Slot Chance Question
July 14th, 2016 at 2:17:59 AM
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If you have a frequency of occurrence for an event 1in 400 and a total possible combination of 300,000 events. What are your chances of exceeding 1250 attempts without hitting the 1in400 event?
2nd question. After making 325,000 attempts. What are your chances of never having exceeded 1250 attempts before being successful in the 1in400 event?
3rd question. Have slot designers used pseudo random wheel result generation to limit volatility in a game? Something like, OK the bonus result has not shown in the previous 1000 spins therefore the odds increase from 0.25% to say 20% .
4th question. If using something like pseudo random number generation. Would that have to be detailed in the par sheet? Or could the result just be expressed as a percent of occurrence.?
Thanks in advance for any help.
2nd question. After making 325,000 attempts. What are your chances of never having exceeded 1250 attempts before being successful in the 1in400 event?
3rd question. Have slot designers used pseudo random wheel result generation to limit volatility in a game? Something like, OK the bonus result has not shown in the previous 1000 spins therefore the odds increase from 0.25% to say 20% .
4th question. If using something like pseudo random number generation. Would that have to be detailed in the par sheet? Or could the result just be expressed as a percent of occurrence.?
Thanks in advance for any help.
July 14th, 2016 at 7:08:31 AM
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Quote: MaxPen
3rd question. Have slot designers used pseudo random wheel result generation to limit volatility in a game? Something like, OK the bonus result has not shown in the previous 1000 spins therefore the odds increase from 0.25% to say 20% .
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In most regulated jurisdictions like Nevada, you may not change the probability of an outcome based on previous outcomes. Therefore this would never be allowed.
At my age, a "Life In Prison" sentence is not much of a deterrent.
July 14th, 2016 at 9:05:49 AM
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Quote: DRichIn most regulated jurisdictions like Nevada, you may not change the probability of an outcome based on previous outcomes. Therefore this would never be allowed.
Could you have the machine generate a random number between 1 and 1250? Then on that numbered spin machine bonuses. If you did smething like this how would it be expressed in the par sheet? Could you use a percent of payback based on all other representations?
July 14th, 2016 at 9:29:07 AM
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They are called must hits (-;.Quote: MaxPenCould you have the machine generate a random number between 1 and 1250? Then on that numbered spin machine bonuses. If you did smething like this how would it be expressed in the par sheet? Could you use a percent of payback based on all other representations?
Darkoz claims he can predict some slot bonuses. IMO if possible(not saying it isn't because I have seen stranger things) it would be exploitable.
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