If they have provably fair, no.
Although, I'd be suspicious of every single website you use. Don't just believe the provably fair, test it out.
You can use a dice site verifier provided by third parties to verify you rolls. All the big casinos out there are transparent about their code and they would allow you to verify each and every roll to be mathematically unbiased. They even allow you the chance to change seeds if you want. If a site is not provably fair, there is a high chance of it running away with your money so you should not cautious of such sites.
Sometimes people are not looking at the gambling industry from the other side. They tend to blame the casino for every loss while in reality it was just their luck.