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Fairness, explained
How to confirm a CS2 gambling round was not rigged.
Provably fair is a cryptographic method that lets you verify each round was decided before you bet. The site publishes a hash of a secret server seed; after the round it reveals the seed, and you recompute the result to confirm it was untouched. It is the single most important trust signal for any CS2 gambling site, and a heavy factor in our scoring.
The verification steps
- Note the published server seed hash before betting.
- Set or note your client seed.
- After the round, take the revealed server seed.
- Hash it and confirm it matches the pre-round hash.
- Combine server seed + client seed + nonce to reproduce the outcome.
Every site on the leaderboard documents a provably-fair system; CSGOFast applies it across all five modes.
FAQ
- What does provably fair mean?
- The site commits to a result before you bet by publishing a hashed server seed; after the round it reveals the seed so you can confirm nothing changed.
- How do I verify a round?
- Combine the revealed server seed with your client seed and nonce in the site's verifier (or any SHA-256 tool) and check it matches the published hash and outcome.
- Is CSGOFast provably fair?
- Yes — across its Fast, Double, Crash, Cases and Roulette modes.