Blast and Flash Roulette seeding event

The previous hashes recently ran out for both Blast and Flash Roulette. We will now share the server seed of the previous seeding events:

Blast (seed before last game 7,999,996 hash)

cc277feb5c1d3616bace5930fe19dc505745fdeb0573ce9fcfaba7c32c013779dbdac942bd34e9240e8f3c2d4b37d35a4388a54349edd3593803ea551e36b2a2

Flash Roulette (seed before last game 1,999,998 hash)

582ba6d990a50568893a33a4aba169724d7a0ef9d024fb6d4e93a638c49c83eb44cab25d409a9516a9f5bf18a2551b30848249693523184c682004eed7ae049b

New seeding event

To keep this game provably fair, we'll announce our methods here again. We have generated a new batch of SHA512 chained hashes (starting with a new server seed.) In total, 5 million seeds for Blast and 3 million seeds for Flash Roulette. These are the final hashes:

Blast

e56c3eeddd97040726894880af683e92414738825d93b49ef61942c252f1ef29ff7157484bc4b348cafc3a112efdfff3da14ff013e315bea6eddc09140d3e25e

Flash Roulette

ef64ded5f3b5b7cb82af3d2dea9b6d6a479fa73a1a4f2db02f506c2d427cc6d7b27bc93f6ba1922c27db4fcff5df348c7999292bdf43ca4e4385f29af86370ac

Bitsler will go through the hashes (in reverse order) and use each hash to determine the crash result. So the hash of our first game's hash is the same as our published final hash. To ensure we didn't pick a hash chain that has some advantage for us, we will use a future bitcoin block hash as "client seed" to generate the final crash results. We will use the block hash of bitcoin block 942050.

The combination of the game hash and bitcoin block hash will be used for the game result, see more details about that on our Provably Fair page.

This blog post will be archived by several archive websites. Therefor we cannot edit the final hash (and therefor hash chain) nor the future bitcoin block number anymore. This makes our games Blast and Flash Roulette completely provably fair.

Archived URL:

• archive.ph