I would like to know if their "provably fair" mechanic is actually NOT fair, but just too technical for the layman to understand or actually prove.
I believe a lot of users misunderstand the meaning of "provably fair".
It does NOT mean a guarantee to win, it does NOT even mean a guarantee not to lose.
If I make a lottery where I announce ZERO winchance and then I make a random generator that rolls 100% losses, that's still "provably fair" because I can prove that it gives EXACTLY the winchances announced in the rules.
I understand that it is gambling, however its 0% house edge, so they say. Also i ran 10,000 of my 30,000 1 token auto rolls today, my first 7000 i was -100, which seems about right and understandable. I came back 3000 or so rolls later, to being - 1285 tokens, so in 3000 rolls i lost 1185 tokens? What are the odds of that, loosing 1185 tokens in 3000 flips, better yet even over the entire 10,000 sample!?!?!?
People are right, either the site is glitching or they intentionally leeching tokens back in via multiplier to try and cover their losses.
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