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繁體中文Hash Roulette Explained
Hash roulette plays like normal roulette, but the winning number comes from a blockchain transaction hash instead of a spinning wheel. This guide explains it. It is a type of hash game.
- It uses the same bets as standard roulette, but the winning number is derived from a public blockchain transaction hash instead of a spinning wheel.
- Yes.
- Yes.
The objective
You place the same bets as in standard roulette — single numbers, colours, odd/even, groups — but the winning number is derived from a transaction hash rather than a wheel.
How the number is decided
The game maps part of the transaction hash to a roulette number.
The bets and payouts
Inside and outside bets work exactly as in roulette — a straight-up number pays the most, outside bets like red/black pay less but win more often. The payouts are shown in the game. See roulette rules.
Verifiable results
Because the winning number traces back to a public transaction, you can verify it yourself on a blockchain explorer — the hallmark of provably fair games. As always, treat it as entertainment and set a budget.
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FAQ
It uses the same bets as standard roulette, but the winning number is derived from a public blockchain transaction hash instead of a spinning wheel.
Yes. Inside and outside bets — single numbers, colours, odd/even and groups — work exactly as in standard roulette, with payouts shown in the game.
Yes. The winning number traces back to a public transaction, so you can confirm it yourself on a blockchain explorer.
Last updated: 2026-06-15