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Yep - even apparently physics-based digital casino games (think pachinko-style) are not allowed to use the real physics, that's really just faked as an animatio

Yep - even apparently physics-based digital casino games (think pachinko-style) are not allowed to use the real physics, that's really just faked as an animation to match the strictly controlled odds that can be easily verified by code inspection.

flemhans 4y ago
That should be considered cheating! Games that pretend to be physics-based but in reality have a backed probability engine.
- cornel_io 4y ago
  People who gamble understand this, it's literally the law.