It absolutely is exaggerated. I left a job at a real money slot manufacturer 3-ish years ago where I was a mathematician and 'the rng guy'. Even then our mach

It absolutely is exaggerated. I left a job at a real money slot manufacturer 3-ish years ago where I was a mathematician and 'the rng guy'. Even then our machines weren't susceptible to this attack. We had a fix. And by 'weren't susceptible' I mean probably weren't but could be, because getting the rng wrong is super easy to do. Don't be shocked if regulators just pull these from the floor. They probably had to go through a lot of different machines from different manufacturers to find this in the first place.