Originally Posted by AxelWolf View Post
Originally Posted by coach belly View Post

Originally Posted by mickeycrimm View Post
They are electronic so they are slot machines.
Axel...are machine (bubble) craps and/or automated roulette "slot machines" ?
As always, laws and regulations can change.

But, from my understanding, they are considered slot machines as far as Nevada State gaming and the casinos are concerned. That is how they are licensed. A casino that is not licensed for table games could have one in their casino. From what I understand, slot machines that use dice or cards must be random. However, I have seen slots and or VP that use dice and or cards as part of a bonus that don't seem to be random.

I have tried to find out(I didn't try that hard) if a casino had the option to choose how they wanted to license E-table games. I think they pay a lesser tax percentage on slots, so it would make sense they would always want to choose slots.

I think both are as random as they can get. Why do I care how they categorize them? Well, if there's ever a glitch one would have to worry if they were categorized as a table game since past posting on a table game is illegal.

If you look on WOV it seemed that someone had convinced Mike there seemed to be enough evidence that warranted some attention. They claimed that one of the E-roulette games(Organic roulette IIRC) were capable of and employing a way to avoid sections of the wheel as a countermeasure to foil wheel clockers.
Off the top of my head I remember that the regulation governing randomness of electronic games uses the phrase "card, ball, or dice."