Wednesday, February 10, 2010

[vpFREE] Re: you have to wonder about how random machines are....

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> For this reason, I don't know that biasing the RNG in a slot machine is worth the chance of getting caught at it. Maybe I underestimate greed.
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> I wouldn't worry about a casino dorking around with machine payoffs, mainly because I have no way of knowing if they do that, and because I don't see that that is in their best interest.
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That all sounds good and I'm sure we all want to believe it BUT the facts are the casinos have been caught red-handed gaffing machines (see Larry Volk) and fixing drawings (see Venetian scandal). Also the much ballyhoed "they won't do it because they'll lose their license" is weak since neither the Venetian nor any of the casinos in the Larry Volk scandal lost their licenses for even a single second.

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