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Dominic Reyes, iGaming Technology Analyst at CasinoChan
iGaming Technology Analyst

Testing every claim by hand before it makes it into an article.

6 Years in iGaming QA & Research
4 Published Articles
Provably Fair Systems Slot Mechanics AI Gambling Tools Game Releases RNG Auditing Bonus Math

About Dominic

Dominic spent six years in QA and game design at two mid-size studios before joining the CasinoChan Research Team, stress-testing RNG behavior, bonus math and provably fair implementations across hundreds of titles.

Today he covers the technical side of CasinoChan's platform: how provably fair verification actually works, which upcoming releases are worth watching, and which AI-assisted tools genuinely help versus which ones are just noise.

Every feature Dominic writes about gets tested by hand first - hundreds of tracked spins, seed verifications run personally, and a claim doesn't make it into an article unless he can reproduce it himself.

Outside of verification work, Dominic tracks regulatory filings and provider changelogs across a dozen studios, so a mechanic that changes mid-year gets flagged before it shows up in a misleading old guide.

“If I can't verify it myself with the seed and a calculator, I don't publish it.”
— Dominic Reyes

How Dominic Verifies a Claim

Every provably fair claim starts with the same three inputs: the server seed, the client seed, and the nonce. Dominic re-runs the hash himself using the algorithm the provider publishes, rather than trusting a screenshot or a forum post.

For mechanics and features, he logs a minimum of 200 tracked spins per title before writing a single sentence about how a bonus or feature behaves, and any figure that can't be reproduced twice gets cut from the draft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Dominic's provably fair verification different from a typical review?

Most reviews repeat what a provider's help page says. Dominic re-runs the actual hash verification himself with the published seed and nonce, so the article reflects what he confirmed, not what he was told.

How does Dominic decide which upcoming slot releases are worth covering?

He tracks provider changelogs and ICE/SiGMA showcase listings directly, then filters out anything without a confirmed mechanic or release window, so speculative rumors don't make it into CasinoChan's coverage.

Does Dominic test AI gambling tools before writing about them?

Yes. Before a tool appears in an article, he runs it against a fixed set of spins or hands to see whether its claims hold up, rather than relying on the marketing copy the tool itself provides.

Articles by Dominic Reyes

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