Before a round is playable we publish the SHA-256 hash of its server seed. After it settles we release the seed itself. Because the hash was fixed first, the outcome could never have been changed once you had placed your bet — and you can prove that here, yourself, in a few seconds.
Find the ID in the game’s own history panel. Rounds become verifiable the moment they settle.
A random 32-byte server seed is generated and its SHA-256 hash is published before the round accepts a bet. The seed stays sealed.
Your client seed and the round ID go into the same derivation. Because the server seed is already committed, no input can be changed after the fact.
On settlement the seed is released. Hash it and compare — this page does exactly that, in your browser, with no trust in our answer required.