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The Wins Feed / The claim
Desk 65 - the wins you are shown

The check behind a published win

Some displays offer to prove a win rather than assert it. The offer is worth taking seriously, and it is worth reading precisely, because a check that proves the round and a check that proves the display are two different things.

Open the partner accountRead a feed in six minutes
Feed stub
Feeds offering a check
3 of 12
Naming the round
1 of the 3
Fields needed
four
Feeds publishing a count
0 of 12
the barThe multiple a win must reach to be eligible for the display - on the sample, 250 times the stake
the poolThe players and spins the rows were drawn from - on the sample, 4,750 players placing 1,900,000 spins in the hour
the intervalThe hours between one player's own qualifying wins - on the sample, 10.4 hours at 400 spins an hour
Direct answerA "verify this win" link can prove that a particular round was played and returned a particular amount, and it cannot prove that the display is representative. Across the sample book, 3 of 12 feeds offer a check and only 1 of those names the round it is about, which is the field the check needs to mean anything.

The four fields a verifiable round needs

Verification is only as strong as the fields it is given. A round is checkable when the reader is handed enough to recompute it, and a claim is decorative when the fields needed to recompute it are withheld.

What each field buysround id        identifies which settle is being checked
stake           lets the return be turned into a real multiple
return          lets the multiple be turned into a real amount
seed or hash    lets the round be recomputed in principle
                without a round id, the check proves nothing
                about the round the reader was shown
Provably fair is about the game, not the feed. A provable round proves the outcome was not altered after the bet. It says nothing about which rounds were displayed, how many were played, or who else was playing - and those are the three things that make a feed unrepresentative.

Three claims, and what each one establishes

"This round happened"

The strongest and simplest claim. Given a round id and the settlement record, the win is a fact. It is also the claim that tells a reader least, because no reasonable reader doubted that the round on the screen happened.

"This display is a sample"

A far stronger claim: that the rows are drawn at a stated rate from a stated pool. This is what makes a feed informative, and it is the claim almost no display makes, because it is the one that would require publishing the count.

"This is your share"

The claim that a reader actually wants: what this rate means for an account playing at this pace. No feed makes it, and this desk builds it from a rate and an hour instead.

How to read a verification offer