In the content of the blog post. But I'm sending it to you here also:

You're welcome @steemslotgames Good luck and best wishes.

it's one of our ways of increasing the STEEM pool that goes to the community Being on STEEM for so long and still having such a lack of knowledge pains me. Let me explain it to you @cryptopie. If you decline

Glad to hear it. Checkout us. Now the page is open also for unlogged to check what we offer

@jacobpeacock Thanks for mentioning the @taverngames and we hope you are well! Your typos correction are perfect, we will fix them soon :) Have a nice day!

@btcsam We know about the timer issue. Join our discord, we've announced here that the season ends every last day of month, so you'll get reward today (31.01.2020) and the new season starts tomorrow

If your app expects the user to retry or accept lost transactions occasionally, that may be a perfectly acceptable strategy. Yes it is. Everything works as expected.

May do a follow up post with closer look and data who is making the json transactions. Would be nice :)

Yes. @smooth has right. This is what I had on mine mind. You can always restore the backup.

For custom jsons it doesn't matter, user doesn't lose his STEEM only some RC amount so it can be retried. I've never noticed the chain reorg during custom json processing. I've processed many of transactions

Yes you are right. Btw my app works in two way. Sometimes accept the requests from users (during gaming) but I also need to stream the blockchain (for shop purchases, yes they are not tracked as you mentioned

Users use my app and steemconnect as well. When they broadcast the transaction they get the transaction id and block num, then they send it to app endpoints. Users don't use a third party apps. If you

I don't see a problem here. Why would I lose application database?

I don't understand the problem with indexing. Why couldn't you store transaction id and block num into the application database and retrieve them fast? This is the way how taverngames works

We use custom jsons to make all our games transparent by saving the game results to the blockchain and then read them on our server side :) We really like them!

Hi @forykw, You can check the game rules by going to the Rules on the screen with Goblin (top right). There you can find the minimum and maximum amount that can exist in a bag. Maxiumum amount of gems

@forykw We're waiting for you! :)

@yousafharoonkhan Feel free to create separate account for this game :)

nice, sounds promising :)

Thank you @thethreehugs