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To be clear, hashing the dice rolls is best practice. Real dice are never perfectly fair, so their min-entropy per roll falls short of the ideal 2.585 bits and the sequence may still be algorithmically compressible; oversampling (100+ rolls) therefore pushes total min-entropy
AI visual note: A comparison table titled "WHAT THE IMPLEMENTATION DOES WITH YOUR ROLLS" showing how various Bitcoin signing devices (BitBox02, Blockstream Jade, Coldcard, Foundation Passport, Kern, Keystone, Krux, SeedSigner, Sparrow, Specter DIY) handle dice rolls for seed generation, with columns indicating whether they hash the roll, rewrite values, pack into bits, read as base-6 numbers, complete a hand-buit phrase, vendor-published worksheet, or add device entropy. The table illustrates why hashing matters: most devices (marked with green dots) hash the dice rolls, though a few like Specter DIY and Foundation Passport (marked with orange/yellow dots) do not, reinforcing the post's point that hashing is best practice to compensate for imperfect dice randomness through oversampling.