At the beginning of a round a "Secret"(Salt) is randomly created, and a SHA-1 Hash gets generated out of it and shared publicly. Other than similar services, the winning ticket is generated at the end of a round, with unpredictable values. As soon as a round is closed an MD5 Hash is generated with the total value of the round (eg. 123.10) and the Salt that was generated in the beginning.

As an example, the MD5 hash of123.10-04495e619935d08c is4963362068a5aae28c0ab8e7994a0e75. Changing the value or salt the tiniest bit will result in a completely different hash. The total value and salt are seperated by a dash(-). The decimal point of the value is always a dot(.) and not a comma. The total value always has two decimal places.

After generating the MD5 hash the first 8 characters of it are converted from hexadecimal to decimal (32 bit integer), and divided by 4294967296 (Maximum value of a 32 bit integer). This will result in a Decimal number between 0 and 1 which is the winnerticket. We do not provice an automated Provably-fair calculator for reputeability reasons.