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Topic accessible games and games Ian C. Langtre e-DISABLED WORLD Content Lighter/Editor Release Date: 2014/03/1 1-Update: 2024/09/23 2024/09/23 Publishing Type Information Content Overvie w-Definitio n-Introductio n-Main item s-Related items

Synopsis Is the slot really random? The explanation of the reasons why slot machines are not as random as Lan d-based casinos and online casinos say. Slots, Pocky, Fruit Machine, One Arm Bundit, Poker Ma scene, etc. vary depending on the place of birth, but playing slots is a popular entertainment for many seniors, retired singles and couples. But is the slot machine really random? Does all slot machines work fraud when they pay to players?

Why is it important? The following article shows a critical perspective on the randomity of the payout of slot machines, and disagrees with the general claim that these games are purely operated by the random number generator. There is. This information is important because it raises important issues in the fairness and transparency of both landbase and online casinos. By emphasizing the patterns observed by experienced players and presenting a true randomity objection to true randomity, this article encourages gamblers to work on slot machines with more skepticism and information. This perspective can affect how players involved in these games and how regulatory organizations supervise the casino operation.

Definition of slot machine

Slot machines (USA), fruit machines (UK), or poker machines (Australia and New Zealand) generate random combinations of symbols on dials, and specific combinations are coins that earn a variety of money to players. It is a style game console. The slot machine is also a derogatory as a on e-arm bandit because it is a large mechanical lever attached to the early mechanical machine.

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Please note that this article contains only the opinions from the experience of playing slots on both the Lan d-based casino and the popular online casinos.

Main item

Slots, Pocky, Fruit Machine, One Arm Bandit, and Poker Mases vary depending on the hometown, but playing slots is a popular entertainment for many seniors and retired single and couples.

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Is the slot really random?

What a casino and a slot machine engineer tells you:

Slot games in online casinos are said to use the same kind of random number generators as land-based casinos. The results are shown in an animation sent to a computer over the Internet.

Casinos often say that slot machines use a computer to generate random numbers, which determine the outcome of the game. When a player presses the "play" button, the computer generates what is known as an RNG, an abbreviation for "random number generator". A random number generator (or pseudorandom number generator) is a special algorithm used in computing when the results need to be as random as possible.

• When the play button is pressed, the RNG randomly selects a winning or losing combination from the millions of possible combinations.
• Slots do not run hot or cold - slot machines have something in common with goldfish. Every spin is independent of the spin before or after.
• Every spin is considered a new spin, and any combination of symbols is possible.
• Slot players are told that they either win or lose, and there is no "might win", "might lose", or "almost win".

Slot machines often display a series of spins that appear to be just one symbol away from a win, leading the player to falsely believe that they were close to winning. Slot games are not cyclical, and slot machine jackpots are not time-limited.

I call BS! - Why I believe slot machine games are not random

I've played slots for many years and have seen many examples of slot machine games not being random:

• If slot machine games are designed to fit a mathematical model, they cannot truly be unpredictable.
• I've played an online slot machine where the "payout" or winning amount was displayed before the bonus game spins were over.
• How can a slot machine be a random device and still have to pay back a percentage of the amount played?
• For example, if you've ever played a slot machine, you've probably noticed that certain symbols on the reels don't appear all the time and then suddenly appear all over the place!
• It often feels like there is some kind of algorithm at work that prevents certain features from occurring too soon after the slot game starts, and only triggers them once you've lost enough money to cover the payout for that feature.
• I've been playing a certain amount, for example, playing with $ 1 and continuing to win smoothly, so have you increased the bet amount per spin to $ 2 because you want to increase your bet amount to win more? What happens? The machine stops paying immediately and dies more than a dodo bird! The slot should be a s o-called "random" (ironic), but it's strange.

Some progressive jackpots linked to the slot machine bank have to win a jackpot before reaching a certain amount. So, if the jackpot has to hit a certain amount of money, is it really random? Completely random means that you can always hit. If you have to hit a certain amount, you must be programmed.

Earlier, a questionnaire of an "anonymous" online casino asked, "Is it possible to feel sufficient play time in the amount thrown in the slot machine?" "Adjusting the settings" is something you can't do, but why do you hear that? If the player loses money too quickly, and as a result the play time of the machine is shorter, the machine was "supplemented" by paying out more before the play time ended. Huh? By adjusting this play time, casinos can be "felt" when the extension of the machine play time has been adjusted on both on and offline.

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Lose with a stand machine-you will lose on all machines! < SPAN> I've been playing a certain amount of money, for example, $ 1, and continues to win smoothly, so I've been increasing the bet amount per spin to $ 2 because I want to increase the bet amount to win more? What happens? The machine stops paying immediately and dies more than a dodo bird! The slot should be a s o-called "random" (ironic), but it's strange.

Some progressive jackpots linked to the slot machine bank have to win a jackpot before reaching a certain amount. So, if the jackpot has to hit a certain amount of money, is it really random? Completely random means that you can always hit. If you have to hit a certain amount, you must be programmed.

Earlier, in a questionnaire of an online casino of "anonymous", I was asked, "Is it possible to feel sufficient play time in the amount invested in the slot machine?" "Adjusting the settings" is something you can't do, but why do you hear that? If the player loses money too quickly, and as a result the play time of the machine is shorter, the machine was "supplemented" by paying out more before the play time ended. Huh? By adjusting this play time, casinos can be "felt" when the extension of the machine play time has been adjusted on both on and offline.

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Lose with a stand machine-you will lose on all machines! I've been playing a certain amount, for example, playing with $ 1 and continuing to win smoothly, so have you increased the bet amount per spin to $ 2 because you want to increase your bet amount to win more? What happens? The machine stops paying immediately and dies more than a dodo bird! The slot should be a s o-called "random" (ironic), but it's strange.

Some progressive jackpots linked to the slot machine bank have to win a jackpot before reaching a certain amount. So, if the jackpot has to hit a certain amount of money, is it really random? Completely random means that you can always hit. If you have to hit a certain amount, you must be programmed.

Earlier, in a questionnaire of an online casino of "anonymous", I was asked, "Is it possible to feel sufficient play time in the amount invested in the slot machine?" "Adjusting the settings" is something you can't do, but why do you hear that? If the player loses money too quickly, and as a result the play time of the machine is shorter, the machine was "supplemented" by paying out more before the play time ended. Huh? By adjusting this play time, casinos can be "felt" when the extension of the machine play time has been adjusted on both on and offline.

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Lose with a stand machine-you will lose on all machines!

What I don't understand is that after winning on one particular slot game, if you move on to several other games, they all die. It's the same pattern every time, and it doesn't seem random to me. It's as if all online slot machines are linked to a central computer: For example, if you keep losing on online slots, it doesn't matter if you switch to other slot games, because none of them pay out the same. The only so-called random thing is if your player account is deemed worthy of a win for a change. It would be easy and fast for the "central computer", a computer, to check how much your account has won and lost in a certain period of time, as well as the money that has been deposited. And then your account will be compensated for the losses with smaller or moderate amounts, and you will always end up with losses in the long run.

Have you ever missed a good winning combination because just one reel wasn't in the right position? And on the next spin, the symbols you need are where they were on the previous spin! Random? No! Teaser? Yes!

During the bonus game, if you have to choose three symbols from a group of symbols to reveal, for example, bonus money, a few free spins, or a few free spins and a multiplier for a winning combination, they will be displayed "under" the symbol. Once the selection is complete and the selected symbol is revealed, all other symbols may also be revealed. If you had chosen the "better choice", you would still have chosen the same choice. "At the start of the bonus pick, we don't know what will be under any symbol, so the computer calculates the number of free spins, etc., and can display whatever it wants under the symbol you chose or under the symbol you didn't choose. At this time, nothing will be displayed "under" the symbol you chose. The machine will change the picture of the icon to whatever the current amount of calculations indicates the reward it will give you.

Also, if you keep playing the same slot machine after a reasonable win or dividend, the game seems to have to win the dividend before giving the next dividend. Is it?

Have you ever played a slot machine, for example, a spin -$ 1 dollar, you should have earned a certain dividend and bet 5 minutes ago? Rest assured, if you bet $ 5 per spin, the prize would not have been 5 times that of 1 dollspin.

In my experience, it is clear that the slot machine has a compute r-codeed system so that it cannot win over and over again.

When the bonus round occurs, a bonus round is generated two or three times in a short period of time after the first bonus round, and a lot of cash disappears.

Also, in my experience, when I won the past, I used a small gold in the slot.

Since the slot machine is designed to be paid from left to right, hig h-dividend symbols are frequently placed on the first reel, the second reel is slightly less, the third reel is smaller. There are fewer reels and are rarely placed on the final reel. The slot maker uses another trick to give the last two or three reels to give the sense of winning or missing.

Online casinos want to keep players. When you're playing, you may rarely win, but when you approach the last money of the machine, you have a moderate win.

I've been playing slots for a long time, so I believe it's not random, but as I said, this is an opinion obtained from my observation, and you have your right. The next time you play the slot, be wondering why the slot's top symbols and scatters will disappear after a while.

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Feedback to this article

1: Mathematician's opinion

Recently, Disabled World received an email from Dave M. With his permission, I added the contents of his email below:

Hello, I read the article on Jungle Jim's slot machines on your site. Although the article is a few years old, I felt that the content gave a representative evaluation of online and land-based slot machines.

My interest is in online slot machines.

Being a mathematician, I was interested to find out whether these gambling games were randomly generated as the major casinos, bingo halls, and other gambling establishments claim.

After joining a popular bingo hall and online company, I played a popular online slot machine. And to my surprise, after depositing a small amount, the winnings continued almost immediately, giving me a considerable reward for my investment.

Then, as if a button was pressed, this person decided that he had won enough and was ready to try other slot games, and the winnings from the previous slot game began to rapidly erode, with a gap of no winnings at all, apart from a very low payout.

So, before I depleted my "winning pot", I returned to the original slot game a day or two later and tried again. And to my surprise, that game then eroded the remaining winnings, with no real winnings at all, only small winnings, until everything was gone. This is very systematic and tightly controlled gambling, and in my opinion, not random at all.

I kept track of all my wins and losses in the free games over the next few weeks to see if there was a difference between the free and paid games.

But when I switched to paid slot games, I never got any real wins, and the money I deposited was constantly being chipped away. I kept track of this and discovered that my initial win was pulled back three times.

My research led me to the conclusion that online slot machines are controlled by the operators, not the random number generators, and I agree with Jungle Jim's opinion.

2: RNG is not RNG

Many people agree to the above article. The following is an email from Lewis T who wrote in the headline that "RNG is not RNG" (permission to post on this page). "

Hello, I'm a friend playing slot machines at a nearby casino, but I've noticed that there is such a pattern long before I encountered your post. Not only the slot machine, but also the roulette, the ball slowed down, stood in a certain place, vibrated extremely, rolled around the metal ring, and landed in another pocket. Since then, I have been away from roulette and have always been carefully observing how the ball moves!

In the case of slot machines, I was shooting a video on how the reels became super fast to avoid bonus symbols. All casino games should be regulated, but gaming commissions from casinos, which are supposed to run fair games, are fertilizing my stomach.

In such a place, there is an operation room that can control the winning or losing, from the game to the rewarding card that can be signed up, all of which are more regulated.

I've been sitting in a seat, inserting a rewarding card, putting in the money I earned, and playing a lot of $ 100 in the machine. And I saw the person sitting right behind playing the same game and gaining many bonuses right after I finished playing! It wasn't just once.

The rhythm of winning and losing is different between being able to focus on the whole game and focusing only on one reel!

How can such stores, gaming commissions, and all other "gaming regulations" can eat and escape people?

3: Slot games are not random at all

John v. wrote on Disabled World about the unfairness of slot dividends:

The opinion of me from the jungle gym is what I've always said. The game is not random at all. The most worrisome thing is the 100 % probability, gaining free spin and bonuses in a game, getting some awards, and keeping playing the game for a long time. You can't get it.

If you get a free spin or bonus, spin a few times, even if you know you don't get anything, and change the game immediately. You must concentrate and be patient while playing. When the balance is low, bet small and gradually increase the balance. When it comes to about 200, I think it's okay to start a jackpot game or increase the amount of bet per spin with a normal slot.

They are not random. But when you become an experienced player like me, play the game for a while and give a chance. Don't try to play until you get a free spin or bonus. If you think about that, you may lose a lot of money. Anyway, play about 20 spin. If there is nothing, let's go next. Don't stick to one game with a lazy play, focus and spend time. If you get frustrated and angry, turn off the casino and take a break. Otherwise, you will lose everything in a few minutes.

It's a casino game. Occasionally, you may win, but I hope to win, and I don't wonder why there was nothing today, even though the dividend was so good yesterday. If you relax, be alert, and spend time wisely, you have a good chance to win. I did it seven times. In the last few months, I brought out money. I pray for good luck.

4: Depending on where you live

Mr. B contacted Disabled World and added his perspective to the article.

It's hard to believe, but the slot is random in the United States. However, considering the real randomness, something impossible can happen and it is actually happening. If it doesn't happen, this is evidence of wrongdoing. The casino can continue business because the probability is not very intuitive. )

And although the explanation is simplified, this is the real way to calculate the return (percentage) to the player. However, the percentage is lon g-term, and in shor t-term ones, it fluctuates greatly depending on luck. AGS's mus t-hit uses a weighted reel to determine when to hit, which is extremely heavy at the end of the rise. I think it's a pretty sloppy way.

Depending on where you live

In the United States, the following apply:

1) The slot is random. All spins are independent, but only one exception. It is "inevitable" as described later.

2) The percentages that are set are theoretical. This is due to US laws regarding how slots work. They are not allowed to block the jackpot until they can afford it. Additionally, real games (dice, roulette, blackjack, poker, etc.) legally must have the same odds as the real thing. Most importantly, US law does not allow slot machines to cheat. Virtual reels are not rigged.

The percentages are calculated by calculating each possible spin on the virtual reels, all of which are equally likely, and comparing the money put in to make each spin with the money paid out. The casino has a large enough bankroll to survive the variance, and that's how they make a profit.

Must-hit progressives are different.

Here's how a must-hit progressive works: a number is rolled fairly between the minimum and maximum value of the jackpot, and if it rises to the number rolled (unseen by the player), it's rigged so that the jackpot is paid on the next spin. So it's just different, but still random and fair.

But AGS machines (such as River Dragon) rig with must-hits: if the jackpot is 10% off the maximum, the game will pay out 10% of the total. It's rare to hit before a dollar.

There's no winning streak. It's just confirmation bias.

This doesn't apply in the UK for example.

Almost all the myths about US slots apply to UK fruit machines.

They actively go for the percentage. So you can't get scammed in a way that US slots don't. No matter how lucky or skilled the player is, the operator guarantees a profit. You can only win because others lost because of it.

They are often programmed to intentionally streak you because that's the only way to hit a jackpot. And when their "rave bank" is full, they start cheating in your favour to get it back faster.

They can adjust the odds depending on how much you pay out and how much you receive back. Sometimes they predetermine everything. If you do poorly and fall well below the percentages, they can force you to win, giving you a board you can't lose on and safely go for the jackpot repeater. After you've pulled $60 or so out of the machine on a winning streak, often the machine goes ice cold and sucks your money and either doesn't even get you on the board at all, or kills you on the first roll with incredibly bad "luck."

Club machines block the jackpot if they don't have enough coins. Machines with full payout tubes divert all coins that come in to the cashbox. This is called a "buck." Any coin that goes back into the cashbox is pure profit. The machine never gives it back. The odds of a $250 jackpot are 0% unless the machine is backed.

It feels like you're fighting the machine and the machine is fighting back. You get nudges, but usually one less than you need. You can almost feel the game saying "meow meow". You can also play high/low where you have to guess whether the next roll will be high or low, but if you don't want the game to go ahead, you can say low and pick a high number, or say high and pick a low number. Even if it's 2 or 11. It's proven.

You can also be offered a hold, which theoretically increases your chances. If you press the hold button three times, you'll get the next win in almost every game. If you press the hold button three times, you'll get the next win in almost every game. At least you can gamble for a chance to get on the board. Trying to hold the red 7 twice and getting killed by the first mystery square? You'll probably only be able to hold it twice and miss out on two small win possibilities. Of course, if you don't hold when offered a hold, they'll purposely spin the 7 a third time to mock you. Rewind and hold in an emulator? It won't show.

Japanese slots have a skill stop button. The rotation speed of the reel is 80 rpm or less, and the reel must be stopped within 190 ms after pressing the button. In other words, you can slide up to three symbols and deceive from the skillstop victory. Three symbols cannot be seen at a time on each reel. But if you can afford it, you can cheat on your victory so that you will be advantageous. They have to rotate the big bonus within 2000 spins, so if people keep missing it, they will eventually get a bonus. Depending on the settings, if you have enough skills and enough bankroll, you can win constantly. Also, if someone loses a lot in one of them, if you are skilled, you can rush and wipe out.

5: Online Calibian Poker

Ian wrote the experience of playing an online caribbian poker on Disabled World.

"About 10 years ago, when I was online poker, the dealer gave me five cards. The club king and the spade king. The dealer also had a spade king. I immediately took a screenshot. I sent an e-mail to the online casino to prove it, and I was accused of reorganizing the screenshot. I decided to be silent.

6: Exposure of the slot machine pattern

Recently, Disabled World received an email that summarizes the experience of slot play using RNG from Ward S.

I agree with everyone who contributed to the article that RNG is not RNG. As an expert or others claim, I have proved that the slot machine is not random for 12 years in the United States. I am a person who is strong in numbers and is strong in machines. Every week, I study patterns with hundreds of slot machines. When I played a slot machine, I have been holding the pattern for many years.

The third to sixth free spin bonus symbols come off several times in a row, like "teaser", and get all the prizes after acquiring the bonus. After winning with a machine, when you play with another random slot machine, the casino agrees to take all of the prizes or most as if I could no longer win. Using a players card will lead to the overall experience of technicians in the casino operations room, and as one contributor states, I think it will be a loss in the long run.

He played hundreds of dollars at a time at a casino for $ 100 each night, but lost every time with a mixture. He played $ 8, 000 in the three casinos on the Las Vegas strip for 5 hours, but all lost.

I think the camera is chasing us and being operated so that the slot machine does not pay out. Face recognition is also one of the ways the casino tracks your strokes. I lost a lot of money than if I used a player card to play with a slot. This is not random. Ask yourself how the slot machine lands on 777 or other jackpots during shooting in casino commercials and movies. Not random. Another evidence is to play in the slot tournament. I have been sitting next to a older person, but I realized that the next player had hardly hit the play button for a short play time. I turned the wheels more frequently than anyone, and the elderly people next door were in our group. In the slot tournament, the casino selects the winning machine and the amount to win before the new session.

It also proved that stopping the reel was controlled by the US land bass and online free slots. Although it cannot be said that the control works after hitting the jackpot, it is effective many times for bonuses and great victory. This proves that it is not random.

Another evidence that the result of the slot machine is not random is when the casino is on the head, when the player uses a player card, has been announced that there is a random jackpot. About five minutes later, I witnessed three women playing side by side with the same slot machine. Is this also RNG, or is it a control from the operation room like this article?

Slot machines are not just random (RNG), the basics of slot machines are not random but most bonus features are determined in advance, and finally we share as facts about slot machines. It refers to those who believe that no one can compete with the many years of actual experience. We have accumulated knowledge of reel spin and results patterns. It would be helpful if we could supplement the software engineers who work for the slot machine maker why many of us have experienced slot machines that are not based on RNG.

7: Australian Pocky and J Card (Jackpot Card)

Australia's Tony C. wrote about the experience of Pocky and J Card.

In Australia, in the past five years, I realized that more and more people are purchasing tickets immediately after a reasonable victory. This is another way for casinos and operators to monitor you through tickets. There is also a card called J Card (Jackpot Card) here, but I always wondered that jackpots would appear randomly within 5 minutes after sitting on the machine. I knew this was fraudulent, but people were playing with just sitting on the machine and thought that the jackpot would hit.

Last night, we saw some wins, but they did not use J-cards or tickets, they cashed and returned to the machine and continued to win. One woman had a $ 1, 200 prize money, but had the machine suck it and put more $ 500. Why do these people look money? I feel sick. On the other hand, those who used J Cards and tickets all night returned their pockets. I am looking at this pattern. At the start or before losing all property? It is very risky, even though you can get a high reward every time you raise or control the bet.

But people are ignorant and do not confront the government with us. Then, while the huge income of the people is put into these machines, they cannot be stopped even if they want to stop, like a locomotive that has become incapacitated.

Just a few weeks ago, I saw a relative man during a meal. When I had dinner, I was able to see him put $ 2, 500 into the machine. He was using a ticket and was followed when he was not in cash. When I talked to him, I was convinced that I could win because I watched the video on YouTube. That's a problem, too many people watch videos of the winner of YouTube. I often ask you how much you provide before you show the victory video. But as some have a strategy, they need a strategy.

We enjoy Pocky, but we know how to stop and judge whether to win or lose. There is another night. There are too many people who have to win that night, and if they win, they will feed the fucking machine to win.

I took a step back with my wife, but just played it smartly, decided on the limit, took a ticket as soon as I win, and paid it out, and again with the original fund. I'm not sure, but the machine recognizes you for the first time. We are glad I didn't have to be fooled because we witnessed the damage to all types of people. In December 2022, we won more than $ 1, 350 in various pubs and clubs, not casinos. However, once the great victory was dedicated to each victory, it gradually bred our funds, but in the meantime, we gave us hope for victory. As a human being, we sometimes got caught, but stopped after several times. Now, it will be cashed after a big win. Then, use external funds again and start over from the beginning as if you had just entered.

We believe that they count or recognize the number of cash banknotes paid from the machine on the premises. But if you are using cash, it's a little different. It's like counting cards at a casino. These miserable guys sometimes do strange bargaining with us, but we will immediately start that strategy to prevent huge losses when we find a strategy. By using a jackpot card, they know you. We have the theory we often use. We have the theory we often use.

However, sharing it with others in the meantime can be counterproductive. Before attacking the cause, you need to recognize the gambling problem. To do so, it is necessary to attack a gaming machine with a larg e-scale strategy. But once I feel that I have given a weapon for the attack, I see that they will initialize it for the wrong reason. How do you teach you to win and finally leave? This is the terrible problem. The drag scene was the same, so it was too much to repair.

I'm sorry that operators and governments do not control much with chords and algorithms a little easier. Why is there more wins faster than nothing unless you feed the machine? If you look at YouTuber, you can see what I want to say. Like luck, how often is it? Even when they seem to have a rational victory strategy, they go more frequently. The machine sucks all your money and returns it to you. And when the machine knows that you have left, the players are left to fill the machine. Whether in the center or local, all the machines are connected by network.

8: Computers cannot generate random numbers

British Chris took the time and sent his opinion:

First, computers cannot generate random numbers. Computers cannot generate random numbers. The random numbers are not random because the computer uses mathematical formulas. So the s o-called random number generator is not real. It's a promise!

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Next is the percentage. Suppose you are sitting behind the three cash bags. (Please do not confuse with "Pot" or "Mega Mini Jackpot".) Now, I am throwing cash towards you. In order to make it simple, a fixed amount, for example, a pound coin is thrown. You sometimes throw a coin to me. Usually bronze, you make a fuss, so it looks more than it actually.

If you are forward with a Delorian time machine (if you are a British, Doctor Foo!), A man behind the sack will cause a problem. Of course, like bronze coins, the slot machine stops when the number of silver and gold coins reaches the percentage! The slot machine is a return (reverse recovery). In other words, 90 % will refund 90 units for each 100bit. < Span> 8: Computers cannot generate random numbers

British Chris took the time and sent his opinion:

First, computers cannot generate random numbers. Computers cannot generate random numbers. The random numbers are not random because the computer uses mathematical formulas. So the s o-called random number generator is not real. It's a promise!

Continue under the image. Quoted from BBC Science Focus (ScienceFocus. com): Computers often need to generate random numbers. It is useful for many tasks, from acquiring data random samples to simulation of galaxy formation. However, computers generate random numbers using mathematical formulas. Continue.

Next is the percentage. Suppose you are sitting behind the three cash bags. (Please do not confuse with "Pot" or "Mega Mini Jackpot".) Now, I am throwing cash towards you. In order to make it simple, a fixed amount, for example, a pound coin is thrown. You sometimes throw a coin to me. Usually bronze, you make a fuss, so it looks more than it actually.

If you are forward with a Delorian time machine (if you are a British, Doctor Foo!), A man behind the sack will cause a problem. Of course, like bronze coins, the slot machine stops when the number of silver and gold coins reaches the percentage! The slot machine is a return (reverse recovery). In other words, 90 % will refund 90 units for each 100bit. 8: Computers cannot generate random numbers

British Chris took the time and sent his opinion:

First, computers cannot generate random numbers. Computers cannot generate random numbers. The random numbers are not random because the computer uses mathematical formulas. So the s o-called random number generator is not real. It's a promise!

Continue under the image. Quoted from BBC Science Focus (ScienceFocus. com): Computers often need to generate random numbers. It is useful for many tasks, from acquiring data random samples to simulation of galaxy formation. However, computers generate random numbers using mathematical formulas. Continue.

Next is the percentage. Suppose you are sitting behind the three cash bags. (Please do not confuse with "Pot" or "Mega Mini Jackpot".) Now, I am throwing cash towards you. In order to make it simple, a fixed amount, for example, a pound coin is thrown. You sometimes throw a coin to me. Usually bronze, you make a fuss, so it looks more than it actually.

If you are forward with a Delorian time machine (if you are a British, Doctor Foo!), A man behind the sack will cause a problem. Of course, like bronze coins, the slot machine stops when the number of silver and gold coins reaches the percentage! The slot machine is a return (reverse recovery). In other words, 90 % will refund 90 units for each 100bit.

There is a pot on the big winning machine. Casino loves pots. The casino puts money in the pot instead of paying a certain amount to satisfy the percentage. At the rest of the time, they can hold all the money, invest, and get all interests! And people fill the eyes with a pot, push everything back for the chance of a pot, not enough to win.

• So basically, the machine doesn't have to pay out much, the rest of the time. In other words, because it is a pot that must win, you can cover the percentage in one year as long as you chuck the pot. Or, no matter how long it is. Other time, a handful of bronze, occasionally, silver and gold nuggets are introduced.
• Now I am in the UK. The maximum of 500 pounds of the machine jackpot everywhere in small game centers. Why? If 500 pounds are 90 %, 100 % will be 6 to 700 pounds. Since two 500 pounds jackpots can be hit at the same time, "100%" must jump to at least thousands of pounds and put them in to get something. No, it has nothing to do with me. But there are many small jackpots, for example, ВЈ 25 to ВЈ 30. Still, there are 90 % of dividends, but because the win is small, it happens more often. So the probability of hitting something is high! If you put a coin and hear the sound of the coin falling back, it means that the last player has put a lot of money. So you have a good chance to get a ВЈ 70-80 prize. You can't get 90%full, but you'll leave a little to give someone a "surprise" jackpot at one point in the future. It is possible for 70-80 pounds. (Remember that the percentage is Retrospective. In other words, it is based on the money brought in. Las Vegas and all casinos are dropped paper. After a decent victory, it may be chilled again (they are always replenishing the pots, and the pots are counted as part of the percentage, but only one hit in Blue Moon. Don't forget!
• Small casino-If we call it an "arcade," and if you are a busy day, you can get up to ВЈ 80 from each of the rows of the coin falling back. So if you're lucky, you can go around the machine, get up to ВЈ 80 pounds from each, and bring about 300 pounds. There are thousands of pounds, but there is a chance to win a small jackpot. Instead, you have to compete in a small winning chain. The trick is to know when the streak will end. Even if you think that the streak is over, it's lucky if someone else wins again. You won. They win. Happy days! I have never been to Las Vegas or a casino. But I often go to a small jackpot machine at a local game center. If you lose about 20 pounds, go home. However, I entered for 20 pounds, followed my rules, and many times that I was lucky to get 80-100 to 200 pounds. If you lose ВЈ 20, you will be away from the place for a few days.

But as the contributor says. Machines are not random. That is impossible. They are computerized. Computers are moving based on algorithms and rules, so they cannot generate random numbers! At first glance, the computer can be a list of long numbers that seem to be random at first glance, but after a while. < SPAN> Small casino-If we call it an "arcade," and if you are a busy day, you can get up to ВЈ 80 from each of the rows of the coin that falls behind. So if you're lucky, you can go around the machine, get up to ВЈ 80 pounds from each, and bring about 300 pounds. There are thousands of pounds, but there is a chance to win a small jackpot. Instead, you have to compete in a small winning chain. The trick is to know when the streak will end. Even if you think that the streak is over, it's lucky if someone else wins again. You won. They win. Happy days! I have never been to Las Vegas or a casino. But I often go to a small jackpot machine at a local game center. If you lose about 20 pounds, go home. However, I entered for 20 pounds, followed my rules, and many times that I was lucky to get 80-100 to 200 pounds. If you lose ВЈ 20, you will be away from the place for a few days.

But as the contributor says. Machines are not random. That is impossible. They are computerized. Computers are moving based on algorithms and rules, so they cannot generate random numbers! At first glance, the computer can be a list of long numbers that seem to be random at first glance, but after a while. Small casino-If we call it an "arcade," and if you are a busy day, you can get up to ВЈ 80 from each of the rows of the coin falling back. So if you're lucky, you can go around the machine, get up to ВЈ 80 pounds from each, and bring about 300 pounds. There are thousands of pounds, but there is a chance to win a small jackpot. Instead, you have to compete in a small winning chain. The trick is to know when the streak will end. Even if you think that the streak is over, it's lucky if someone else wins again. You won. They win. Happy days! I have never been to Las Vegas or casino. But I often go to a small jackpot machine at a local game center. If you lose about 20 pounds, go home. However, I entered for 20 pounds, followed my rules, and many times that I was lucky to get 80-100 to 200 pounds. If you lose ВЈ 20, you will be away from the place for a few days.

But as the contributor says. Machines are not random. That is impossible. They are computerized. Computers are moving based on algorithms and rules, so they cannot generate random numbers! At first glance, the computer can be a list of long numbers that seem to be random at first glance, but after a while.

Anyway, that's my take on this article. Now, when the machines first started to be computerized, there were a lot of bugs and tricks in the programs. There are some things you can still do today. There's a cool trick you can still use in a few poker games. The game was paid out in pound coins, and if you won big, it could take hours to pay out because you used a clicker to count up the coins. Every time a coin broke the beam, the machine would count up by one until it had the amount it needed to pay out, but you could just keep pouring the coins down the chute, and they would break the beam one by one and pay out. It was much faster. The machine never knew how many coins were out until one genius player realized that if he shone a red light over the chute, the beam wouldn't break! The Vegas Bandit "random number generator" is not random, and I think I showed that in the article, but there is a guy who has a program that can "watch" the machine at a certain denom stake and see where it gets on that non-random list of numbers (there are a lot of numbers, but the guy is patient and has a few drinks and happily lets his laptop crunch the numbers for him). Not a thousand dollars or anything like that, but he can win a decent amount. Changing the denom means changing everything. The reels, the amount of bonus symbols on the reels, whatnot, you get a totally different machine with the same symbols! Except the percentages stay constant. So you're making more small amounts and less big amounts. But still the same percentages. What the Number Cruncher Guy does is make small virtual bets on his laptop, which tells him when he is most likely to win something (and eventually syncs up with the slot machine's program so it can show him where it got to).

The algorithms of the Vegas machines are not particularly sophisticated. Instead of writing a new machine program from scratch, you choose from a list of pre-programmed modules. You add this bonus to this main game module and fake it a little by tweaking this variable setting! These are not separate games. To simplify a little, below the picture there is a folder called HEADER MODULES and another folder called BONUS MODULES. The header module of the game loads the main game module and the bonus module. The game images are saved as data in the header folder of the game. So you can keep "recognizing" the bonus. If you think, "That's weird, the game and this game play are the same," they are both the same gameplay data! (laughs) And then he actually plays, wins a couple hundred dollars with a small bet, goes back to his table and starts again. If the machine is busy and quiet at the time (this is a random element!), he can make at least a few thousand dollars.

In the real world, I think card counting is the equivalent. This actually happens. A true story at the end. I used to work in a retirement home. Some of the old folks would pass the time by playing poker with matches on the table, and one guy always won most of the matches and helped others win them. One day he shuffled the cards, winked at me, got up from the others, and put his cards on the table. I picked them up and looked at them. It was a perfect suit order! The casino must have liked him. 9: Poker in Online Casinos

Jamila wrote us in an email, "I noticed a similar pattern to what you described in your article in all the online casinos where I am registered and a verified member.

I deposited large amounts of money into these casinos and was very upset when I kept losing. I chatted with customer support and told them how upset I was because I don't get any reward for my consistency even though I deposit often and generously.

This morning while I was playing Jackpot Sit & Go Poker I was also playing the Lightning Nudge slot game on the same site. I was just going back and forth between two tabs on the website. I hit the bonus round on the slot game so I was finishing the poker game while I continued the bonus round. When the poker game finished and I returned to the game I was still spinning the game. My balance before the bonus game was $2 so I should have $2 reflected in my account while the game was continuing.

Continued below image. More screenshots of the poker machine.

The photo above shows that my balance has already been adjusted to the winnings. I won 10 free spins initially. That is not reflected in the photo yet because I won them after I took this screenshot. When the bonus round ended my bonus round had ended. When my bonus round ended my balance was adjusted from what is shown in the photo and an additional 14 was added as I won twice. I didn't get the screenshot in time. Because it said $14 something and then they added another $14 by mistake, making it $28 something. Then I realized what it did and subtracted that $14.

I don't know if there is a place or person I can sue for unfair gambling because they are violating their own terms and conditions. Also, you can see that there is a minute difference between the timestamp of my spin history and the timestamp of when I took the screenshot where the winnings were already added to the balance before the bonus was used up.

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