The generator enables between 60 and 80 results per hour. Generator housing and PID design are available in four different colors: silver, gold, red and black.
The Repeater Bets side bet is a set of bets that involve making wagers on the sequential outcomes of dice rolls. The object of the game is to roll the number s chosen a predetermined number of times, sequentially or not, before a seven is rolled.
The game ends once the wagered value s is recorded a certain number of times or a seven is rolled. The Lucky Shooter is a side bet for Craps that will improve the Hold on the game. If a 7 or 11 is rolled on the Come Out Roll, the game ends and the bet remains working for the next Come Out roll.
If a 2, 3 or 12 is rolled on the Come Out Roll, the game ends and the bet loses. The Player has a chance to win up to to 1. You can verify this yourself by tracking the numbers rolled for a hundred or so rolls. If you make a histogram of the results, you should see something very much like the familiar Pyramid of Craps. In addition, check the payouts for the various bets. They should be the same as at a craps table.
While having the same payouts does not necessarily prove the dice are not manipulated, having one or more bets with higher payouts does indicate the probabilities are not the same as on fair dice -- especially if the house edge on the electronic game appears to be negative. One last thing, Nevada has a rule that any machine that mimics a physical game must have the same probabilities as the physical game. That means that video poker machines deal from fair electronic decks and that electronic craps games must use fair dice -- electronic or bouncing around on a vibrating table.
I am very interested in your column and have read almost every article you wrote on casinocitytimes. Your analyses on slot machines based on different perspectives really impress me. I am confident that I am your first Hong Kong reader to send you a question as slot machines are legally prohibited here. The closest place you can find a slot machine is in Macau, but people are not big fans of them. Rather they are crazy about table games. To illustrate my question, I would like to walk you through two examples.
One is table game and the other is slot machine. He is at liberty to choose 1 continue to have the third bet; or 2 cash out. He also takes the next option to double, but loses. As a slot machine expert, you are familiar with what the screen shows after the spin wins. It basically says "Take it" and "Double it".
In this example, Tom hits the "Double it" button twice for 1st and 2nd double. My question is: Before the second double hitting the "take it" or "double it" button , how much does Tom actually own? The reason why I ask this question is that I am thinking of a real-life case. I place a slot machine outside a shopping mall with free entry.
Anyone who plays the slot machine starts with credits credits can exchange nothing. Every time you can choose to "take it" or "double it". This means you need to double it twice at least to exchange some real money.
If he does own that credits, this definitely constitutes gambling as he is risking something for something.
But he doesn't, then based on the free-entry method, he is basically risking nothing and such is not gambling. I tried to find some clues based on individual tax assessment.
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