I don't believe this. But it seems it is true. The catch is the high roller has a favorite machine, so you change the odds before they arrive. https://gamin

I don't believe this. But it seems it is true. The catch is the high roller has a favorite machine, so you change the odds before they arrive. https://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=2921 https://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=2... "Once a game is initiated by a player on a gaming device, the rules of play for that game, including the probability and award of a game outcome, cannot be changed. In the event the game or rules of play for the game, including probability and award of a game outcome, change between games during a gaming session, notice of the change must be prominently displayed to the player." Other source, not sure where this reg comes from - "Slot machines in Nevada must sit idle for 4 minutes before an adjustment to payback percentage or game rules can be made. When a change is made, the machine must be taken out of play with a message displayed on the screen noting an update is taking place. The machine then must sit idle for an additional 4 minutes after the change before play is allowed."