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The hash below was published before kick-off and has not changed since. Underneath it is the exact string it was made from — the one we hashed, character for character. Run the line and compare.
printf '%s' '2026-10-25|Cleveland Browns — Tennessee Titans|spread|Cleveland Browns +2.5|2.50|-156.00|-156.00|2026-10-25T17:00:00+00:00|W6fqB6YvLlxcd3xRNV0sqto1Jhc9dVwx0btdpRikXyqUyBjSP7yu33GUQwGAtLc1' | shasum -a 256
If the output matches the hash above, this selection is the one we committed to before the game started. If it does not, we edited the record — and you would know.
Check this in your browser →The hash above was sent to a timestamp authority and came back signed. The request is a digest, an algorithm and a nonce — 68 bytes — so the authority never saw the pick, only the number standing for it. What comes back attests that this exact hash existed at the time below, and nothing at all about what it means.
curl -sO https://api.betsbeats.com/api/v1/public/timestamps/c6399844c9c5139d05a7867858f78eaff806b2ae278b485153ae393d9908586a.tsr curl -sO https://freetsa.org/files/cacert.pem openssl ts -verify -digest c6399844c9c5139d05a7867858f78eaff806b2ae278b485153ae393d9908586a -in c6399844c9c5139d05a7867858f78eaff806b2ae278b485153ae393d9908586a.tsr -CAfile cacert.pem
Download the token (.tsr)The authority's certificate
Fetch both files, run the line, and openssl answers Verification: OK. Change one character of the hash and it answers message imprint mismatch instead. That settles when the hash existed — not that this archive holds every day we ran, and not that the pick was a good one.