Fair Poker Knowledge Base
Independent, educational articles on online poker cheating, player protection, and cryptographically verifiable fairness — in six languages.
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Online Poker Fairness & Anti-Cheating Knowledge Base
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Latest articles
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Online Poker Chat Safety: Privacy, Soft Play, and Phishing at the Table
Poker chat can make online games friendlier, but it can also leak private data, spread phishing links, or create soft-collusion problems. Learn safer table-chat habits.
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Web Crypto Randomness in Browser Poker: What It Proves and What It Does Not
Browser poker can use Web Crypto for strong random bytes, but randomness alone is not proof. Learn how getRandomValues fits into a verifiable shuffle.
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How Poker Sites Detect Bot Signals Without Guesswork
A practical guide to bot detection signals in online poker, covering timing, account graphs, game data, false positives, and player reports.
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Is It Safe to Use a VPN for Online Poker?
A practical guide to VPNs and online poker safety: privacy benefits, account risk signals, shared IP issues, public Wi-Fi, and fair use.
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Are Browser Extensions Safe for Online Poker Accounts?
Learn how browser extensions can affect poker account security, what permissions to review, and safer habits before playing online poker.
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Reproducible Builds for Poker Clients: Why Source Code Is Not Enough
Reproducible builds let players and auditors check whether a poker client was built from the public source code it claims to use.
Curious how provable fairness is built?
Fair Poker is a non-profit open-source research project on verifiable Texas Hold’em fairness: the deck is co-encrypted and shuffled by participant browsers, there is no dealing server, and every hand can be verified independently. The project provides no gaming service to the public; the full source is published — download it and run your own instance to study it.
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