Quote from: jmigdlc99 on May 21, 2017, 04:00:05 PM

Yes, gambling sites provide us with server seeds that can be verified.

But how do we really know that these seeds are used in actual gambling process?

Isnt it possible they are just displaying server seeds and hashes that we can verify but in reality the server seeds they are using in the back-end functions of the game are actually different/rigged?

I have the same question since a long time ago. How do we know that the roll was really "random" if we just rely on their checking system, which they also built. What if that checker was also rigged to show that it was a legitimate roll? Wouldn't that be convenient for the gambling site?