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It's entirely true, modern slot machines get a ticket from a central server detailing the results it will show. They do analytics on all of this using Splunk b
by tiberious726 3y ago
It's entirely true, modern slot machines get a ticket from a central server detailing the results it will show.
They do analytics on all of this using Splunk btw (they can actually afford it, lol), there are some really cool talks out there if you look around.
- andy800 3y agoThis usually depends on the jurisdiction. Class III machines are independent and each one contains its own RNG. Class II obtain their randomness from a central server, and are usually configured to actually be a bingo machine or some other pooled wagering mechanism, and the "slot machine" that you see is a mask for the pre-determined outcome. In the US, almost all commercial casinos (Nevada, New Jersey, Mississippi, etc) use Class III games while native American casinos use a mix of Class III and Class II. Typically, Class III are preferred by casinos and by gamblers. Here's another source: https://www.tahlequahdailypress.com/news/state_news/casino-101-a-breakdown-of-class-i-ii-and-iii-gaming/article_6f5519fd-a68a-5ea2-b551-6bd62b72c7de.html https://www.tahlequahdailypress.com/news/state_news/casino-1...