Originally Posted by
redietz
the casinos say they are?
Help me out here. As opposed to drawings 20 years ago, today's Bob Dancer-style drawings are done via computer. So even fewer people are privy to how the drawings are executed. Why should a casino not simply help their biggest losers out by rigging drawings?
Many high rollers interpret luck in drawings as evidence of some higher "hot streak" beginning, and are therefore motivated to gamble more.
Nobody is ever going to be caught rigging a computer drawing.
Drawings have been rigged in the past (MGM), and I have it on reasonably good authority that one of the all-time fave LV promotions (RIP circa 2000) was rigged all the time.
So why would any thinking human being trust that computerized drawings are on the up-and-up? And don't give me that old "If they were caught, it'd be financial disaster" malarkey, because that's not what happens.