The client seed contributes a player-side value, while the nonce distinguishes successive results produced under a seed pair. A verifier can reproduce a round only when these inputs match the game history exactly. Changing one character or using the next nonce produces a different output.
Open the live accountCopy the full value from the game fairness panel. If the interface lets you choose it, change it only before a new sequence begins and record when the change took effect. A browser-generated value is still specific to that active session.
The nonce commonly increases with each bet under the same seed set, but counting rules can differ. Use the nonce stored with the completed round rather than estimating from how many times you remember playing.
Save round ID, server-seed commitment, client seed and nonce as one record. If seeds were rotated between the bet and the check, select the archived set attached to that round instead of the current values displayed for the next bet.
Preserve case, punctuation and leading zeros. Select the documented algorithm and game mode. A mismatch caused by whitespace or an off-by-one nonce should be corrected before concluding that the published result differs.
Yes. The nonce or another counter can distinguish results under one seed set.
No. Use the value attached to the completed round.
No. Never paste a wallet recovery phrase into a game verifier.
Last reviewed: 30 July 2026