Boris Beria
Crypto Privacy & Sports Writer
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BIO
Believes privacy is a feature, not a red flag. Writes the no-KYC crypto guides and covers the sportsbook side of Flush when the odds get interesting.
Boris Beria's Posts

Mikki Mase: The Baccarat King Story
A factual profile of Mikki Mase, the self-proclaimed King of Baccarat: his reported background, his claimed casino winnings and bans, what is independently documented versus self-reported, and where baccarat itself is available at Flush.
5 min read

777 Wheel Blitz Slot Review & Free Demo (Pragmatic Play)
Pragmatic Play built this classic 3x3 wheel slot as a Flush exclusive. Three matching gems trigger one of four prize wheels, climbing from opal to diamond for a 5,020x ceiling. 96.5% RTP, medium volatility.
5 min read

No-Vig Calculator + Fair Odds Guide
How a no-vig calculator strips the bookmaker's margin out of betting odds to reveal true implied probability, with a full worked example converting a real moneyline into fair, vig-free odds.
5 min read

Crypto Plinko: How It Works and How to Verify Fairness
Crypto casino Plinko drops a ball through a peg board into a multiplier slot, funded in cryptocurrency. Here is how the game works and how to verify each round is provably fair.
5 min read

eDPI Calculator: Valorant, CS2, and LoL Formulas Explained
eDPI equals mouse DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity, and it works differently across Valorant, CS2, and League of Legends. Here is the exact formula and a worked example for each game.
5 min read

Provably Fair Bitcoin Games: Which Types You Can Verify 2026
Which crypto game types are actually provably fair, what the hash-commit-reveal check confirms for each one, and a step-by-step walkthrough for verifying a Flush Originals round yourself.
5 min read

How the Provably Fair Algorithm Actually Works
The cryptographic mechanism behind provably fair gaming, explained step by step: server seed, client seed, nonce, the hash commitment, the plain-hash-vs-HMAC distinction, and a worked example you can recompute yourself.
5 min read