Secure algorithm to generate a sequence of pseudo-random numbers based on seed

I'm working on some kind of raffle to my customers so I need to generate a sequence of 10 pseudo-random numbers then have to prove to them that I generated that numbers using some fair algorithm not cheating based on my system interest.

So I thought about use java.util.Random for that porpoise, I provide them the seed then they can check that I didn't modify the random generation

Random r = new Random(1192);
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    r.nextInt();
}

The problem is I find out that java.util.Random is totally insecure for me because user can predict it's next generated numbers once he have 2 samples, no seed needed.

Now, I want to know if is it possible to generate pseudo-random numbers in a way that they are only reproducible when you have the seed?