| Posted by: chipster96 at November 6, 2000, 3:35 pm | | Topic: How random machines can have different payouts Forum: Winner Online |
Simple, change the pay tables.
Steve wrote:
Ok, if it is truly Random. How can one machine have a different percentage payout as the next? Would not all machines then have the same Random payout?
But some are set for 95%, others for 97%. And they are all Random?
NOT
You are confusing the randomness of pay outs (which does not exist) with the randomness of events (which does). Two random machines will have, on average, after millions of trials, the same proportion of triple cherries or royal flushes or whatever.
But, one machine awards more for the flush or whatever. Voila, the payout percentages can change dramatically even though the events remain random.
[catty cheap shot removed 11/7/00]
[This message has been edited by chipster96 (edited 11-07-2000).]
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