So tell me, now that we have determined that Boyd gaming kiosks are NOT run with a RNG and the consensus is that it is legal because it is a promotion and not a gambling machine. How anyone have any confidence it Boyd Gaming virtual drawings where you accumulate virtual entries into a virtual drum and then the "computer" selects winners. The same arguements as they relate to kiosks seem to apply to these promotional drawings. Any thoughts here?
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