Re: [vpFREE] Re: Random number generator

 

Look in Technical Standard 1 - Integrity of Gaming Devices; Section 1.400 Random Selection Process and Random Number Generator

"6. Additionally, video poker games must not determine replacement cards prior to the player
selecting hold cards and initiating a draw."

Also, IIRC, a slot/VP/BJ machine that is used in Nevada can't have programming available outside Nevada that would violate Nevada regulations. There was/is a blackjack machine that had a programmable house advantage that was independent of rules - i.e. it could appear to be a single deck game with good rules, but have a much higher house advantage.

Edmund



On 8/8/2018 12:07 AM, gamb00ler@yahoo.com [vpFREE] wrote:
 

I have scanned the Nevada Gaming Regulations but I could never find those rules that governed the method of selecting the cards in VP.  Can you point me to the section that contains those rules?  I would like to read them.


I started here: https://gaming.nv.gov/index.aspx?page=51

G'luck all!
Gamb00ler


tringlomane wrote :

No, Sylvia; all 10 cards are NOT drawn when you hit the deal button.  That method of dealing has been out of practice for decades and now is actually illegal in Nevada.


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