Do you actually check provably fair results?

[alani123]

One thing I really dislike in casinos is to make it hard to check your results.
Some casinos go as far as to deliberately misconfigure their probably fair setup so as they can pass under lower luck to their players then the one advertised. There was an example recently posted on the forum which this very thing was happening.

With time I hope all instances of provably fair misuse are called out.

[Dreadboost]

For me, the bigger question is what happens when it’s time to withdraw. A fair game doesn’t help much if the withdrawal rules are unclear or you only find out about KYC after winning.

Does it matter? Are there no trusted casinos that promote provably fair games? Yes, you and I know there are trusted casinos with fair gameplay, and that is the casino I make use of. Easy deposit, fast withdrawal, and clear rules are not an issue with these casinos. Importantly, I do not leave my money in the casino after I'm done playing.

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

More than 80% of players don't check the game results. I'm part of them. The rest can't keep accurate results of the game.

[Hispo]

One thing I really dislike in casinos is to make it hard to check your results.
Some casinos go as far as to deliberately misconfigure their probably fair setup so as they can pass under lower luck to their players then the one advertised. There was an example recently posted on the forum which this very thing was happening.

With time I hope all instances of provably fair misuse are called out.

I think it would be fair to call those cases "corporate greed" by casinos which partake in it.
They already have the edge of the house in their favor, so it would be just matter of time before they fill their pockets, thanks to the laws of chance and probabilities.
The least thing casinos would be supposed to do is keeping their word and allowing their gamblers to enjoy the relatively low edge which is advertised by the casino, and not to slip an even more disadvantageous system against gamblers who were going to lose their money anyways, but slower...

[Julien_Olynpic]

I never check a casino's provable fairness because it would take too much time and I don't want to fill my head with information that's irrelevant. If a casino has unfair practices, and it's a large one, then I believe the fraud will eventually come to light because others are checking provable fairness. You know, life is short, and wasting it on endless checks is pointless. For example, when we go to a restaurant, we could try to check a multitude of things: sanitary certificates, expiration dates on the semi-finished products used in cooking, whether the disinfectants are used, whether the staff has undergone training, and so on. But this is absurd if we're ordering a dish that costs an hour.

[yhiaali3]

I suspect that very few players verify the Game results....
I agree with you that trust and transparency regarding withdrawal terms and KYC requirements are far more important than “provably fair”.

What is the point of having fair results if the casino will not allow you to withdraw your winnings when you win and claim a withdrawal?

[TheUltraElite]

Practically speaking, doing that every bet that you have just placed, means having to go through the website pages and reveal the server seed (to get the new server seed for the next bet) and then use it on dicesites.com to verify it.

So I would do that but after a certain number of bets. Still if you are running on a trusted well known casino, you can give your paranoia a rest and focus on the betting that is ongoing.

Either way, if a casino is not provably fair, what the hell are you doing there anyway?

[jcojci]

As users, I never check the game results and just play as usual. I don't bother the results because that is not important to me because I just want to fills my time by playing gambling.

But I don't mind those who check the result and they have many reasons doing that. Probably they want to know how to win more and needs to collect as much data as they can to analyze the chances.

I only concern with the time to withdraw and that is the thing I want to find out. I will check the details, the requirements and others so I don't get a problem for withdraw the money.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

More than 80% of players don't check the game results. I'm part of them. The rest can't keep accurate results of the game.

Same here. If there were any problems with the casinos that advertise themselves as provably fair, we’d already know about it on the forum. It’s not just that we’d know about it – there’d have been a huge row, with accusations of scams and so on. I started out gambling in fiat casinos, where that system doesn’t exist, and then when I got into cryptocurrencies I learnt about the concept of provably fair, but I’ve never heard of any issues with the system being rigged in the most reputable casinos that are advertised on the forum.

[qwertyup23]

I keep seeing “provably fair” listed as a big selling point for crypto casinos, but I’m curious how many people actually check their bets afterward. I’ve never seen anyone explain a result they verified themselves.

For me, the bigger question is what happens when it’s time to withdraw. A fair game doesn’t help much if the withdrawal rules are unclear or you only find out about KYC after winning.

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

Nope- I do not have the expertise nor the knowledge on how to confirm if a certain casino truly is "provably fair" on their rates. However as a form of security, I only play on casinos that are deemed reputable and established based on the genuine feedback from the users in this forum.

Remember, playing on a well-established casino gives you an implied warranty that they are indeed following their formula right. They will not risk in ruining their hard-earned reputation that they have built for many years just to destroy it on a trivial matter.

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

More than 80% of players don't check the game results. I'm part of them. The rest can't keep accurate results of the game.

Same here. If there were any problems with the casinos that advertise themselves as provably fair, we’d already know about it on the forum. It’s not just that we’d know about it – there’d have been a huge row, with accusations of scams and so on. I started out gambling in fiat casinos, where that system doesn’t exist, and then when I got into cryptocurrencies I learnt about the concept of provably fair, but I’ve never heard of any issues with the system being rigged in the most reputable casinos that are advertised on the forum.

I definitely agree with you. In fact, this forum was created in order to have at least a platform in sharing genuine feedback on certain gambling casinos. If users seem to doubt if "x"casino falsely advertises itself as provably fair, then that would be the signal for us to avoid it.

[Barikui1]

More than 80% of players don't check the game results. I'm part of them. The rest can't keep accurate results of the game.

Talking about checking games, I do check personally, but I don't see any needs to question the authenticity of the results because my bet is mostly on sport, so I only check my game to know if my bet was successful or not, but questioning it authenticity is what I don't think it's necessary, since the whole world knows that sport is not like casino games that not everyone is aware of how it's been decided.

[iv4n]

For me, the bigger question is what happens when it’s time to withdraw. A fair game doesn’t help much if the withdrawal rules are unclear or you only find out about KYC after winning.

I wouldn't say that the withdrawal is the bigger question than fairness... both are equally important. If the game is not fair, we will not come to the withdrawal...

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

I used to, but not anymore... I can't say I'm playing in-house games as much as before. I had crazy sessions and a lot of fun with expert settings for autobetting, but now I don't have time for that. I pay more attention to the forum and what some people wrote here in ANN threads...

[crwth]

Personally, I don't. I only play at reputable casinos, so I don't have to worry about this.
^{(Pretty much the same as the other members)}

This would apply to only a number of games, right? Not everything is provably fair, like live dealer games or something. I'm pretty sure there are more slot players than live dealer game players.

[bakasabo]

I have never checked provably of fair results because 1) I never bothered about it, as I play in reputed casinos and their reputation is enough for me trust them 2) I dont know how to do it.

I know that each bet has its own seed and hash, I know every casino has explanation how to check its fairness, but that seems boring thing to do. I had to be suspicious over a bet to think that I had to check its fairness. Does anyone has feeling that he or she being scammed and know which bet to check? I think nobody has such feeling.

[arwin100]

I have never checked provably of fair results because 1) I never bothered about it, as I play in reputed casinos and their reputation is enough for me trust them 2) I dont know how to do it.

I know that each bet has its own seed and hash, I know every casino has explanation how to check its fairness, but that seems boring thing to do. I had to be suspicious over a bet to think that I had to check its fairness. Does anyone has feeling that he or she being scammed and know which bet to check? I think nobody has such feeling.

Yeah I also feel its unnecessary to check that especially if you are playing on a reputable casino. Because for sure they offer fairness and they won't be called trusted or reputable if they provide questionable result to their players.

Checking would be possible if they are playing on new casino. Because they don't have something to hold on and result maybe questionable, that's why its good to check if they are really fair platform so that while its early we can avoid to play in their casino.

[Cossyblack]

More than 80% of players don't check the game results. I'm part of them. The rest can't keep accurate results of the game.

Personally, I don't like to check result when the match is ongoing instead what i do after placing my bets is that I wait for the last match to play finish before checking my slip on the betting platform. Some people do check their results while the match is still ongoing,they keep track of their match scores incase they are offer a cash out, so they can cash out if the money is big enough or meets their expectations. However, If I'm playing a running ticket and half of the games has played and the offer for a cash out is high,I might just decide to withdraw it then use some of the cash out to rebet on the remaining games that are yet to be play.

[bakasabo]

Even if I wanted to check results. Where could I make it? One of the casinos send me to https://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/sha256.html to check results. I am not familiar with this page. Should I trust its results? Do they have I dont know, license to prove that checked results show fair info or something of that kind? I will have to first spend some time to learn this site, how results are check, check site reputation… Spend a good amount of time. Will I do it? Or I wont just bother and play for fun. I think answer is obvious.

[MArsland]

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

After many cases of KYC gamblers when looking to withdraw funds, makes me when registering at crypto casinos always check the terms and conditions including the maximum withdrawal limit provisions for the account which is level 1 verification. Unfortunately during gambling I never managed to withdraw winnings beyond the requirements so most of the spins were at the level 1 threshold and kept me from needing KYC.

[L E G E N D A R Y]

Do you check the game results, or do you pay more attention to withdrawal terms and other players’ experiences?

After many cases of KYC gamblers when looking to withdraw funds, makes me when registering at crypto casinos always check the terms and conditions including the maximum withdrawal limit provisions for the account which is level 1 verification. Unfortunately during gambling I never managed to withdraw winnings beyond the requirements so most of the spins were at the level 1 threshold and kept me from needing KYC.

That actually the best approach for any gambler, because this literally saves you a lot future troubles that you may have encountered. But a lot of gamblers today find it very stressful to go through casino terms, I mean even I was among those type of gamblers, but after encountering several issues and testimonies from users who have encountered several problems that could’ve been easily avoided if they had just read through the terms, no one told me how essential it is to always check casino terms before even registering.