Author / ProvablyHero
Anthony
Anthony is the creator of ProvablyHero, a project focused on Plinko mathematics and provably fair verification. He develops browser-based tools for exploring probabilities, comparing payout tables and replaying disclosed game results. His articles explain the calculations behind these tools, their assumptions and what they can - and cannot - establish.
Articles & guides
14 articlesHow to record a bet you can actually check
What to save before, during and after a provably fair bet: the full commitment, seed-pair context, nonce, settings and recorded result.
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Why your provably fair replay doesn’t match
Check the full commitment, seed pair, nonce, encoding and verifier version when a recorded result differs. A mismatch alone does not identify its cause.
- 03Guide
Same replay, different evidence: why commitment timing matters
A matching replay checks supplied inputs. See why a full pre-bet seed commitment and its timing matter, with a reproducible Dice example.
- 04Guide
How to play Dice
A beginner's guide to crypto Dice: picking a target, Roll Under vs Roll Over, how payouts and the house edge work, and how to check a roll was fair.
- 05Guide
Dice strategy: what actually changes your results
Martingale, high win chance, low win chance: what each Dice strategy really does to your bankroll, with exact odds. None of them removes the house edge.
- 06Guide
What is the house edge?
The house edge in plain words: how it relates to RTP, how to calculate expected loss, and why no betting system can get around it. With examples.
- 07Guide
How to play Plinko
A beginner's guide to crypto Plinko: how a drop works, what rows and risk change, how payouts are set, and how to try it free before betting.
- 08Guide
The real chance of hitting 1000× in Plinko
How likely a 1000× Plinko hit is when it occupies the two edge slots: chance per drop, cumulative hit probability and the drops needed for a 50% chance.
- 09Guide
Plinko risk levels: what the labels really change
Low, Medium, High and beyond: how Plinko risk levels change multipliers, hit rates and RTP at BC.Game, BCH.games, Duel.com and Stake.
- 10Guide
Plinko strategy: what actually changes your results
What stake size, rows and risk change in Plinko, why staking systems cannot remove the house edge, and how to test fixed-stake settings in the simulator.
- 11Guide
Is Plinko rigged? Here's how to check
What provably fair can establish about a Plinko result, where the house edge comes from, and how to replay a disclosed bet after rotating your seeds.
- 12Guide
Provably fair, explained and checked
What provably fair means, which crypto casino algorithms we have checked, and how to verify a Plinko or Dice bet with revealed seeds and nonce. Free.
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Plinko predictors: what are they actually selling?
Plinko predictors, hacks and signal bots claim to know the next drop. Why that's impossible on a provably fair game, and what these apps actually do.
- 14Guide
Does changing your client seed change your odds?
Changing your client seed changes which results you get, never the odds. What the client seed is for, when to change it, and how to see it yourself.
Glossary contributions
22 terms- Commitment
- Replay
- Roll over and roll under
- What is win chance?
- What is auto-bet?
- What is the binomial distribution (and why it runs Plinko)?
- What are casino originals?
- What is a client seed?
- What is drawdown?
- What is an edge slot in Plinko?
- What is expected value (EV)?
- What is HMAC?
- Martingale betting system
- Median vs mean: which "average" should you trust?
- What is a multiplier?
- What is a nonce in provably fair?
- What is risk of ruin?
- What is RTP (return to player)?
- What is seed rotation?
- What is a server seed?
- What is a hash (SHA-256)?
- What is variance?
