Every game and each denomination have a unique RNG. I have never seen the same hand for different denomination or different games?
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--- On Wed, 7/1/09, ukstages <takeme2london@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
From: ukstages <takeme2london@nyc.rr.com>
Subject: [vpFREE] different hands displayed on same machine at different denominations
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2009, 2:23 PM
i stopped by the isle casino at pompano park in florida this week. i don't recommend it; as far as i can tell, the pay tables are pretty awful on every machine, even at the $1, $2 and $5 denominations.
but i did play a little bit (when in rome... ) and i was fortunate to hit a 4K jackpot very soon after arriving. (i was playing $5 double double bonus and held two 2's and received the other two and a 3 on the draw.)
they do things a little differently there. when a jackpot is hit, they immediately reset the machine (presumably so you can continue playing) and they give you a receipt which you then exchange for your cash (or your check) when they bring you your handpay.
as in many casinos these days, the slot attendant asked me to "play off" the hand. i said sure, but asked - as i sometimes do - if i could change the denomination. i'd rather play it off at $1 ($5 a hand), i explained, than $5 ($25 a hand). he sad that would be fine.. his only concern was that the winning hand be removed from the screen.
when i went back in and selected the $1 denomination and the double double bonus game, the same game i had been playing, a completely different hand was on the screen... not my winning hand at all. my last hand could be seen under the $2 denomination for double double bonus and could also still be seen under the $5 denomination, where i had played it.
both the slot attendant and i were surprised and confused by this. why would there be different hands at different denominations?
did this machine have one RNG for the $1 denomination and another that handled both the $2 and $5 denominations?
is that sort of thing common?
i've never seen this happen... and i often, when asked to "play off" a hand, choose to change the denomination.
have you encountered this before?
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