Adem24 wrote: > Is there any public remote RNG server running on the Internet? > By this I mean a public service similar to the Network Time Protocol (NTP). > > It should generate for example 50 random numbers in the > range 0 to 255 in string format in intervalls of a minute, > and together with a timestamp make this record (ie. a line) > publicly available. There should also be an open API for > retrieving the RNG record for the specified datetime key. > > Such an independent public RNG service would be useful for > online game operators and players; ie. for lotto, roulette and > other chance games, but also for researchers. > > All the generated RNG records should also be archived and > put online for manual downloading (for statistical tests etc.) > > The current situation of for example how the Keno lotto numbers > are generated is not much trustworthy since it is in the hands of > the Keno-organizers themselves. And there is a big mistrust > by the players in this method, and there have also been some > scandals because the game organizers know what the players > have played and it is easy to generate numbers which would > pay out the least prizes... > > So there is a public need for one or more trustworthy, > independent and open public RNG servers around the globe > for the benefit of everybody in the industry.
Even if there are noone here cares about it and it's off topic for this newsgroup. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
