Repeats again

[Moxy]

Go to any one game at BV, copy the SHA-256 Checksum random numbers/characters on top to a clipboard or notebook excel/word.   Play a few rounds of cards/dice/roulette.    Then click the checkmark option on the right of the Checksum numbers/character and a page will load on a new browser.   Copy every thing in the little white box and paste that into the "input text"  and it will give you the Checksum code and you will compare that against the code you save at the beginning of the game.   You will see it is identical!

[LeoLeo11]

Thanks for this explanation, Moxy!

If I understand it correctly you could check SHA-(256 ,...) code by this manner!

What do you think, is it enough proof that BV(RNG) is random and NOT rigged?!

I just consider that if they have another "add software" for rigging purpose and involve it at a certain player's game stage, than the "SHA...code" wouldn't be the same like checked "jsSHA code"!

[Moxy]

If you are unsure write down every decision you play on paper and copy the Checksum code and then click the check mark to the right of the Checksum code.    Now compare the decisions you recorded to the content inside the little white box and you will see the outcome/decisions are the same.    Press 'calculate' icon and compare the codes as well.    If everything matches up, then there is no way they are cheating you unless it is blind luck. 

By the way, every SHA code is like a fingerprint.   There is no other code like the next in existence.

[LeoLeo11]

Thanks again, Moxy!