Anything about gambling complexity cannot be solved once and for all, this is why i don't believe any problem related to provably games cannot be completely solved, maybe we should only be careful in other not to get some certain attractions from those that wishes to invite us to their platforms in the name of helping through solving all provably games, gambling is beyond what we just might have seen appearing, we need more of it to work on and the casinos can't vouch a complete assurance of not having challenges in using them.
I don't even believe in probably fair games because there will still be some atom of unfair practice of such games. Probably fair games are not really much and they can be compromised anytime after when it is discovered that gamblers are now attracted to such kind of games. It is better for us to be wise and scrutinize our decisions and the way we bet on probably fair games so that we don't keep making losing thinking it's all our fault without knowing that the entire game had been compromised.
That's a good point, provably fair is the phrase that just became popular in the gambling industry and it's mostly for marketing reasons as not all provably fair are so, but we still can't condemn all of them at the same time. Some might truly be provably fair, only that persistent losses are making people not care if it's fair or not and tagging them as entirely not fair.
For the avoidance of doubts at times, one could still check for the following among others;
1. If the casino provides the proof to back the provably fair system up.
2. It should reflect in their terms and conditions and the interpretations.
3. Third-party audit goes a long way
4. Providing the seed and hash verification is another layer of trust
5. Reputable RNG in generating the outcome of the game proves to be fair as well.
6. Authenticity of the registration and regulation
7. You might also make searches and read professional reviews to learn about the scrutiny of their service
Sorry to say this doesn’t make much sense.
A game is either PROVABLY fair, or it’s NOT. There is no in between. You can’t just cheat a little, or trust just a little bit. There should be absolutely no room for trust. You either understand how it’s provably fair and verify it by yourself, or you’re simply trusting. That being said, it is true that some casinos call some of their games “provably fair”, but in reality they’re not. Stake for example has true provably fair games, not some others though.
Now to understand and verify, initially, a lot of time and skill is needed. This is what my system solves.
You actually quoted three of us, so I still find it difficult to know the one out of all to whom you directed the first lines of your reply, me or others? And if it's me, then you are the one who didn't understand what I wrote, how could probably fair be in-between? That's not possible and I couldn't have mentioned that. For clarity, as you can see in my reply above, there are three important points which I would like to simplify for you to understand better in case you found it difficult to understand as I put it.
The first point is about the marketable remarks of provably fair, and of course, everyone would want to deal with fair casinos, not otherwise, which is the reason why the provably fair becoming increasingly popular.
The second point is that not all casinos that prove they are provably fair are actually so, and still yet, there are many that say they are provably fair, and indeed, they are, and thanks for naming Stakes yourself.
And the last point is that provably fair or not some gamblers would not want to believe simply because they are losers.
You can read the post again and confirm with this and let me know if you still find the "in-between" you mentioned.