Save the commitment
The server keeps its seed hidden and publishes its hash, a fingerprint of that seed. Save the hash before playing. Personal-seed games also include your client seed and a recorded round counter.
A recorded set of inputs can reproduce a casino game’s random result. You can check that the revealed server seed matches the commitment made before play, then compare the calculated result with your saved round.
The server keeps its seed hidden and publishes its hash, a fingerprint of that seed. Save the hash before playing. Personal-seed games also include your client seed and a recorded round counter.
The game applies its versioned algorithm to the recorded inputs. Cards, rolls or hidden tiles follow that calculation. The animation displays the outcome; it does not choose it.
Once active games are finished, reveal the old server seed. Check its hash against the saved commitment, then reproduce the draw using the record’s correct game and mode verifier.
For real-money games, open Fairness from the table inside the game to review your seed controls, then use your saved real-money results and the verifier attached to the applicable record. The practice verifier on this website checks practice records only.
Sand Arena has practice and real-money casino records. They use their applicable versioned algorithms and recorded inputs; a result from one mode must not be checked as if it came from the other. Real-money records also bind the draw to their recorded account and game profile. The verifier needs the full record, not only a winning number.
Revealing a server seed starts a fresh hidden seed for future rounds. Finish active Blackjack, Gem Mines and Higher / Lower sessions before revealing a seed, because early disclosure would expose information about unfinished play.
Players share a flight, so Crash uses a chain of seeds committed before that chain’s rounds. A finished flight reveals the seed needed to check the chain link and reproduce its crash point. Use the Crash verification controls for these results, not the personal-seed checker.
This verifies consistency with the published chain. It does not prove how the chain was selected before publication. The current chain has no player seed or external public-randomness input.
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