I've tried this, but I have a question about it, when it generates random points, is it confined to the current 2^? I put in C000000000000000 as a starting keyspace, will it only generate random points within the 2^35 vs all the way up to 2^64?

For example I put a --keyspace of C000000000000000:E000000000000000, it found a key at C00000037925BAAB, does this imply it's presently not searching in a higher range in the keyspace?

Highly unlikely it would be in the 8 range. So far with all the found keys there have been no duplicates. Beginning with 137 only 8 and B have been used, therefore if anything it's more than likely in either 9, A, C, D, E, F ranges.

1378
134E
124A
126C
135D
125D
136D
137B
1349
124E
126E
126A
127E
1269
127F
137

Yes that's correct, say I set a keyspace, it generates random points to search within that keyspace. Would be even nicer if you could set a specific stride between the random points though I don't know how complicated that would be.

For example if you're searching something that has a difficulty of say 15318045009 , you could set a stride of 039106d151 between random points.
I've used the version I posted above but if I set a stride like that, it goes beyond the specified keyspace.

I can donate a few dollars in BTC for the random implementation, but sadly I don't have much. 

Yes that is correct!

You can possibly take the random code from here and incorporate it into yours:

https://github.com/neutron220/BitCrack

I had actually pointed a 2 GHS X-11 Miner to the pool they specified.

The support said you're supposed to "eventually" get the coin but the server updates every 5 minutes so it refreshes your balance, but you should eventually get the coins.

But if you stay logged in, here is how it works:

Say you start with 1 coin: you mine up to 1.5 and the server refreshes.
You're not back to 1 coin.

You mine up to 1.5 coins a second time, server refresh, back to 1.

You mine up to 1.5 coins a third time, the server refreshes, but now you have around 1.3 coins.


So on and so forth.
So you do earn some coin, but it takes 3 server refreshes to earn 1/3 of what you should have.
In that timeframe I should have earned +1.5 coins, but instead I receive only .3 after 3 refreshes.
Thus giving only a 20% return every 15 minutes.

I recently connected one of my X-11 Miners to EOBOT to test out their mining pool, since they offer a pool service.
Figured it would be an easy way to collect some extra GHS or PPD.

EOBOT periodically refreshes their server every few minutes, here is a statement I got when I emailed in:

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"Server updates every few minutes. If you refresh or changes page faster than that, it will appear that way, but you will still get the coins.

Sent by Customer Agent: Patrick"
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Here is the issue that happens when they refresh the server...you lose a large portion of your mined coin, or PPD, or GHS 4.0.

I took a quick video of it happening:
https://youtu.be/lfpjmQIOd_Y?t=2m30s

I had 2.63 PPD to begin with, and mined up to 6.6 then their server "refreshed" and it dropped all the way back down to 2.63. Now Patrick of their customer service said I should still get the exact amount it was up to, but nope. So I did some further testing and tested XRP. I started at 0.08 balance in XRP, it mined up to 1.19, the server refreshed, and then my XRP balance was only 0.19!

EOBOT is scamming you, it's just most people don't stay logged in long enough to actually see it happening live.

Btw the server refresh happens like every 5 or 6 minutes.

Got some Bitcoin T-Shirts / Hoodies for sale for a limited time:

https://teespring.com/bitcointees

Will have more designs to come later, this one is just the basic Bitcoin logo T-Shirt!
Only 20 available.

I didn't see it anywhere in their Terms and Conditions or FAQS, and before they say "it is in there" I took the liberty of taking screen shots of the Terms and Conditions & FAQS page and copied the entire text from them both.

If in the event they decide to quickly add it in.


Edit: While chatting with their live support Hunter could not verify the above information that Bitcasino provided.

"Hunter
This may be the case, unfortunately i can not confirm

Client
Is there any information of this on the terms or faqs?

Hunter
11:45 pm
I was unable to find any at this time

I also took screen shots of this conversation to show their own employees stating that there is no information on this on the website.

So you're saying every 2 spins, the rate changes and 0.01 mBTC is taken?
What about when the price goes up, shouldn't 0.01 mBTC be given?

If this is the case, then at times it shouldn't deduct at all, but deducts every 2 spins regardless.
Therefore your explanation is a lie due to constantly deducting.

Unless you're implying that regardless of price you deduct €0.01 per every 2 spins on Euro based games for "currency exchange". Which is still stealing, as we as players should not have to pay you for currency exchange at a Bitcoin based casino!

I have messaged Bitcasino on here with no response, so I will be bringing it to everyones attention.

PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO YOUR BALANCES WHEN PLAYING SLOTS ON BITCASINO.IO.

I video record me playing slots frequently, and today I noticed that every 2 spins, Bitcasino will shave off €0.01 on NETENT slots.
I will be uploading the video to youtube shortly for users to see them shaving off your funds, I have tested it on multiple NETENT slots now.

Bitcasino is shaving off your money and it needs to stop.
Do the math, say they get 100,000 spins per day, that's €1000.00 they've stolen, and I'm positive they get way over 100,000 slot spins per day, not including user losses.

Be careful of referring and depositing into this game.

I have had my balance set to 0 many times now, and have lost 0.02 Bitcoin + in referral commission due to it just "disappearing".

No responses from the webmaster, no response from emails, nothing.