We prioritize fairness and transparency to provide players with a trusted and enjoyable online poker experience. Our unique randomness, shuffle, and card distribution system ensures that every hand is dealt fairly, with no possibility of manipulation. Let’s take a closer look at how our system works:
Components
- Daily Seed: The Daily Seed is an alphanumeric value generated through a secure chain of hashes. This seed serves as the foundation for our provably fairness system, ensuring that no modifications can occur once the seed is generated. (Read this article about Daily Seed)
- Player Seed: The Player Seed is a unique identifier assigned to each player upon registration. The Player Seed can be edited by the player at any time, and It serves as an input in our card distribution algorithm, ensuring randomness and integrity in every hand dealt. (Read this article about Player Seed)
- Game Type: The Game Type refers to different kinds of Poker. Example: NLH (No Limit Hold’em) / PLO (Pot-limit Omaha) / etc
- Chip Type: The Chip Type refers to different currencies players use. Example: PM (Play Money) / USDT (USD Tether) / etc
- Game Format: The Game Format refers to different formats of Poker. Example: CG (Cash Game) / MTT (Multi-Table Tournament) / etc
- Table Number: Each table is assigned a unique numerical identifier with the prefix T (T1, T2, T3..).
- Hand Number: Every hand is assigned a unique numerical identifier with the prefix H (H1, H2, H3..).

Generating The Hand Input
The Hand Input is a combination of Daily Seed, Game Type, Chip Type, Game Format, Table Number, and Hand Number.

Hand Seed (= Hash of The Hand Input)
Utilizing the SHA256 hash function, we hash the Hand Input to generate the Hand Seed, safeguarding the integrity and authenticity of the seed generation process.

Generating The Hole Cards
The Hole Cards are generated by applying the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm to the combination of Hand Seed and Player Seed.

Generating The Community Cards
The Community Cards are generated by applying the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm to the Hand Seed.
Now you understand the basics. Let’s get into the specifics! Here is the list of different parts of our randomness system.