Stake slide

Enter the round hash from your bet's fairness details; the result is recomputed here with Stake's own published algorithm and every step is shown. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

Hash chainpublished output

Inputsfrom your bet's fairness details

The round's hash, published once the round ends.
Hash of Bitcoin block 631,111, fixed for the whole chain.
No real slide round was available to check this salt against, so it stays editable; Stake's seeding post names block 631,111.
Also derives the rounds before this one by walking the hash chain.
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Where this comes fromalgorithm, test vectors, notes

AlgorithmStake's own description or verifier: bitcointalk.org. Scheme: hash chain.
Test vectors: published outputStake's calculator with game hash 5844bf32… and the block 631,111 salt; no real slide round was available to check. Source: stake.com.
ChainLast hash of the 10,000,000-hash chain, published in the seeding post before play. Length 10,000,000 rounds.
No result yetFill in the fields from your Stake bet and press Verify, or load the example to see the verifier agree with the casino’s own output.