Well, probably not the games themselves, but the gameplay overall. As I get it, in a casino you can only rely on who the provider of the game is. If it’s someone big, well-known, with a good reputation, then chances are the games are fair too.

Yeah, looks like that’s the case. You just gotta trust the provider and the casino itself. By the way, crypto casinos have this thing called provably fair. uses this. I don’t even know what it really is. A check? An algorithm? A tool? Anyway, it’s something that lets you check how fair and transparent the game actually was.