Yes, it really was in Canada. They closed their casinos for several hours a day, shutting down the machines during the closed period. The
RNG's they used in the Keno machines started with the same seed number upon start up. This is how it wasn't very difficult to notice which numbers were generated about the same time each day. It wasn't until after the winner had several big hits, that the casino realized something was amiss. The machines were reprogrammed so that a random seed number would also be generated.
John
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