Lock your buyer list before the randomness exists. Let a public beacon nobody controls pick the teams. Hand every buyer a receipt they can check from their phone in one tap.
Receipt2024 Prizm Football Hobby
@cardshop · Whatnot · Random teams
Locked
drand round in 30s · 4e5309ae
Works with any live platform
The list, the order and the spin all happen on the seller's screen. When something goes wrong nobody can check. That's why FairBreaks exists.
The seller picked the list, the order, and when to spin. A randomizer on screen is a promise, not evidence.
Screenshots get cropped. Names get edited. A dispute a week later turns into "trust me" in DMs.
When there are more entries than teams, who missed out is decided on the seller's screen. Nobody can check that it was random.
Breakers who can show their process sell out faster and keep repeat buyers. Fairness should be visible, not promised.
Paste your buyers from the platform export or chat. FairBreaks hashes the list and publishes the hash before any randomness exists.
| Buyer | Qty | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| cardshark | 2 | 1, 2 |
| mike_d | 1 | 3 |
| jenny_collects | 3 | 4, 5, 6 |
| rip_city | 1 | 7 |
Your break is bound to the drand round that lands 30 seconds after lock. Nobody can pick it, predict it, or re-roll it.
drand quicknet · round 32404003
6794d31824bc73283ac95b2b3435d3504177d4e251a0906ca0e1cc9583e93d58
BLS signature verified
One tap on the receipt recomputes the hash, the drand signature and the shuffle in the buyer's own browser.
Verified fair
Computed in this browser
An OBS browser source lands each team on a name, then ends on the verified mark and the receipt link.
2024 Prizm Football Hobby
Verified by FairBreaksAdd one browser source to OBS. It shows the locked badge and countdown while the room fills, lands each team on a name one at a time, and ends on the verified mark with the receipt link. Drawn from the same public data as the receipt, so it cannot be faked.
2024 Prizm Football Hobby
drand round 32404003 · 81d9eba6
fairbreaks.app/r/d105ca45
OBS browser source
drand is a public randomness beacon run by the League of Entropy, independent operators including Cloudflare, Protocol Labs and university labs. Every 3 seconds they jointly sign a new value. No single member can predict or bias it, and anyone can verify the signature.
FairBreaks binds your break to a round that does not exist yet when you lock. The hash of your buyer list is public first, the randomness arrives 30 seconds later, and the shuffle is a fixed function of both. Change one name and the hash breaks. Change the round and the signature fails. Change the result and the shuffle disagrees.
The full spec fits on one page. Read the algorithm
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One disputed break costs more than a year of Pro.
The buyer list was hashed and published before the drand round that seeded the shuffle existed, the round's signature checks out against the drand public key, and re-running the shuffle from those two inputs gives exactly the published result. All of it is recomputed in the reader's browser.
No. Receipts are public links. Anyone can open one and tap Verify, no sign-in, no app.
No. The receipt contains everything needed to recompute the result, and the randomness comes from drand, not from us. The Verify button runs in the buyer's browser and fetches the round straight from the drand network. Our server could vanish and the receipt would still check out.
A locked break is immutable in the database and its drand round is fixed at lock time. There is one result per lock. A new break is a new receipt with a new hash, and the old one stays public.
The shuffle decides at random which entries get no team, never entry order. The receipt shows those rows as "no team" so you can refund or re-run in the open. Unsold teams are listed as unclaimed.
Yes, as a lock. There is no randomness step, but the receipt proves the list of picks was fixed at a given time and not edited afterward.
Any. FairBreaks does not connect to the platform; you paste the buyer list. Whatnot and eBay exports parse as-is, and one name per line works everywhere else.
Yes. Every break has an OBS browser-source overlay: a locked badge with a countdown, then teams landing on names one by one, then the verified mark and the receipt link. 1920×1080, transparent.
When sealed-case capture ships. Shop records the case being opened on camera and ties that footage to the receipt, so buyers can see the product was sealed. Until then, Pro has everything else.
Yes. Cancel from the dashboard and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Your receipts stay public and verifiable either way.
Free while we are in beta. Paste, lock, randomize. Your next break can have a receipt.