Agreed Stunna... All players should change the client-seed when offered, and not trust the casino's version of it; regardless if they've been around forever (like Bitzino or PrimeDice), or been around since 2013 (Us).
Provably fair is usually only as strong as the reputation and trustworthiness of the casino. Dice isn't as vulnerable to the attack you mentioned as users can roll over/under and use unpredictable multipliers but you still raise a valid concern, any website can recognize a pattern and plant a seed that makes the player more likely to lose. That's why it's important to set your own custom seed and when re-randomizing you should write in your own seed rather than let the website hand one to you.
I call it "shufflepuff"
Witty