Shuffle.com Crash Verifier
Verify the crash multiplier in your Shuffle.com Crash game using cryptographic proof
How It Works
Shuffle.com Crash uses cryptographic hashing to generate crash points:
- Generate HMAC-SHA256 hash:
HMAC(serverSeed, clientSeed:nonce:cursor) - Convert the first 4 bytes of hash to a 32-bit integer
- Divide the integer by 2³² to get a float between 0 and 1
- Apply the crash formula:
crashPoint = (99 / (1 - floatValue)) / 100 - The result is the multiplier at which the game crashes
- This incorporates a 1% house edge (99 in numerator)
Technical Note: The algorithm ensures fairness as neither player nor casino can predict or manipulate the outcome before the round begins.
About Shuffle Crash
- House Edge: ~1%
- Min Crash: 1.00x
- Max Crash: Theoretically unlimited (extremely rare high values)
- Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256 with float conversion
- Verification: 100% client-side (your data stays private)
- Result Precision: 2 decimal places (e.g., 2.45x)
Where to Find Seeds
- Play a Crash game on Shuffle.com
- Navigate to your bet history
- Click on the specific bet you want to verify
- Look for the "Provably Fair" or "Fairness" section
- Copy the Server Seed (unhashed), Client Seed, and Nonce
- Paste the values into the form above
Important: The unhashed server seed is only revealed after you rotate to a new seed pair. Active rounds cannot be verified until the seed pair is changed.