Just-dice.com Website Review

All bets over the limits set on the 'account' tab will appear here while this window is showing. If this window is not showing, bets will appear in the main chat window. This game is provably fair. What that means is that there is no way the site can cheat you by picking numbers to make you lose. You can take our word for it, but for the crypto-nerds out there, here are the gory details: When you click 'randomize' in the top right we make up a secret random string (the server seed) that is used to randomize the rolls. You are shown the hash of the server seed, and are asked to supply your own random number (the client seed) to further randomize the rolls. The sha256 hash of the server seed you are currently using is: Each time you roll, the server and client seeds are combined with the number of rolls you have made since the seeds were selected to create If you want to verify that we are not cheating you, click 'randomize' again to reveal the current server seed and generate a new pair of In this way you can verify your rolls whenever you like, without having to wait for a daily secret to be published, and you are safe from cheating without the need to set a different client seed for each bet you make. To generate your dice rolls, we string together your client seed, a colon, and your bet number. For example, if your client seed is 1234567 and you are about to make your first roll since setting the seed, we will use 1234567:1. We then use the hmac-sha512() function to hash that string with the server seed. That gives us a 128 character hex string. Note that the bet number in both the above cases is the number of bets you have made since your seeds were selected, not the global We then take the first 5 characters of that hex string and convert them to a decimal integer (that will be in the range 0 through 1048575 If it is less than 1 million, we divide it by 10,000 and use it as your dice roll. That is the case 96% of the time. Otherwise we use the next five characters of the 128 character hex string, and repeat.