"Another program tells the machine whether to let you win ,
depending on how you play the hand. Of course, you can't be allow to win
every hand-even if you make the right choices."
I was not aware that a separate program determines whether or not you win depending on how you play the hand. Is this correct? So a casino could have a full pay VP machine, but have this separate program set to not allow you to win depending on how you play the hand?
No, they can't legally have a separate program in Nevada. It must be a fair
random deal.
Cogno
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 8:42 AM
To: vpFREE_Reno@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE_Reno] Two questions
"Another program tells the machine whether to let you win ,
depending on how you play the hand. Of course, you can't be allow to win
every hand-even if you make the right choices."
I was not aware that a separate program determines whether or not you win
depending on how you play the hand. Is this correct? So a casino could have
a full pay VP machine, but have this separate program set to not allow you
to win depending on how you play the hand?
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