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Gamdom Mines verifier

Independently check any Gamdom 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.

One of the older crypto casinos, with provably-fair originals verifiable from the revealed seed pair.

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

Verification form · Gamdom

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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Step by step on Gamdom

How to verify Gamdom Mines

  1. Reveal the seed. Open Gamdom’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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