As each case battle commences, once all participants have joined, a pair of unique values are generated: a public server seed and a private server seed. The public server seed, which is a hashed version of the private server seed, is instantly made available to all participants. This unique, random value is instrumental in the calculation of the game's outcome. Additionally, a future EOS block number, which will be used in the outcome determination, is also displayed at this point. This ensures that the outcome is completely fair and cannot be manipulated, as we cannot predict the hash of a future EOS block.

The private server seed, another unique, random number, is kept confidential until the game's outcome is ascertained. The private server seed is used to calculate the game's outcome. However, to ensure complete fairness and unpredictability, we also use an EOS block hash in conjunction with the private server seed. The block number used is chosen in the future, meaning we cannot know which block hash this block will have. This ensures that the outcome is completely fair and cannot be manipulated.

In essence, the public server seed offers transparency, while the private server seed, in conjunction with the EOS block hash, guarantees unpredictability and fairness. Together, they form the core of our provably fair mechanism, ensuring a fair and transparent gaming experience.

Our system generates the result for case battle rounds by using the combination of these 4 inputs.

• Private Server Seed: a SHA-256 hash of 16 cryptographically secure random bytes.
• EOS Block Hash: A unique identifier for an EOS block mined from the EOS blockchain. The block is chosen at the start of the round, ensuring we have no control over the input.
• Rounds: The number of rounds played in the case battle.
• Players: The number of players participating in the case battle.

For independent verification, you may replicate the results of any round by using the code below.