Keno
Verify any BC.Game Keno round. HMAC seed runs through two `createNums` passes (with a SHA-256 chain step between) on the numbers 1-40; the first 10 entries are the drawn balls.
Frequently asked
Is BC.Game Keno really provably fair?⌄
Yes. BC.Game publishes a cryptographic commitment (the hash of the server seed) for each round BEFORE you bet. Afterwards the server seed is revealed and anyone can recompute the outcome — which is exactly what the verifier above does. If the computed result matches the shown one, the round wasn't manipulated.
How do I verify a BC.Game Keno round?⌄
Paste the revealed server seed, your client seed and the bet nonce into the form above. The verifier re-runs the official math and shows you the exact result, step by step. Everything runs in your browser — your seeds never leave the device.
Where do I find my BC.Game seeds?⌄
On your BC.Game account's fairness / seed page. There you can rotate the server seed: rotating reveals the old one (so you can verify all your previous bets) and commits a fresh hash for the next ones.
Can BC.Game cheat on BC.Game Keno?⌄
Not without getting caught. The server-seed hash is published before the bet, so BC.Game can't change the seed after the fact — any change would produce a different hash than the committed one. That's what makes the game verifiable.