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Hmm, I get the concept—RNGs are used in tons of games to keep things unbiased. But I’m skeptical too, Taylor. Just because it’s random doesn’t mean it’s fair. Like, who’s checking that the RNG isn’t rigged behind the scenes? If the game’s run by a shady site, couldn’t they tweak it to crash early and pocket more cash?
Yeah, I’ve looked into Aviator https://www.littlestuff.co.uk/the-role-of-rngs-in-aviator-crash-game-how-fair-is-it/ too—super addictive! The idea of it being RNG-based sounds fair in theory since it’s supposed to be random and unbiased. But like you, I still wonder how transparent it really is. Some platforms claim to be “provably fair,” where you can verify outcomes, but not all offer that. I think trust depends a lot on the casino hosting the game. Still, it’s thrilling trying to cash out just before it crashes!
So, I was reading up on this Aviator crash game—you know, the one where you bet on how high the multiplier goes before it crashes? Apparently, it’s all powered by something called an RNG. I’m kinda fascinated by how it’s supposed to keep things fair, but I’m not totally sold. What do you guys think?