Chance

To play an Internet Casino gaming machine is to play a game of chance. Tossing a coin involves chance - there are two outcomes each with an equal chance of occurring (that is, 'Heads" or 'Tails'). We say that the chance of 'Heads' is one in two (1:2), or 0.5, or 50% - they all mean the same thing.
Gaming Machines have far more than two possible outcomes and often there may be many millions of possible outcomes of a game. The chances of getting any particular outcome can vary markedly for each game. In addition, not all machines or games have the same number of possible outcomes.
One thing that all games (other than skill based games) share is that the outcome of any particular game is determined by CHANCE ONLY. This CHANCE ONLY characteristic is extremely important in understanding how the machines work.
Because CHANCE ONLY determines the outcome of any game, the following is always true:
1. There is no play method or play pattern that can have any effect on whether a game is a winning or losing one.
2. Machines do not 'adjust' to compensate for a string of losing games or for a string of winning games. In other words, machines do not become 'due' to 'loosen up' or 'dry up' because of past events.
3. It is not possible to predict the outcome of the next game.



Randomness

Internet gaming machines use computer technology to randomly determine the outcome of each game.
This involves what is called a Random Number Generator (RNG). This is a computer program, which selects a group of numbers that, in turn, determine the outcome of all games. The important effect of this process is that:
1. Each and every outcome of the game is chosen randomly; and
2. The selection process is not influenced by any outside factors such as:
A - previous selections
B - winning or losing history.
In short, the result of all non-skill based games, is the result of chance and CHANCE ONLY.
As noted above, the outcome of each game, irrespective of any other factor, is UNPREDICTABLE and is ALWAYS UNPREDICTABLE.
This is always the case, no matter how many games have been played, no matter what previous wins or losses have happened, no matter how fast or slow the player chooses to play, no matter what the size of the bet. Nothing can influence the chance outcome of a random, or non-skill based game.