Also makes these machines legal in California.
The dice being manipulated to match an RNG result, was the only answer I could come up with, that matched what my eyes were seeing, and what would be considered legal in Nevada.
In the hundreds of replies I've received, or read, on this subject, yours is the first I've seen, to suggest that an RNG, and not the dice, was deciding the roll. The question I always asked, was, how in the hell, did these things get approved by the Nevada gaming commission. It doesn't take long for a guy to realize, that these dice are NOT falling in a random fashion. I've been posting about these machines for over seven years on various sites.
