Luxury Spa Day for Two

Our draws are made through Random.org's signed API. The full ticket pool is committed before the draw — then, at the draw itself, Random.org generates the winning number and cryptographically signs the result. This proof is published in full, so you can check the outcome yourself.

The result

Winning ticket

#00217

Winner

Rob T

Signed random value

65 (range 1–90)

Mapping

value 65 → index 64 (value − 1) → 90 entrants in ascending ticket order → ticket #00217

Drawn at

2026-08-17T18:10:24+00:00

The cryptographic proof

ticket ff5c3a5fca76f94eCommitted 18:10:18 · Drawn 18:10:24

Random.org ticket

ff5c3a5fca76f94e

Look this ticket up on Random.org: its creation time (the commit) is before its used time (the draw) — proof the draw was locked in before the number existed. Single-use, so it can't be re-rolled.

Committed at

2026-08-17T18:10:18+00:00

Public key hash

8bByyaWUon6tpjMOsnVAaEhXjmnxC/pVxztYzAVHn17QRrwlTY27JcP0I4KYC9Xyn8c4/Sp3fpv0ApkoXz3WdA==

Random.org's public SHA-512 hash of our API key — confirms the draw is ours, without exposing our secret key.

Serial number

Pool commitment (SHA-256)

6174c36994bc2dbb6ea700b06256f2c52010a46b57d63d7cfb6ddbff2a592afb

SHA-256 of 3b87db98-8bfe-4980-9e94-fe51af905edf|90|<all 90 ticket numbers, ascending, comma-separated>. Bound into the signature, so the value is tied to this exact entrant pool.

Signature

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

Show the signed random object (JSON)

{
  "method": "generateSignedIntegers",
  "hashedApiKey": "8bByyaWUon6tpjMOsnVAaEhXjmnxC/pVxztYzAVHn17QRrwlTY27JcP0I4KYC9Xyn8c4/Sp3fpv0ApkoXz3WdA==",
  "n": 1,
  "min": 1,
  "max": 90,
  "replacement": true,
  "base": 10,
  "pregeneratedRandomization": null,
  "data": [
    65
  ],
  "license": {
    "type": "developer",
    "text": "Random values licensed strictly for development and testing only",
    "infoUrl": null
  },
  "licenseData": null,
  "userData": {
    "competitionId": "3b87db98-8bfe-4980-9e94-fe51af905edf",
    "count": 90,
    "poolCommitment": "6174c36994bc2dbb6ea700b06256f2c52010a46b57d63d7cfb6ddbff2a592afb"
  },
  "ticketData": {
    "ticketId": "ff5c3a5fca76f94e",
    "previousTicketId": null,
    "nextTicketId": "b20b12a113ddfe36"
  },
  "completionTime": "2026-08-17 18:10:24Z",
  "serialNumber": 22
}

Verify on RANDOM.ORG — the official checker

Copy the random object and signature below into random.org's own signature form. It should report authenticity: true.

Open random.org's form

Show the 90 entrant ticket numbers (ascending)

00001, 00002, 00003, 00006, 00015, 00017, 00018, 00025, 00035, 00043, 00044, 00049, 00050, 00054, 00057, 00061, 00066, 00074, 00079, 00085, 00090, 00098, 00105, 00109, 00116, 00117, 00119, 00120, 00123, 00132, 00133, 00134, 00136, 00141, 00143, 00145, 00148, 00150, 00152, 00153, 00154, 00155, 00157, 00159, 00161, 00162, 00163, 00166, 00168, 00171, 00173, 00174, 00175, 00176, 00178, 00182, 00186, 00187, 00189, 00191, 00193, 00195, 00209, 00214, 00217, 00218, 00219, 00222, 00226, 00229, 00233, 00238, 00239, 00241, 00245, 00250, 00253, 00256, 00257, 00258, 00259, 00260, 00265, 00267, 00268, 00269, 00272, 00276, 00289, 00292

Recompute the pool commitment from these to confirm the list wasn't changed after the draw.

Want to verify it independently? Here's how.

Open Random.org's signature verification form . Paste the signed random object and the signature above. Random.org confirms it's authentic.
Look up the ticket on Random.org and check its creation time is before its used time — the draw was committed before the number was revealed.
Recompute the pool commitment (SHA-256 of the canonical string) from the entrant ticket numbers and confirm it matches the value bound into the signature's userData.
Confirm the mapping: winning index = value − 1, giving ticket #00217.

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