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CSGORoll Mines verifier

Independently check any CSGORoll Mines bet. Mines hides bombs on a 5×5 grid. The mine positions are drawn from your seeds before you click anything. Faircheck reveals exactly which tiles (0–24) were mined, so you can confirm nothing moved as you played.

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Engine: Stake method (HMAC-SHA256) · established 2016 · 9 verifiable games · ↻ 2026-08-14

Verification form · CSGORoll

Optional · pre-commit hash check

Paste the hashed server seed the casino published before the bet. Faircheck confirms SHA-256 of your revealed seed matches it — proof the seed was locked in advance.

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How to verify CSGORoll Mines

  1. Reveal the seed. Open CSGORoll’s provably-fair panel and rotate your seed pair — this reveals the previous server seed and shows the SHA-256 hash it was committed to before you bet.
  2. Find the nonce. Each bet on a seed pair has an incrementing nonce. Use the nonce of the exact Mines round you want to check.
  3. Paste & verify. Drop the server seed, client seed and nonce into the form above. Faircheck recomputes the mine tiles and confirms the seed hash matches.

The Mines formula

draw N tiles from 25 (one float each, from the remaining pool)

Bytes from HMAC-SHA256(serverSeed, `clientSeed:nonce:round`), converted to floats and mapped per game. The server seed is committed as a SHA-256 hash before the bet and revealed when you rotate seeds.

One float is drawn per mine from the HMAC-SHA256 stream.

Each float picks a tile out of the remaining unmined tiles (a shuffle-and-select), guaranteeing distinct positions.

The full set of mine tiles is fixed at bet time — clicking a safe tile never relocates a mine.

How Mines is generated →

Mines verification FAQ

Tiles are numbered how?

Left-to-right, top-to-bottom: the top-left tile is 0, the bottom-right is 24.

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