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TopicCool, an Adam Ruins Everything about guns
MICHALECOLE
11/28/18 6:38:34 PM
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Chewster posted...
Well you wanted an example of where he was wrong, I don't know who remembers all my posts.

No, they don't do that. Again I don't know the exact wording but IIRC he made it sound like they "select" a good-looking non-winner, which isn't true

Watching the episode now. He said that since the machines became computerized, they added more winning spots, and some are programmed to hit more than others. He said that the spots in between each winning item are programmed to hit more, so it looks like you were so close to winning but just missed. He also said that machines purposely show you a confusing number of ways to win (the winning lines that you get more and more of as you max bet) and they give you false wins where you win but dont even end up making back the amount you bet. (Bet a dollar, win forty cents. Happens all the time)

His source is Addiction by Design: Machine Gambling in Las Vegas by Natasha Dow Schll
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