@Stunna I am curious about something.
Provably fair, at least in my mind means - gambling session with unchanged client seed + unchanged server seed while only nonce changes.
Is this correct?
Provably fair only means that the user can prove that the game was fair. There could be / are other ways to do this other than the standard client & server seed model (some only work for specific types of games, i.e. lottos). However, what you mentioned is the most common and regarded as better than most because it is much easier to verify.
Oh, I was thinking about something else. I forget to write it down
If I use my own client seed and I don't change it for 100K bets, how can I know that casino didn't give me bad(losing) seeds? I know nonce will solve this issue, but there are only few sites which are using that kind of system(primedice, bitsler, stake) and other sites are using only client seed + server seed.
For example, fortunejack and bitvest are using client seed + server seed, and cryptogames use client seed + server seed, but there is option to manually change client seed and nonce but server seed is changing together with nonce and I don't think it should, and there is message "
I understand the risks, I want to manually change my client seed". Why is it risky to manually change client seed?
Is it possible to somehow "inject" bad seeds if gambling site doesn't use nonce?