Publish the commitment.
The server publishes a hash of its seed before play. Keep that commitment so the later reveal can be checked against it.
GALABET FAIR / 1.0
Keep the inputs.
Check the result.
A completed round should contain enough information to reproduce its outcome. Fair starts with the seeds, the calculation and a record you can check.
THE FOUNDATION
Before the round.
After the reveal.
Use the declared inputs.
For seed-based games, the server seed, client seed and nonce feed a deterministic calculation. The game mapper turns its output into a roll, path or deck.
Reproduce the outcome.
Once the seed is revealed, check the commitment and run the calculation again with the recorded parameters. Compare the reproduced result with the original.
A RECORD WORTH KEEPING
Give the result
its context.
A number alone cannot explain a round. A developer investigating a mismatch needs the same inputs and rules that produced it.
See the bytes behind a Dice roll →- Commitment
- The hash saved before the seed was revealed.
- Inputs
- The revealed seed, client seed and nonce for the round.
- Rules
- The game, GFS version and applicable parameters.
- Outcome
- The recorded result to compare with the recalculation.
What a match tells you.
It confirms that the supplied inputs reproduce the recorded calculation. Checking the revealed seed against a previously saved commitment also ties that seed to the earlier promise. Neither check guarantees payouts or certifies an operator.
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