How does Provably Fair work in crash games?
Provably Fair is a cryptographic system that allows players to verify each crash game result is legitimate: The mechanism: 1) Before the game: The server generates a chain of hashes. Each hash determines a future crash point. The hash chain is created in reverse — the last game's hash is generated first. The initial hash (for the last game in the chain) is published publicly. 2) During the game: The crash point is derived from the current hash in the chain. Players cannot see the hash until after the round. 3) After the game: The server reveals the hash used for that round. Players can verify: The hash produces the correct crash point. The hash is part of the pre-committed chain. Verification steps: Take the revealed server seed/hash. Apply the same algorithm the casino uses. Confirm the result matches the crash point you experienced. Verify the hash chains to the previously published commitment. Why this matters: The casino cannot change results after bets are placed. Every result is mathematically verifiable. The hash chain ensures results were determined in advance. Tools: Most platforms provide built-in verification tools. Third-party verification sites also exist.
