argyl53 wrote:
@eejit101 so if those displays are deliberate, how are the games considered to be compliant with UKGC licensing? Am I misinterpreting what their wording means?
Game designs or features that may reasonably be expected to mislead the customer about the likelihood of particular results occurring are not permitted, including substituting losing events with near-miss losing events and simulations of real devices that do not simulate the real possibilities of the device.
Games may not falsely display near-miss results, that is, the event may not substitute one losing outcome with a different losing outcome.
It doesnt do it on every spin. But think about the walking past waving thing bandit talks about. It happens above average per spin.
Best example is Royal Masquerade or Pimped, think how many bonus symbols you see on the reels, and how often you get megateases and it just goes on forver without seeing one now.
Its not changing the game, just visually its incorrect as to the mathematical likelihood.
