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Verifying your wins in a Provably Fair game is surprisingly straightforward, empowering players with unprecedented control and transparency over their gaming experience. Most platforms offering Provably Fair games will provide a dedicated 'verification' tool or a clear explanation of their specific process. Generally, you'll need the

• server seed hash (provided before the game)
• your client seed (which you often control)
• and the nonce for that specific round

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