Quote from: BBmmBB on October 13, 2014, 01:49:39 AM

ok gotcha ...so in this example where do you check to see what the hash was? >>> https://www.moneypot.com/game/163325

The game crashes of the old game (back 2 months ago) were a bit different, and don't make too much sense in the current context. (i.e. that game didn't really crash at 0.01x). I tried to backport the old scheme to the way moneypot works now -- but I forgot in the database that I stored 2.43 as a 243 -- and my script fucked it up. I'll pull the historic game crash data from a backup and restore them when I get a chance. It's just for historical interest though. =)

The best way to verify is *first* copy the hash from before a game starts. Then watch the game, and see where it ends. Then click in the history to go to the game details, and copy the seed. Now compute the sha1(gameCrash + '|' + seed) and you can verify it matches the original hash.

It's very tedious to do by hand, but there is at least two money pot bots playing money -- and one of them is verifying hashes -- the other i'm not so sure, but i wouldn't be surprised if it did so too.