Do not pretend to see patterns in randomly occurring events - it's only
going to exhaust you.
I am a member of RNG Anonymous. I want to know how this all works. I want to
test how Nevada (the only state I have faith in) does this. Shouldn't this
be public knowledge?
I use to be skeptical in the patterns I saw while gambling. Then I
programmed FVP and saw the same damned patterns. I concluded it wasn't the
RNG, but me.
While I'm reforming my ways, I still want to know how it all works.
The state examines the algorithm used to produce the cards. It does
not allow the casino to modify this algorithm.
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Sounds logical to me, but what is your source?
they verify this based on 10000000s of trials, not on a
certain pay schedule or which cards make which hands...all that
matters is that the "random draw" results in a good distribution over
10000000s of hands and that there is no pattern to the rng's bias
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Sounds logical to me, but what is your source?
"For gaming devices that are representative of live gambling games,
the mathematical probability of a symbol or other element appearing
in a game outcome must be equal to the mathematical probability of
that symbol or element occurring in the live gambling game. For other
gaming devices, the mathematical probability of a symbol appearing in
a position in any game outcome must be constant."
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Hey Dan, do you know how they test for this, or do they examine the
algorithm?
Jim
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