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0 sats \ 5 replies \ @LNPLEB OP 16 Apr \ parent \ on: 🎲 DiceLN.com Relaunch: Lightning-Fast, Provably Fair Dice Gaming! ⚡ bitcoin
Thanks for checking it out! I was inspired by other dice site which did not offer LN and wanted to make a niche proof of concept to show LN's power as a medium of exchange. Can you tell me which inputs are borked and allow entering values? I see the failed transaction, identified a bug i will credit you 100 sats and fix the bug shorty.
If I try to edit win chance it does some weird behavior I can't describe...
Amounts actually seem ok it may be that one updates the other I didn't realize before
If you weren't around for Just Dice it was legendary:
it had this compounding effect where people invested in the house so it could take bigger and bigger bets, the whale activity on there was insane https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1rnsof/user_xyz2013_just_tried_to_double_his_016_btc/
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I think this is because there is minimum and maximum win-chance and it does not let you under above or below, were looking to increase this wincahnce range, and bet limit over time. for example minimum win-chance is 45.00% maximum is 53.00% to payout 1:1 use 49.00% default
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If you try to type in 50 it'll get stuck at 45 seemingly no matter what you pre-select or where you enter the 5... but if the range is only 45-53 i think it might be better not to have it at all and just have 3 buttons.
I assume this is because you wouldn't want to offer 1% chance because then the house is paying 99x, but I'd think entering things like 1 or 99 would be the only reason to have the input as decimal field
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Yes your right because when you change the 45 to 50, its '55' temporarily and it does not let you enter this, i will try fixing this by adding a delay after you type this in so it gives you a second to enter the value you want.
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I remember Just-Dice, 999Dice and others from the good old days. im thinking of ways i can crowdsource bankroll to offer higher bet limits, or build it in a truly decentralized way.
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