Play65 dice are 100% random. Therefore, you can play online backgammon on Play65 safe and sound, knowing there's no possible way that your opponent or the system can manipulate the dice to change the outcome of the game.
The dice used in Play65 backgammon site are based on the leading random number generator device in the industry, developed in Keio University in Japan and was adopted by IBM. In addition, Play65 sets occasional tests to verify the randomness of the dice and to make sure that the rare occurrence of seven successive doubles won't appear more than once in 279,936 rolls.
When playing backgammon online, the inability to meet face to face with your opponent and to access the equipment with your own hands often brings out doubts and suspicions. Some of them might be righteous, but one thing for sure: the complete randomness of Play65 backgammon dice leaves no place for doubts.
Random number generator is a computer device programmed (in the case of Play65 dice by Makoto Matsumoto and Takuji Nishimura of Keio University, Yokohama, Japan) to create a series of numbers that follow one another with no particular order, in other words - randomly. Random number generators are commonly used in the online gaming industry where random outcomes of drawing cards and rolling dice are required. To summarize, the random number generator, supported by Play65 occasional tests, makes sure that none of the players will roll more doubles than the natural average (i.e. 1/6), nor will they roll more 2's than 6's averagely.
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