Guide overview
A high-level explanation of random number generators, testing and the difference between fairness claims and individual results.
What an RNG does
A random number generator is software used to produce values that determine outcomes in eligible games. The game maps those values to its rules and symbols. A random result is not necessarily evenly distributed across every visible outcome; the game’s design defines the probabilities.
Look for precise information
A general fairness statement is not the same as a report for a particular game or version. If a provider names a test laboratory or certificate, check that the reference identifies the product and configuration. Do not infer certification from a logo alone.
Random does not mean due
A previous outcome does not make a different result due on the next play. A history display records earlier results; it does not reveal a predictable sequence. If you have a concern about a result, save the game name, round details and time for support.