How is RNG checked? Can it be faked?

[RiskyTrailTaker]

How do casinos or platforms prove their RNG is legit? Are there watchdogs or third-party verifications?

Also, let’s get real—can RNGs be faked or manipulated? I mean, if a shady site wanted to mess with the odds, is it even possible?

 

[nyguy]

RNGs are hard to fake on legit platforms—they’re often built with pseudo-random algorithms relying on seed numbers. But I’ve read about rogue casinos tweaking their RNG software to boost their edge. Best advice? Research the platform and look for reviews or reports of unfair play.

 

[BonVivant]

quick google search on reviews can save you so much hassle. And yep, stick with well-known game providers like NetEnt or Microgaming—they’ve got too much to lose to cut corners.