Faucet hub works and it is not a scam, but the rambo dice is most certainly a scam. There are making money hand over fist on this scheme with the claim that it is provably fair, but it is a fixed scam. I have run full statistical analysis over 60,000 rolls and the results are the same every time. No variance whatsoever. The over 90 and under 10 rolls come in 14.7 % each of the time (should be 10). This is to lure users with their banner in the chat box of big wins, encouraging more players. I have played the under 49.5 repeatedly and recorded each block of 100 rolls. I have lost more than 52 per hundred 47 times consecutively. (4700 rolls without a positive block) You can't play at low odds because of the skewed number distribution and you can't play at even odds due to always much losing more than the proper "fair" share. You may win at the extreme long odds (100 to 1 or higher) due to the skewed number distribution, and the sites desire to entice users with "big win" banners, but it will catch up to you as well. Plus the mod there "huckleberry" always seems to be the biggest and most frequent winner. My coin lost was minimal and worth the discovery, and it is clear that many people just want to gamble without care to the fact they are playing a fixed carnival game. It is their coins they can do what they want with them. However this message is for those who don't care to be cheated.
 The thing that that bothers me the most is this sites owner parades himself as a crypto hero, a champion of the people, defender of the little guy and anti-scammer. I really don't like wolves in sheep's clothing and am calling one out. That means you MEXICAN TARGET. You sir are false and a scammer, and this minimizes your supposed contributions to the community, and in my eyes even worse than the blatant ones you claim to be canvassing against.