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It doesn't really though, and a centralized solution with verifiability is faster, more efficient and a better implementation. Heck, regulation is a better solu
by arcticbull 5y ago
It doesn't really though, and a centralized solution with verifiability is faster, more efficient and a better implementation. Heck, regulation is a better solution. That's how slot machines manage in Vegas. Doesn't mean doing it on the blockchain isn't neat or a fun project, the same way I implemented a GameBoy on an FPGA.
- noxer 5y agoA slot machine in Vegas is objectively worse then a decentralized slot machine simply by the fact that someone takes a cut (Up to 25%). A decentral gambling system can be truly "fair", no third party that always wins. Regulations are not a better solution at all. Verifying, even if it would be simple, is meaningless if all I can verify is that the system is intentionally made with odds against the user but only as much as allowed legally.