THE QUICK ANSWER
The EOS wait belongs to result generation. After completion, use the full EOS block hash in the verifier, not the short block number.
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The round is waiting for its chosen block
Bandit.Camp documents “Awaiting EOS Block #XXXX” as a result-generation status: the game cannot roll until the future EOS block selected for it has been mined. The number in the message identifies that block; it is not a Steam offer number.
Keep the game type, round ID and the exact message. This lets you distinguish an unfinished round from a completed round whose result you want to check.
Why an EOS round can pause
Round opens
A public commitment is visible.
Game locks
The future block is selected under the game’s rules.
Awaiting EOS block
The chosen block is not mined yet.
Completed round
Revealed data can be checked against the result.
Original explanation of the documented result timeline; not a screenshot or a measured delay.
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Choose the verifier for the game
The operator describes EOS-based verification for Wheel of Fortune, Coinflip, Spinners, Crate Battles and Crate Jackpot. Beancan Blast, Crate Unboxing and Mines use client-seed pairs instead.
Do not fill an EOS field with a seed-pair value. First match the game name in history to the corresponding instructions in the official fairness article.
| EOS game | Round ID, revealed private key and selected EOS block hash. |
|---|---|
| Seed-pair game | Client seed and the revealed server secret from an inactive seed pair. |
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Open the completed game’s information
Bandit.Camp directs users to the small information button in game history. Its Game ID may also be labelled Round ID. Preserve that completed record before copying verification values.
For an EOS game, use View EOS block to locate the long hash. The official instructions specifically warn against entering the numeric block number in its place.
The two values that look similar
Block number
Short numeric locator shown in the wait message.
Block hash
Long block ID used for EOS verification.
Secret hash
Commitment to a seed; not the revealed server secret.
Revealed secret
Inactive seed-pair input required by the verifier.
Use field names to avoid entering a commitment or locator where the verifier expects the underlying value.
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A secret hash is not the revealed secret
For seed-pair games, the article says the server secret becomes visible only when the pair is inactive. Entering a new client secret rotates the pair. Read that control before changing it and retain the old pair’s record.
A failed check made with a still-hashed secret does not establish a changed result. Compare the field names and the complete values before drawing a conclusion.
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Report a stalled round or a reproducible mismatch
For a persistent EOS wait, send support the round ID, selected block number, message and time with a time zone. The reviewed article gives no maximum waiting time, so there is no documented universal timeout to promise.
For a completed-game mismatch, state the verifier route and which values you used. Keep authentication and recovery secrets out of the report. Verifying a past result does not predict a later round.
BEFORE YOU CONTINUE
Quick checklist
- Save the round ID and game type.
- Separate the block number from its long hash.
- Use a revealed server secret for an inactive seed pair.
- Describe a stalled round separately from a completed-result mismatch.
Official sources
Official operator documentation reviewed on 26 October 2026. The checks below distinguish documented rules from suggested evidence to keep.
- Bandit.Camp — Provably Fair · reviewed
Public documentation only. No sign-in, payment, game, withdrawal or personal account test was performed. Recordkeeping suggestions are StrikePot editorial guidance.
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