Provably fair Plinko

Provably fair proves one specific thing: the result was decided before you played. It is worth understanding exactly how far that goes.

Round integrityProves
Fair termsDoes not prove
  1. 1
    Copy the hashed server seed

    Shown before the round. This is the operator committing to a result it cannot then change.

  2. 2
    Play the round

    Your client seed and a counter combine with the server seed to produce the outcome.

  3. 3
    Reveal the server seed

    In the game's fairness panel, after the round.

  4. 4
    Hash it and compare

    If it matches the hash from step one, nothing was altered after your bet.

  5. 5
    Recompute the result

    Feed both seeds and the counter into the published algorithm. Most operators provide a calculator; independent ones exist too.

What it proves — and what it does not

QuestionAnswered?
Was this round altered after my bet?Yes — no
Is the payout table generous?No
Is this a good bet?No. A provably fair 90% RTP game is provably a bad deal
Will the operator pay me?No. Verification covers the round, not the withdrawal
The practical value. Provably fair rules out one narrow form of cheating. Licensing, payout history and published RTP cover the rest, and they matter more.
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