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Welcome to the GameResultsGenerator wiki!

General information in this wiki is provided courtesy of volunteered hours and may contain a significant amount of regurgitated material found from online casino providers. No copyright claims are made as to the authorship or production of this material except in instances where humor has been included for your personal entertainment. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. No purchase necessary to read and enjoy this undervalued collection of esoteric knowledge and power wealth.

History

This project came about in response to numerous theories and ideas shared among a small group of individuals (sometimes referred to as "degens") who believed that regardless of statistical infeasibility or what public perception may tell them, there was more often moments of accurate predictions and infallible result-calling that most assuredly there would be a scientific or mathematical method of not necessarily proving it, but actualizing it's understanding and proving its existence in order to harness it's power would be the holy grail of online casino player advantages. Hence, this is the nothing more thank folk lore and fairytale.

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Provably Fair

How do you prove an online casino is being fair? By ensuring they're not manipulating the outcomes of their game such that you're set up to lose when you bet more or only win when you bet small. Still, there are many out there who are convinced otherwise, but with provably fair, game outcomes are conceptually speaking, pre-determined. So how you play and when you lose, isn't affected by how much you bet or play, as any experience otherwise when playing at a legitimate online casino is merely just coincidence.

3rd Party Verifiers

Implementation

For each game, a client seed, a server seed, a nonce and a cursor are used as the input parameters for the random number generation function. This function utilizes the cryptographic hash function HMAC_SHA256 to generate bytes which are then used as the foundation for how we generate random outcomes for the game.

Each provider implements or applies their own algorithms, programming language (though usually JavaScript), game mechanics and/or sometimes even their own variation of the HMAC-SHA256 algorithm when it comes to their use of a provably fair gaming system. Hence, if you've ever tried to use an HMAC-SHA256 Online Generator of some sort and were not able to produce the same resulting hash for a game outcome, that would explain why. Typically HMAC-SHA256 is used to encrypt a message using a given key and often times, it is believed that the client seed and nonce represent the key, while the server seed is the message to be authenticated. But, simply inputting clientSeed:nonce as a message key with serverSeed to formulate the expected hash of HMAC_SHA256(serverSeed,clientSeed:nonce) will rarely, if ever, produce the hash you'd expect to see from an output hash used to determine your game results. Learn more about each site's implementation below.

The pages below are duplicates of the information of the providers' website included more for posterity and custodial purposes in the event that an online provider decides to make changes to their system.

Stake.com & Stake.US

Game Mechanics

Provider Verifiers

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