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# E. Security Solutions for Partially Centralized Deployments

Despite some MTT Sports functionalities being deployed on centralized servers, MTT Network enhances overall system security, fairness, and transparency by combining blockchain technology with a series of security measures. The following outlines how MTT Sports overcomes security challenges posed by centralized deployments to ensure player rights and a fair gaming experience.

Deploying a Texas Hold'em application on centralized servers may face the following security risks and challenges:

* **Data Tampering and Cheating**: Centralized servers are vulnerable to attacks or internal tampering, potentially leading to unfair game outcomes.
* **Server Failures and Single Points of Failure**: Centralized architectures are susceptible to server failures, potentially causing service disruptions or data loss.
* **User Privacy and Funds Security**: Players' personal information and transaction data stored on centralized servers may be at risk of exposure or theft.
* **Trust Issues**: Players must trust the operators of centralized servers, which conflicts with the decentralized, trustless principles of blockchain technology.