PROVABLY FAIR
Verify fairness
Check the server seed commitment and reconstruct the cards yourself.
What you can see while playing
Open Provably Fair in the lower-right corner. It shows the SHA-256 commitment to the hidden server seed before the cards are known, plus the relevant player seeds and deck or hand identifier. Cash Game also shows its Table ID. Copy the commitment if you want an independent record of what the server promised.
When the seed is revealed
For Tactical Blackjack, Classic Blackjack and Heads-up Poker, open the finished match in Match history to copy the revealed server seed. In Cash Game, your played hand seeds become available in Match history after you leave that table; they are not revealed to you while you remain seated. Hash the revealed seed text with SHA-256 and compare it with the earlier commitment.
How the cards are reconstructed
Tactical and Classic each shuffle a six-deck shoe using the server seed, both player seeds and the deck number. Heads-up Poker shuffles a fresh 52-card deck for each hand using those seeds and the hand number. Cash Game uses a fresh server seed for each 52-card hand and the Table ID; its hand number identifies the record but does not change the shuffle. The number of players dealt in determines how the shuffled cards are grouped into hands, not their order.
Check it yourself
Enter the values from Match history below and calculate the deck. The code alongside the calculator contains the values you entered; Copy code gives you a standalone program you can run locally and compare with the displayed result.