VISUAL EXPLAINER
Hash Odd/Even: records, verification and risk
Understand the screen, compare a block reference and read a session record. Explore the screenshots and short video below, with the limits of each example explained alongside it.
Evidence reviewed: 22 September 2026
Find block 86462627 and compare the visible hash ending 51d941048 in both images.
Understanding the interface
Labels are visible in supplied screenshots. Interval and mode behavior comes from the publisher’s explanation and has not been independently tested.
- Interval
- The settings screenshot shows 3, described as a bet every third block. The historical records show interval 4; these are different examples.
- Formal / Test
- According to the publisher, Formal uses real money; Test uses practice credits with the same blockchain results. Practice balances do not establish withdrawable earnings.
- Take-profit / Stop-loss
- Amount fields are visible. Their precise triggering and settlement behavior remains unverified; their presence does not guarantee an exact maximum loss.
- Run / Bet / Draw Records
- Run Records summarizes sessions. Bet Records lists individual bets. Draw Records lists block outcomes.
- Trend views
- Real-time and By Block Interval views show past outcomes. Historical patterns do not establish the next result.
A closer look at the evidence
Original English screenshots, preserved unchanged. Translated explanations appear below.
One matching block example
| Field | Game screenshot | TRONSCAN screenshot |
|---|---|---|
| Block number | 86462627 | 86462627 |
| Visible hash ending | 51d941048 | 51d941048 |
| Outcome | Pair / Even | Last digit: 8 |
These two publisher-supplied screenshots match on the block number and visible hash suffix. Even is consistent with the last digit 8. TRONSCAN showed UNCONFIRMED when captured. This is a screenshot comparison, not an independent live-chain audit or proof of all result-selection, settlement and withdrawal behavior.
00:26
Video: checking bet history
A 26-second platform tutorial about viewing historical records. It does not demonstrate Auto Bet settings or validate a strategy.
Text explanation
The tutorial shows how to locate and review past betting records. Individual bet records and a session summary answer different questions: a session can finish in profit while containing losing bets. For the supplied session example, read the end date, mode, orders, wins and total profit together.
Video source: authorized platform tutorial library
What the profit screenshot supports
| Session end date | Visible sessions | Displayed profit (USDT) |
|---|---|---|
| 21 September | 7 | 1,230.35 |
| 22 September | 1 | 201.20 |
| Total shown | 8 | 1,431.55 |
Transcribed from eight visible USDT sessions labelled Formal, not independently verified account earnings. One session crossed midnight. Grouping by end date does not allocate profit to each calendar day, and other activity may be missing. Individual bet win rates were 49.02%, 56.14%; profitable sessions included losing bets.
What the evidence cannot establish
Win rate counts winning bets. Profit also depends on the amounts won and lost. Positive profit at a lower win rate does not prove a stronger long-term strategy.
Not observing a 12-result streak does not establish that it cannot happen. The complete sample, observation period and selection method are unknown.
These records do not establish an 80% success rate, income of 1,000 USDT every day, or loss-free future performance.
Public block data helps check a specific reference. It does not by itself establish fairness of all game rules or remove financial risk. Automated betting can accumulate losses rapidly.
Evidence and further reading
Publisher-supplied interface, run-record and matching-block screenshots, reviewed September 22, 2026.