"In addition, I read that all
games that emulate card games (VP, video blackjack) certified in Nevada
must not be capable of non-random operation at all."
Not sure exactly what you mean by "certified in Nevada" but there is a belief by many people
that if a machine is manufactured in Nevada that it is a random deal. That is not true.
At the present time, the Nevada law only states that a machine manufactured in Nevada must be legal
in the state where it is shipped to.
> To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
> From: echlist@gmail.com
> Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2012 23:20:29 -0500
> Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Is JoB REALLY 99.54%?
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> On 8/6/2012 9:33 PM, S Merrian wrote:
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> > <snip>
> > This would mean that the deal and draw are not random off of a standard
> > deck but would have to be fixed. It changes the game completely to a slot
> > machine. Is there any way what he's saying is possible? I just don't
> > believe it.
> >
> As others have pointed out, what the casino makes is higher than the
> theoretical payback due to strategy errors and other suboptimal play.
>
> Also, as I understand it, all VP games in Nevada and New Jersey must be
> random and draw from a 52 or 53 card deck. In addition, I read that all
> games that emulate card games (VP, video blackjack) certified in Nevada
> must not be capable of non-random operation at all. (There is a
> blackjack machine made in Japan that has a selectable expectation and
> therefore is non-random.)
>
> ECH
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