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In the past few years, online casinos have been popping up everywhere and
with them so have concerns about the nature of their so-called “games of chance”.
While some of the Internet casino sites are truly amazing, many people express
concern about the element of chance offered in the games at these sites.
The concerns are not entirely unfounded either. Unlike traditional, bricks
and mortar casinos, where the element of chance is obviously present (i.e., if
someone throws the dice in a game of craps you can actually see that he really
does throw the dice), this is not the case when it comes to gambling software.
After all, it is people who write the gambling software, and when money is concerned,
few people are willing to risk leaving their winnings up to others. Even the
seemingly arbitrary act of throwing the dice is not in the least bit unplanned
or left to chance.
To ensure that their customers obtain a gambling experience as close to a real
casino experience as possible, most online casinos today, rely on the latest
in random matrix software. Gambling commissions regularly check this software
to make sure that the casinos deal honestly and fairly with their customers. |
