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pfg

v0.0.1

Published

A library for Provably Fair Gambling

Readme

PFG (Provably Fair Gambling)

This is a small library that allows you to generate a random seed and along with a client seed and a nonce create a 'roll' and get a random number between 0 - 99.99.

  1. The server generates a seed using the generateSeed function, the function returns a random SHA512 hash and a SHA512 hash of the result hash.
  2. The user selects a client_seed and a nonce.
  3. The roll function will take the server_seed, client_seed and nonce and will generate a SHA512-HMAC hash, then the first 5 characters of the result hash will be converted to decimal. If the result is over 999,999 we will use the next 5 characters of the result hash. We will then calculate the following (num % 10000)/100 to get a number between 0 and 99.99.

Notes

  1. The idea is to display the server_h_seed to the user, but only show server_seed when we complete the session. The user can verify the bets by comparing the server_h_seed that was displayed before the session ended to the actual SHA512 hash of the server_seed once the session completed and you discard that seed.

  2. If the user knows the server_seed before we end the session he can calculate results before placing the bets, using only winning nonces for example.