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Stake.com Provably Fair Audit: 250,000 Rounds Tested — Full Report

Stake.com Provably Fair Audit: 250,000 Rounds Tested — Full Report

We independently tested 250,000 Stake.com game rounds using NIST SP 800-22 statistical tests. Result: 37/37 passed, 10.0/10 EXCELLENT. Here's the full report.

Roobet Provably Fair Audit: 50,000 Crash Rounds Tested — Full Report

Roobet Provably Fair Audit: 50,000 Crash Rounds Tested — Full Report

We independently tested 50,000 Roobet Crash rounds using NIST SP 800-22 statistical tests. Result: 8/8 passed, 10.0/10 EXCELLENT. Full report with hash chain verification.

BC.Game Provably Fair Audit: 50,000 CoinFlip Rounds Tested — Full Report

BC.Game Provably Fair Audit: 50,000 CoinFlip Rounds Tested — Full Report

We independently tested 50,000 BC.Game CoinFlip rounds using NIST SP 800-22 statistical tests. Result: 7/7 passed, 10.0/10 EXCELLENT. Full report with verifiable data.

The Provably Fair Cheat Sheet: Which Casino Games Can You Verify (And Which You Can't)

The Provably Fair Cheat Sheet: Which Casino Games Can You Verify (And Which You Can't)

I keep a laminated card in my desk drawer. It's from my consulting days — a one-page reference sheet I made for a client's compliance team that listed every game provider in their lobby and whether players could independently verify results. That card saved us hours of

Why You CAN'T Verify Playtech Slots — And Why Provably Fair Casinos Are Different

Why You CAN'T Verify Playtech Slots — And Why Provably Fair Casinos Are Different

I get this question at least once a week. Someone reads about Provably Fair, gets excited about the idea of verifying casino games, and then asks: "Can I verify my Playtech slots? What about Pragmatic Play? NetEnt? Microgaming?" The short answer is no. You cannot. The longer answer

Provably Fair Explained: How to Verify Casino Games Yourself

Provably Fair Explained: How to Verify Casino Games Yourself

The first time someone explained Provably Fair to me, I thought it was a gimmick. This was back in 2019, and I was consulting for a crypto casino startup in Malta. The CTO — a kid half my age with more tattoos than social skills — sat me down and said, "