Just because a video poker machine has the designation of being a video lottery terminal does NOT determine whether it is a random deal.
For the most accurate answer you should review the Ohio gaming regulations which most likely are available online.
An alternative way is to play a few hands -- if you notice the "genie" feature or "match" card feature or language on the machine or in the help area that says cards are for display purposes only, then it is a nonrandom deal.
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> Date: Sat, 2 Mar 2013 21:20:35 +0000
> Subject: [vpFREE] VLT's and VP in Cleveland, Ohio.
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> In the Cleveland, Ohio area we have Horseshoe casino that has LV style VP machines. With RNG in each machine. The new Thisledown Racino will be set up with Video Lottery terminals. How will playing these machines be using perfect strategy vs. the Horseshoe? Will it matter what you hold or discard? Or am I better to just play at the Cleveland Horseshoe Casino. Thank you.
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