BUSTED! You shouldn't gamble during work hours man ;P  

Usesupply to check that info accurately, yes CLAM is used on a few sites more (not the proper thread to name them), also there is projects that will open in a future.

I don't see the connection between multiplier and edge, if you use it as it's supposed to be you should declare accordingly to funds you have out of the site, otherwise the answers to most of your possible questions are in thenjust-dice FAQ, it's the tab at the end.

Not sure if i used the wrong words or you are a troll cunt.

You're not wrong that something around that percentage of all CLAMs are on Just-Dice.

But I don't understand why you think the maximum multiplier should be that low.

If I have $100 worth of CLAMs on the site, but have $900 worth of BTC in a cold wallet which I also consider part of my "bankroll", why wouldn't I set my multiplier to 10x? Then I get returns *as if* I had converted my $900 worth of BTC to CLAM and invested it without having to actually do that conversation.

If I do that, there is a risk that my $100 worth of CLAM on the site is wiped out by a lucky player, but that's a chance I am willing to take in exchange for an increased share of the site profits.

I can't answer your "someone is lying" comment unless you are more specific about who is lying, and how. But maybe the above example helps clarify things. The declared offsite amount doesn't need to actually exist in the form of CLAMs (or at all, in fact).

Um - you're welcome?

How much did you wager overall to win 100 CLAMs? I was going to post a chart of your victory, but I've not been able to find the account number.

Since you are asking in the Just-dice thread I assume that you mean the staking formula for Just-Dice as a staking pool.

First to stake your clams at Just-Dice you need to invest your Clams in Just-Dice's bankroll, having your coins on play balance doesn't give stakes (in this case share of stakes), you receive stakes in proportion of the percentage that you provide to the Just-Dice bankroll.

Let's suppose that you have an amount of clams equivalent to 0.0001% of Just-Dice bankroll, every time that Just-Dice stake a block that is 1 clam per block you get 0.0001% of the amount staked. Also you get deducted 10% of your stake share as a Just-Dice fee, as far I know the fee is payed at the moment that you receive the stake (instantaneously ), I mean is not subject to be paid on withdrawal or after the end of commission circle.

Is good to clarified that since Just-Dice provide a feature that permit you to add leverage to your investment or declare offsite coins, the only balance that is counted as investement for staking purposes is the invested onsite you can find that on the stats tab, beside the chat tab.

 Note: I tried to get a proof of this with my balance and a calculator but didn't got the same results maybe I'm missing something or using the calculator wrong (like most of the time) so better wait to someone else with better maths to confirm if it is like i wrote it.

I did some research on the FAQ and basically is the same as I explained, it confirms that "10% commission is charged on staking rewards before they are shared out rather than on divesting or at the end of the week." BestWebCreator you can find the full explanation in the Just-Dice FAQ tab in Question: STAKE: we just staked 1.0000 CLAM - What does this mean?

I´ve been trying to make a deposit in Just-Dice and i always get an error message on my blockchain wallet, something like "the bitcoin address is invalid" ... i´ve tried using different accounts in JD and it´s always the same

anyone know where might be the problem ??

You got all the details right:

1) stake rewards are split in proportion to onsite invested amount
2) rewards are accumulated and given out every 3 minutes
3) 10% is taken off the top of the staking rewards before they are given out, not at the end of the week

Here's how the calculation works. Divide your onsite amount by the total onsite amount, multiply by 0.9 and multiply by the stake amount. That will give you your share of the stake reward. For example: