This is not true in Atlantic City casinos.
They use a RNG and skill games ie, Video Poker the RTP is used to figure the return percentage based skill/strategy. I think this falls under regulations in 13:69E-1.28
Class III machines.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Dave" <haaljo@...> wrote:
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> Class II machines and it's somewhat based on a lottery. Google "difference between class II and Class III slot machines"
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> Memory from VP group thread that the regs in N.Y. call for an
> average E.V. .92 which is competitive with "real" casinos for slot machines; But not video poker which as you suspect is not really video poker at Empire.
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> Relatively the same deal for slot machine players as Atlantic City. video poker players should not go there.
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Steve Norden <Nordo123@> wrote:
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> > Take my word on it, they cheat at Empire City. I don't lie. Wait until you're dealt a 4 of a kind say 4 7's and discard one of the 7's.
> > The genie will appear, your final hand was supposed to be 4 of a kind and even you can not kill this result.
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