Pretty much anyone who has posted negatively about PD in this thread is clearly a sockpuppet, it is very clear (at least to me.

I do gamble occasionally, however I do not gamble more then I am willing to lose as I understand that gambling is well gambling. With provably fair, it is possible for the gambler to ensure that the casino did not cheat the player, however it is not possible to verify that the player did not cheat the casino using provably fair alone.

With provably fair, two seeds, one from the casino and one from the player (and sometimes a nonce) will be added together using some formula that the casino discloses to players ahead of time. To ensure that a casino is in fact provably fair, the casino will first commit to a "server" seed, and will give you the hash of the server seed, the player then selects a client seed (and writes down/copies both the server and client seed, and nonce if applicable), then the player places his bet. After the result of the bet is determined, the casino will reveal the actual server seed, and the player can verify that the hash they were provided is in fact the has of the actual server seed. The player can them independently verify that the bet/roll was calculated correctly.

In the case of what the OP/you did is that you somehow were able to figure out the actual server seed prior to it being disclosed to you, either by tricking the server to select a certain server seed, somehow tricking the server into disclosing the server seed to you prior to the bet, or something similar. By knowing both the server seed and the client seed in advance, then you can calculate the outcome of the roll ahead of time and bet accordingly. So it is not as simple to "verify the bets" when checking if someone cheated the casino, but you already knew that, didn't you Danny?