Hello,
I in the case of licensed casinos, I suggest that you first send this to the licensing authority or the game provider for investigation. Sadly, this is not the case.
The current situation is that only those two "parties" are responsible for authorized checks,...
Hence the downside, according to the ChatGPT:
"The Bottom Line
Wanting to verify RNG in an unlicensed setup is like wanting to check an engine when the hood is welded shut. You can do your best guesswork—track outcomes, sniff out patterns, look for Reputation™ signals—but without a neutral arbiter (a recognized testing lab), there’s no absolute guarantee. Playing on unlicensed sites is a roller-coaster ride without seatbelts: maybe thrilling, definitely risky, and you’ll only know how bad it can get once you’re halfway up that first loop.
So, if you find yourself on an unlicensed site and thinking, "At least let me make sure the RNG is fair," remember: your best shot is to piece together indirect evidence. If something feels off—if payouts look systematically too low, if you spot repeat sequences, or if you can’t find any concrete audit info—take that as your cue to hit "Log Out" and find a site where the RNG is at least audited by someone more reputable than "The Internet." Good luck, and may your spins—licensed or not—be ever in your favor (or at least not flagrantly manipulated)."
If you have not tried, send what you have to the Data Team. I'm not sure whether they can help, yet you may try anyway: [email protected]
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