Question about Live Roulette

[Falconer]

As long as you can see and chat with the dealer, so yeah it's probably fair

That is what you called as fair but not provably fair. The words fair and provably fair is not the same at all and you need to read about this if you dont know what it is since most bitcoin gambling sites use this. Provably fair is different because it cant be applied to live games and it is involving cryptography.

[KenR]

As long as you can see and chat with the dealer, so yeah it's probably fair

That is what you called as fair but not provably fair. The words fair and provably fair is not the same at all and you need to read about this if you dont know what it is since most bitcoin gambling sites use this. Provably fair is different because it cant be applied to live games and it is involving cryptography.

Speaking generally,the terms "Provably Fair"  are self explanatory.Something Fair is just fair without any logical or proven statistics to it .Whereas Provably implies its proved that it is fair and they can prove the instances of it at every case when requested .

[Dannie]

As long as you can see and chat with the dealer, so yeah it's probably fair

That is what you called as fair but not provably fair. The words fair and provably fair is not the same at all and you need to read about this if you dont know what it is since most bitcoin gambling sites use this. Provably fair is different because it cant be applied to live games and it is involving cryptography.

To be fair, JeWay is actually saying "probably fair" rather than "provably fair" in his post. So technically speaking, his comment is probably right. 

[Falconer]

As long as you can see and chat with the dealer, so yeah it's probably fair

That is what you called as fair but not provably fair. The words fair and provably fair is not the same at all and you need to read about this if you dont know what it is since most bitcoin gambling sites use this. Provably fair is different because it cant be applied to live games and it is involving cryptography.

Speaking generally,the terms "Provably Fair"  are self explanatory.

Nothing is self explanatory around here and everything got their own meaning and explanation already so it is just matter of wether someone like to know the real meaning of it or not since most people around here dont even want to consider knowing what provably fair is before gambling

To be fair, JeWay is actually saying "probably fair" rather than "provably fair" in his post. So technically speaking, his comment is probably right. 

I didnt notice it, thought it was provably fair that I was reading