Ramsharma77 Posted January 3, 2025 #1 Posted January 3, 2025 i am not quite sure , but there is a rumor going on that same nonce can have multiple results and can concur provably fair. just saw a post. the support team didn’t provided any explanation. just marketing that they are the best casino. just shining their ass. but no correct explanation has been provided. so seeking help in knowing from the mods or experts of this system
Qiiizek Posted January 3, 2025 #2 Posted January 3, 2025 1 hour ago, Ramsharma77 said: i am not quite sure , but there is a rumor going on that same nonce can have multiple results and can concur provably fair. just saw a post. the support team didn’t provided any explanation. just marketing that they are the best casino. just shining their ass. but no correct explanation has been provided. so seeking help in knowing from the mods or experts of this system it's really fair don't hesitate to create those opportunities
CulitoFuerte Posted January 3, 2025 #3 Posted January 3, 2025 Oh damn, this is a sensitive topic for me, mostly because my balance is always gone thanks to originals and I feel i got robbed instead loosing money gambling. I do so well on live games and slots, but I’m an idiot and keep returning to these shit games. Provably fair systems are indeed random, but I strongly suspect Stake manipulates the results. While I’m not sure how they manage to do it, especially while showing previous and future results based on the seed- nounce, I believe it’s possible. Here’s what I’ve observed: when you deposit, the game starts off easy, giving you some wins, but once you begin betting higher, everything changes. You start seeing a flood of 10s and an overwhelming number of "insurance messages," particularly after you raise your bet. You’ll notice that every 6 the dealer gets magically turns into a 20 or 21, or they beat you by just one point. It gets even worse, the dealer seems to draw to 16 way too often before miraculously landing the perfect card to beat you. It happens so frequently that it feels absurd, what’s with the number 16? The dealer hits it far too consistently for it to be random. And when you go all-in, it’s almost guaranteed that the dealer will land a blackjack. Splitting or doubling, even when you should, is a total disaster. Even against a dealer’s 6, it rarely works in your favor. Play 2,000 blackjack hands, and you’ll witness some of the most insane outcomes ever, things you’d never see at any live table. Sure, infinite decks change the probabilities, but even then, the patterns feel far from natural. These supposed coincidences have been happening for over a year, following the exact same pattern. How is that even possible with an RNG that’s supposed to be provably fair? If the balance you get is not a deposit but a bonus, it won’t wait, it fucks you immediately. The script is incredibly well-designed, it lures you in, baits you, and, in the end, ensures that you lose everything Changing the seed does nothing. I’m always using my own seed of 64 characters, and it behaves exactly the same Got a topic of my own about this shit
delviago Posted January 4, 2025 #4 Posted January 4, 2025 6 hours ago, Ramsharma77 said: i am not quite sure , but there is a rumor going on that same nonce can have multiple results and can concur provably fair. just saw a post. the support team didn’t provided any explanation. just marketing that they are the best casino. just shining their ass. but no correct explanation has been provided. so seeking help in knowing from the mods or experts of this system maybbe not fair
summoon Posted January 4, 2025 #5 Posted January 4, 2025 I accept that gambling also doesn't end on win also can cause us generational debt. Play responsible 😉. Play smart
Ramsharma77 Posted January 4, 2025 Author #6 Posted January 4, 2025 I have seen some post on Bitcoin where a user claimed, they concurred provably fair with any set of result s, hence I am asking this question and they banned me from the chat as well.
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