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You know the horribly irony is that wagering machines that are 100% skill based are illegal. The only exception, I've seen "The Fishing Game" in a texas bar.
by sunshineforever 5y ago
You know the horribly irony is that wagering machines that are 100% skill based are illegal. The only exception, I've seen "The Fishing Game" in a texas bar. It's a 2D game where you shoot fish in a pool table like screen. Bullets cost money, fish death pays out.
- boomboomsubban 5y agoAre they illegal or just uncommon because they could be abusable? As if they were illegal wouldn't things like rewards for a hole in one, or "guess" how many the beans in a jar would be illegal? Plus aren't most carnival games technically 100% skill?
- cwillu 5y ago"Abusable" is an interesting word choice.
- boomboomsubban 5y agoFrom the view of the business. A pure skill gambling game could cost them all their money.
- cwillu 5y agoIt's still an interesting word choice: the one offering an exchange considers being taken up on it by an informed counter-party to be "abusive".
- bashmelek 5y agoI don't think the "Fish game" is skill based exactly--from what I understand the end payout depends largely on what fish the inner workings of the game decides to throw your way