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>>55199323
Dev could show me the brownest poop crusted hands and I would still kneel because I have to. Because what I want...no one else wants. There is no incentive for either regulated or unregulated houses to audit themselves and their software with the blockchain. The only people who would be interested in such a thing are new players, someone looking to get the foot in and rustle up the oldguarde.

You're here because you want to make money. I'm here because I want to play the perfect hand of NL Texas Hold'em. I don't even know if what I want is possible on the current blockchains. Its highly likely an entirely new blockchain will have to be developed with a larger rule and parameter set. But I do know I've seen no steps forward towards what I want in years. Until now that is.

1uck is not a hand of Hold'em but its a perfect game none the less. It is fully executed by the cold indifference of the blockchain. Each and every action treated with equality. It will do nothing more and nothing less then preform the task it was given under the rules it was given and it will do so unchanging for infinity. In a perfectly audited environment.

Cheating is just so common in the gaming industry anons, both regulated and unregulated, online and in-person. Truly a buzz-kill. When you've been a professional gambler for long enough you start to realize how predatory these environments are. Unregulated gambling is especially notorious, it desperately needs a guardian, something to watch over it. To protect the little guys...they're going to lose anyway most likely, at least let them lose slower and when they win, let them collect. The only technology capable of a constant public audit is the blockchain. So even if this project doesn't advance, Ill carry a copy of 1uck with me wherever I go, just in case I cross paths with anyone that might have capable hands... regardless of how brown those hands are.