Fox AdventuresCheck every round yourself
Every round's result is fixed before betting opens, and a code that locks it in is published in advance. When the round ends, the secret behind that code is shown, and anyone can redo the maths. These are the documents for doing it.
The specification
How the secret becomes the round's crash point; how the chain of rounds and the salt stop a result being chosen after the fact; the ladder, the payout and rounding rules, and the house edge. Written for an independent testing laboratory.
FAIRNESS.md, plain text →Test vectors
Worked examples from a fixed test chain: secrets, salts, codes, ladders and crash points. Code that follows the specification and reproduces every one of them computes exactly what the game computes. The test chain is not the one the live table plays.
test-vectors.json →The live table
/api/fairness shows the code and the salt the table is playing right now. In the game, “Provably fair” redoes any finished round in your own browser; POST /api/verify does the same on the server.
Play money only. The engine has not yet been certified by a laboratory, and the game is not licensed for real-money play.
These files are exact copies of the ones the game's own code is built and tested against. If they ever differ, a test fails.