The Dicer game is very simple and straightforward. All actions are controlled by smart contracts, which guarantees fairness and safety. Place your bets and get good prizes.
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What should you know about Dicer?
At the beginning, the platform will choose a secret random number and provide you with its hash. You send the stake in the Ethernet transaction along with the hash in the previous step to the smart contract. Once your transaction is confirmed, the contract will store the hash. The dealer bot will show the number.
There are 3 games in total on the site:
- even and odd;
- dice;
- two cubes.
A contract accepts a transaction when the hash of the provided number matches the stored hash. The contract will mix the number of bet transactions and the block hash to get a random number. The contract then determines whether you win or lose and sends you the ETH you won.
Other features:
| 1 | The entire gameplay is under control of the Ethereum smart contract. |
| 2 | Any party can review the contract and review any transaction to ensure integrity. |
| 3 | The transaction fees for placing bets here are much lower than on competitors' sites. |
Since the contract records the hash of the secret number, this means that the operator cannot change the number after accepting the bet. The hash of the block is mixed with numbers, which makes its result completely random. It is the well-known Promise program that allows the platform to offer stake-level random number generation for big bets, progressive jackpots and fast settlements with full transparency.
Every time your friends play the game, you receive a commission percentage, whether you win or lose. You get 3% commission for every game you play with friends you invite directly. You also get 2% commission for playing with friends you re-invite.
More about the project
The site has a large section with answers to questions. Thus, you can familiarize yourself with all features in detail. The platform itself is available in Chinese. From social networks there is a page on GitHub. The smart contract doesn’t have an audit.