For clarity, for the past 20-25 years the outcome of the slot spin is determined the instant you press the spin button or pull the handle. The actual spinning of reels (or video representation thereof) is strictly for entertainment. You cannot change the outcome of the spin by stopping the reels when touching the screen or pushing the spin button a second time. It will always show the result the random number generator selected when the bet button was pressed. That said, desert diamond is an exception in that you cant stop the spinning animation early anyway because they are a "Class 2" casino. In other words, you're not playing a real slot machine, you are playing BINGO (hence the bingo card graphic on every machine). Every time you spin, a centralized system picks bingo numbers. If you get a "bingo" on your virtual card, the machine will produce a winning-spin based on how many people were betting at the same time. It's not a real RNG slot casino.
Really Chris, we should do a test say on 88 Fortunes. I have sat there and just hit button and I think this guy has a valid complaint. Desert Diamond should jump at an opportunity to prove it isn't true. The community should want to see that. Im sure it would put so many people at ease. You know, that the. Casino wouldn't program their machines to do that
the machine s are kinda riged, they have a set win and lose limit. each machine has to win so much and is allowed to lose so much. I have heard about casinos getting into trouble and fined for having them set to lose to much.
Chris Martin is severely mistaken, Desert Diamond is not the Bingo-Dingo Class II casino he described, and all slots function off a random number generator. And as for stopping the reels immediately after a bet doing nothing, this is also untrue as anyone who's ever done it will easily see that they are able to stop the reels immediately in place on some slot machines whereas no action would allow them to roll much further.
Mr. Martin what are your sources? Did you have a hunch, a mere suspicion, or did you program these no armed bandits?
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