@mrvision

I was thinking of doing a software application for gamboling but I found it very difficult to prove I wasn't cheating if it was in real time. This is what I came up with.

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Each key is in two parts separated by the "+"  , to the left is the results of a simple dice game where you toss a coin and roll two dice (the rest is just random to prevent hacking) and to the right is the md5 checksum of the of the coin toss and dice roll.

What I was thinking of doing was listing the md5 checksums in advance and then when all bets were placed release the actual coin toss and dice roll (or whatever) proving that the game couldn't be rigged.