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Friday, December 1, 2000 One person who bought my new booklet, "Slots - Playing for Playing Money", wrote: Dear Tony, I read your new book on slots with great interest. The only thing I think you failed to mention was the RNG (Random Number Generator) in all slots. This is of great importance to me, as I play a lot of slots in between craps sessions. I am wondering what you think of the RNG. You mention briefly in your text about "hot" and "cold" cycles. According to a lot of experts, the RNG eliminates high and low cycles and makes the play 100% random. I think these experts are full of sh..,. I always play a 2 or 3 coin machine with a 1,000 coin top jackpot, Blazing Sevens, Red White & Blue, or Double Diamond with an 800/1,600 coin jackpot. I have noticed that, when playing maximum coins in these machines, and by using the max play button, you can get into a rapid payoff mode. In other words by pressing that max play button as fast as you can, the payoff seems to be much better than when inserting coins manually. Does this make sense to you? At one time at Soaring Eagle casino, I was playing a 3-coin Sizzling Sevens Dollar machine and got the following in seven spins: 1) 7 - sizzle7 - 7..................250 2) blank...................................0 3) = - = - = (double bars)......60 4) 7 - 7 - 7 (red sevens).......500 5) no pay.................................0 6) no pay.................................0 7) sizzle7 - sizzle 7 - 7 .........250 Total win in 7 spins $1,060. Any comments, especially regarding the cycles? Thanks, Jim My reply: Hi Jim, The RNG generates winning and losing combinations at random, but not evenly. Random means that any number (or combination of symbols) could come up at any time. For simple illustration let's compare it to pulling cards out of a deck. Supposing the deck contains one joker and the joker pays the most (Jackpot). Aces pay second highest, Kings third highest, Queens fourth highest, and Jacks pay the least. Tens and lower cards don't pay anything. After the deck is thoroughly shuffled, you start pulling out cards, one by one. You might get 3 high cards (winners) in a row, and then the next ten cards may be low numbers that don't pay anything. You picked at random, but you experienced high and low cycles. Once all 53 cards have been pulled, there will have been 17 wins and 36 losses, but not in any pre-arranged sequence. I don't believe it makes any difference whether you use the spin button or insert coins manually, as far as payoffs are concerned. (Unless the machines have been fooled around with, which is highly unlikely, if you're playing in a reputable casino). What you noticed might have been a coincidence, and that seven-spin winning streak was a very good example of a "hot" cycle. Continued Good Luck. Tony ===================================== THE LATEST SLOTLAND JACKPOT WINNERS ===================================== Slotland just made another customer extremely happy. On November 23, 2000, PAULM of Georgia, snagged 3 blackjacks in the Space Jack game to take home $142,460! I bet he had a Great Thanksgiving Day! Check out SLOTLAND at http://www.slotland.com/?p=168541 Invest
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