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>...rather than giving random payouts as required by regulation in most jurisdictions. Sort of random since it's pseudo random number generator but there is a
by dghughes 10y ago
>...rather than giving random payouts as required by regulation in most jurisdictions.
Sort of random since it's pseudo random number generator but there is a specific payback percentage chosen. It's like PRNG up to a point then it's not otherwise how can you give out 96% over 10 million spins if it's truly random.
I'm a slot tech but I don't work with PAR sheets we're purposely kept at arms length for a reason.