🛡 Independently Verified · Audited · Pass
Two Labs.
Zero Doubt.
We don't ask players or partners to take our word for it. Two of the most respected names in gaming compliance — GLI and iTech Labs — have audited our games and certified our RNG to UK Gambling Commission standards.
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Games, Inspected
Line By Line.
Gaming Laboratories International is one of the most established names in gaming compliance, with decades of experience certifying games for regulators worldwide. They reviewed our source code, audited our games, and verified everything works the way we say it does.
International
Games & Bad Beat Jackpot Audit
GLI conducted a full evaluation of our core poker games and progressive jackpot system across desktop, mobile, and browser environments. Source code review, software verification, error handling, version control — every component was inspected and signed off.
RNG Certified to
UK Gambling Standards.
The UK Gambling Commission has one of the strictest technical standards in the industry. iTech Labs — a NATA-accredited testing laboratory — tested our random number generator against those standards. We passed every single test.
ISO/IEC 17025
Random Number Generator Certification
iTech Labs evaluated our RNG against the UK Remote Gambling and Software Technical Standards (February 2021). They tested both the hardware and software RNG, ran every major statistical randomness test at 95% confidence — and everything passed.
Why 95%? Because 99%
Would Mean An Easier Test.
Some operators ask why our reports list "95% confidence" instead of a higher number. The answer is counter-intuitive: in statistical RNG testing, raising the threshold to 99% would actually make the test easier to pass — not harder. Here's what 95% really means and why it's the standard every serious gaming regulator uses.
5% Alpha ≠ 5% Random
The "95% confidence level" doesn't mean the RNG is 95% random. It's a statistical threshold for false positives — the chance the test wrongly flags a perfect RNG as faulty. 5% alpha = "we accept a 5% chance of rejecting an RNG that's actually fine."
Higher Threshold = More Lenient
If you run the same tests at 99% confidence, you only flag an RNG when the evidence is overwhelming. That sounds stricter — but it's not. It means more borderline-faulty RNGs slip through. 95% is calibrated to catch real biases without too many false alarms. Push it to 99%, and you start letting slightly-broken RNGs pass.
What We Actually Pass
iTech Labs ran our RNG through 16 Diehard tests plus Chi-square analysis at four degrees of freedom (cards, suits, ranks, and full deck shuffles), against 80 million bits of generated output, twice — once for hardware RNG, once for software backup. Every single test passed. That's the toughest battery of statistical randomness tests in the gaming industry — at the threshold the gaming industry uses.
- UK Gambling CommissionRTS 7A · the strictest framework
- Gaming Laboratories Int'lGLI-11, GLI-19
- Malta Gaming AuthorityTechnical Standards
- eCOGRAGenerally Accepted Practices
- NIST SP 800-22U.S. cryptographic standard
Quantum Randomness.
Not An Algorithm.
Most poker rooms use a software-only RNG. We don't. At the core of our system sits a quantum hardware random number generator — true randomness from physics, not from a math equation.
At the heart of our RNG is the ID Quantique Quantis QUANTIS-USB-4M — a quantum hardware random number generator built in Geneva. It works by sending individual photons onto a semi-transparent mirror.
Whether each photon reflects or passes through is a fundamentally unpredictable quantum event. Those events become our random bits.
No algorithm. No seed. No pattern. Just physics. If the quantum hardware ever fails, the system automatically fails over to a certified Mersenne Twister backup — so the games never stop, and randomness is never compromised.
Independent Certification
Isn't A Marketing Badge.
It's a head start. Every operator and partner who launches with us inherits a foundation that's already been examined, tested, and verified. Less paperwork, faster regulatory approval, more time spent acquiring players.
Your regulator sees a familiar, audited stack. Cuts time, cost, and uncertainty when applying for new market licenses.
Aggregating poker for downstream operators? The certifications live at the network layer. Every skin you launch sits on the same audited foundation.
Every shuffle is driven by quantum-grade hardware randomness. Every game has been independently inspected. Receipts available on request.
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Full Reports?
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