You’re the man! That’s interesting, I had no idea that the free play fell into two different categories. Another question, in Oklahoma the slots are based on Bingo. So, do the machines use random number generators, or something similar?
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You’re the man! That’s interesting, I had no idea that the free play fell into two different categories. Another question, in Oklahoma the slots are based on Bingo. So, do the machines use random number generators, or something similar?
We're going to be close to your neck of the woods in about 6 weeks. We are getting things ready for the 'Fancy Dance Casino' that they are building on the intersection of I35 and 412, north of Perry. Right now, the schedule for our team is to begin work out there in the 2nd week of July.
He could tell you but he'd have to kill you.
Yes, that is the Ponca Tribe casino. PM inbound.
There are more than 2 categories of free play. It can be awarded via promotions (bulk mailers to current club card holders, drawings, earned through play, and by other means).
Regarding the games, 85% of them are no longer based on Bingo. That's what the compacts brought in many years ago, class 3 gaming, just like Vegas. All games, be them bingo based (class 2) or true chance (class 3) work off of RNG's. On class 2, the RNG's determine the bingo ball call. On class 3's, the RNG's determine the VRS's. All gaming machines by law have to have RNG's. How those RNG's work, and how games are designed to pay out X percentage (calculated over the lifespan of the machine) is another matter, but they are 100% random and chance games, regardless of what anyone's theory is. The only skill based items allowed in the games are in some 'bonus rounds' of some games. These are VERY few and far between, and most of the time, not that popular. I used to develop the math for some games back in the day, and my current job requires me to work with all of the big gaming manufacturers with their new products, learning how it works, building configs for the casinos, etc. Trust me, I've heard every kind of theory out there on how to beat the games. Back in the analog days, a brilliant mathematician with a pencil, paper, and a lot of time could've figured something out (and one did about 15 years ago in Oklahoma!). It's not illegal to be smarter than the people who design the games. With technology today, this is no longer the case. All games also require third party testing to insure integrity before the games are allowed in any particular jurisdiction. All games in Oklahoma are tested by one of the two biggest independent testing labs out there, GLI and BMM.
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So my theory of making two counter clockwise circles on the screen with the social finger and banging the side of the machine three times afterward doesn't work? Actually it wasn't my theory, but there was a little promo screen next to a news feed that said casino's don't want you to do this but they can't stop you from doing this. There was a whole lot of advertisements in the link. Did I hit a click bait?
Definitely hit click bait! Those ads crack me up!So my theory of making two counter clockwise circles on the screen with the social finger and banging the side of the machine three times afterward doesn't work? Actually it wasn't my theory, but there was a little promo screen next to a news feed that said casino's don't want you to do this but they can't stop you from doing this. There was a whole lot of advertisements in the link. Did I hit a click bait?
Not to discount your middle finger circle/machine slapping technique, but the best one I ever saw was this lady who had a 10"x10" laminated astrological calendar and would rub it on the screen while the reels spun. I had to leave before I busted out laughing!!
In the garage @ the Choctaw. Going to enter their data stream early & establish a viable presence.
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