Before action
The hand should be protocol-bound before player decisions can depend on unknown future information.
How It Works
From live hand to verifiable evidence.
A plain-language walkthrough of the Flux trust flow: commit the deal, release information at the right time, preserve privacy, then package evidence a player can inspect.
Proof EngineShuffle sealed
Step 1Commit
Step 2Release
Step 3Redact
Live secrecyLive
Two phase
Support content separates live hidden-state control from completed-hand transparency.
Verifier routeLive
/hands
Hand IDs from history or result screens can be used in the verification tool.
Release cadenceLive
Street scoped
Hole cards, flop, turn, and river are released progressively as game state allows.
Audit packageLive
Post-hand
Completed hands expose deck, dealing order, release proofs, transcript evidence, and signer metadata.
Plain-English Proof
Readable evidence wins trust.
The goal is not to bury users in cryptography. The goal is to make a completed hand inspectable.
This page should be the bridge between investor technical diligence and player trust.
Keep the language simple enough for an investor partner, press lead, or strategic operator to understand the core sequence.
The experience should avoid generic RNG claims. Flux is about poker-specific proof.
Flow Anatomy
A hand moves from secrecy to evidence.
During the hand
The release cadence mirrors poker: hole cards, flop, turn, river, and final evidence.
After showdown
Evidence resolves into a package that explains the completed hand without revealing unnecessary private material.
For self-verify
A participant can verify their own seat-specific material without seeing another player's folded cards.
Evidence Map
A hand becomes evidence
The fairness story moves from live secrecy into completed-hand transparency without exposing folded strategy.
05Evidence package map
01Hand transcript
02Release signatures
03Seat-scoped proof package
04Redaction rules
05Verification result