Topic: ITech Labs Random Number Generator / Soft Swiss - page 2. (Read 5457 times)
Well a casino can switch the script and alter it at any given point or time. Not very hard and one casino already got caught doing that.
cwil, thanks so much for the info you provided. it will be much harder for me to truly trust that these sites are indeed fair for the players. Some seem perfectly fair and other casinos feel on the rigged side. Again, thanks for the info.
iTech Labs claims to be ISO 17025 accredited. This is the accreditation required for nearly any test and measurement lab and it is recognized internationally. I'd want to see their accreditation, scope of accreditation, and audit records if I were doing business with them, as well as their method of calibration if they were willing to disclose it, but those are often trade secrets. Assuming that's all in order, they've probably legitimately certified the SoftSwiss software. In any case, nothing about this certification precludes SoftSwiss from implementing their RNG as a provably fair RNG, they just likely don't see any demand for it. See wikipedia for an explanation of what IS 17025 is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_17025. SoftSwiss would likely be willing to provide a report of calibration for their software as well, but probably only to their customers.
The reason these turnkey online casinos have the certification is because it's required for non-bitcoin casinos due to regulation. Additionally, having a working RNG says nothing about how it's used in their games. Without disclosing how the game gets its result, as provably fair games must, it's unlikely that anyone could independently verify fairness.
The reason these turnkey online casinos have the certification is because it's required for non-bitcoin casinos due to regulation. Additionally, having a working RNG says nothing about how it's used in their games. Without disclosing how the game gets its result, as provably fair games must, it's unlikely that anyone could independently verify fairness.
hi, ive been playing quite a few casinos that run on the Soft swiss casino software. Instead of the having a provably fair system they insist its been verified and tested by this ITech Lab RNG. I wanted to know if anyone has any info on this. Is this a reputable company or just some bogus certificate? Some of these soft swiss casinos something feels a bit funny when it comes to being fair. Is there a way to prove that every spin/card is completely random?
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