To my knowledge, at the present time there are only two jurisdictions where the video poker in a non-Indian casino is not random -- New York and Washington State. Both of these are due to the enabling legislation. It is not a question of the casinos putting pressure on the regulators/gaming commission to allow a random deal.
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> Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:15:47 +0000
> Subject: [vpFREE] Re: new york video poker
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "nordo123@..." <Nordo123@...> wrote:
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> > As I have said in the past these machines in New York State are cheaters regardless of their legality....... Don't you think that when a player goes into a state sanctioned casino, that player deserves a fair and honest game? These casinos are like the underground
> > places in the past where cheating was rampent and all with THE BLESSING OF THE STATE. As you can tell I
> > am furious about this.
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> One of the problems is that the general public doesn't understand the difference, and most of them just don't care. Why do you think people will play an 8/5 JOB game when a 9/6 game sits empty right next to them? Besides just being plain unobservant, there are a LOT of people who think the pay table doesn't really make a difference, or even worse - think the 9/6 machine must be set "tighter" somehow. And to make matters more confusing, there are some gaming jurisdictions where these people are right!
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> If everyone understood and demanded real, random video poker, (and stopped playing the "fake" games) the casinos that operate in these VLT type jurisdictions might put pressure on the regulators to change the rules, but that's not going to happen. If you try to explain the concepts of random card selection, calculated return based on the pay table, etc., most people will look at you like you just turned into a two headed alien.
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