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Before a round starts, the server draws a 64-character hexadecimal server seed with a cryptographic random generator and publishes SHA-256 of that text (UTF-8, lowercase hex). That hash is the commitment. The server seed stays hidden until the round has crashed.

The crash point is chosen randomly from the admin landable multiplier list with HMAC-SHA256. The key is the server seed text and the message is client seed:nonce:pool. The first 52 bits select one landable multiplier. Never-land multipliers stay visible in the public list but are never chosen. If no list is configured, the older continuous formula is used instead.

If nobody locks a client seed before the round starts, the round uses the public string public-client-seed. That string is known before the server seed is chosen. The commitment still binds the server seed and the arithmetic can be repeated, but a server could search seeds against that known string. A client seed chosen after the commitment is published closes that gap for the round. The first locked client seed is kept and is not replaced.

This page recomputes the hash and the crash point in your browser. The server seed you type is not sent to the server. If you also enter a round ID, the page loads the published commitment, nonce, and client seed, and only after the crash compares the revealed server seed and crash point with your result.