does the game provider actually matter at crypto casinos or is it all the same RNG anyway?

Been thinking about this lately cause i keep seeing people obsess over whether a casino has Pragmatic or Hacksaw or whatever and i'm not sure it matters as much as people think. like yeah provider reputation is real but the RTP is set by the studio, not the casino — Pragmatic Play Sweet Bonanza is 96.5% wherever you play it.

that said i do think *variety* matters more at crypto sites because a lot of the bigger studios (NetEnt, Evolution live tables to some extent) have geo and licensing restrictions that mean smaller anon casinos can't carry them. so you end up with a lot of overlap between sites — same Pragmatic, same BGaming, same Spribe for crash. BC.Game is one of the few that has a genuinely wide catalog if that's important to you, there's a breakdown at bc-game worth skimming.

where i think the provider question actually matters is crash and originals. Spribe Aviator vs a casino's in-house crash game is a real difference because at least Spribe is audited externally. some of the proprietary crash games at no-license spots have zero transparency on the RNG which is a different risk than just RTP.

anyway curious if anyone's actually noticed provably fair vs non-PF making a real difference in their session results or if that's also just variance talking