Welcome very to much to this site. I started a thread about a year ago touting your industry-first employing SHA-256 hash function implemented to verify casino/poker outcome legitimacy and that it should be the standard now instead of the exception. I also stated that this site was the only site I trust to play as well. Well I do retract a little bit from that now as I believe there are honest software providers and online casino owners even without hash function verification. That is not to say we shouldn't demand all other existing casinos to follow suit. I guess letting players periodically audit their results is at times cumbersome/time consuming and effects their bottom (stream)line. Players usually carry a frantic pace especially on slots entrusting in the casino's implementation of the correct
RTP. It's all fine and dandy but imagine how much more new business they bring in.
If anyone checks out Sportsbookreview.com, every single member over there swear by their conviction that all online rng software are rigged, period. If only sport gambling sites carry a hash function mechanism for their rng casino section for the uninitiated they would substantially increase their take per playing customer since all the members over their strictly make sports bets avoiding the casino section like the plague. Kind of a waste if you ask me.
The truth is there are yet a ton of people who still don't trust online casinos (from first hand knowledge) - can you blame them - and if implementing any kind of back-testing/self-auditing algorithm like the SHA-256 hash function would build eventual trust, then why not demand that to be the standard? I sound like a shill for consumer safety and I am fine with that and that's why I commend Betvoyager still.
BTW, their are quite a few MD5 hash function (
MD5 integrity control) implemented casinos out there that I play as well.
Cool of you, Slotmonster for finally convincing a BV rep to register. I am curious, are they automatically now in the Baptist by Fire stage or do they have to request that yet?
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