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Exactly — the regulation part is what makes or breaks trust. RNGs themselves are technically very solid if implemented correctly. But shady or unlicensed sites can just as easily tweak them. I always check if a casino has a legit license (like UKGC or MGA) before signing up. Also, some casinos post RTP (return-to-player) audits, which is a nice touch.
It’s natural to wonder about the fairness of RNGs in online casinos. Trusted casinos use certified and regularly audited RNGs to ensure random and unbiased outcomes. Independent testing agencies verify these systems to prevent manipulation. While the process is behind the scenes, regulations and certifications provide transparency and trust. For more details on how casinos keep games fair and prevent cheating, check out this insightful article https://www.techtoreview.com/Featured/how-online-casinos-prevent-cheating-bots.html
I’ve been playing online blackjack and slots for years, and I still wonder — can we really trust the RNG (Random Number Generator) to ensure fair play? I mean, it’s all behind the scenes. How do we even know it's not rigged?