money pot multiplier is quite complex and i just don't know how i would go about calculating the house edge for a certain multiplier.
Edit: I know it's possible to use odd calculator on bustabit but i'd still like to know what it does

I realised luckyb.it has a lot less user than it used to.
Does any1 know why it has a lot less active players these days.
The game is unique and  i always felt like it's entertaining to watch others bet as there are hardly any "community games" left.

Do you mind explaining why you are looking for a super fast dice site?
Just to spam 1 satoshi bets?

Im confident provably fair will be that standard among pretty much all online casinos.

What is really going to be interesting to is to see when big casino game software sellers like softwiss come up with their own solutions and what they are gonna look like.
It might just be something wehave not yet seen before in this form.

Well the main idea was probably to attract a few testers but calling the "play money" bitcoins is misleading and makes no sense.
I also do wonder why any1 would leave a donation address on a site up for testing purposes.

Well it reminds me of Just-Dice in the good old days to be honest. The whole bitcoin gambling community is following the bettors every move. Let's hope for the sake of all the investors that PRC-Dice doesn't settle at 0.3% profit like JD did 

You might wanna get a better server.
It's hard to trust a laggy site. At first i thought it wouldn't even load at all for me.

Judging from their actions they should have seen this coming. Running a business based on trust can only be done by playing with open cards.

Habt ihr auch vor euren Dienst in Österreich anzubieten?

I have to disagree.

Promotions and giveaway will only help a site short term. In order to actually make it these days you need a site with a lot of features, no downtime, a great customer support and an ínnovativ idea.

There is too many out there already. Go test some of the major ones out there and make up your opinion.

You should be fine as long as you use a trusted seller on localbitcoins. Well if you don't mind overpaying by 10% 

Where did you get the bitdice script from  ?

Der Bitcoincommunity muss auch bewusst werde, dass Börsen nicht als Allzweckswallet geeignet sind...

So even though the early adopters had a considerable advantage it's by no means a hurdle that can't be overcome. But only time will tell.

Well CEX.io has already suspended their cloud mining services because of the current drop in price.
http://dcmagnates.com/cex-io-suspending-cloud-mining-service-as-weak-bitcoin-prices-take-their-toll/
Miners are also facing a tough time.

Man kann nur hoffen, dass sie diese Art von Berichterstattung auch beibehalten, wenn BTC im Aufschwung sind um das Interesse des gemeinen Volks zu wecken. ^^

You may have had to split with others but it's still an achievement.
I wish i would mine one someday 

It's time for new super efficient ASICs to hit the market with btc prices being so low.

Sounds like a good idea to me. I have been looking for decent alarm apps on the store myself and have yet to find one.