Slot Machines and RNG
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Slot Machines and RNG: A Closer Look
When websites start using abbreviations like RNG, it's easy to tune out, assuming it's not crucial. However, understanding RNG is both interesting and useful. So, let's dive in!
What is RNG?
RNG stands for Random Number Generation, a technology used to simulate randomness, similar to shuffling cards or rolling dice. When websites boast about their RNG, they mean their numbers closely mimic natural randomness, like shuffling a deck of cards. Because RNG is computer-based, it's safe from human error, such as poor shuffling or spinning.
RNG in Slot Machines
Think back to the old slot machines with spinning wheels that lined up symbols for a result. Modern slot machines, however, don’t use physical reels anymore, especially online. So, how are results generated?
Today’s slots are labeled as '3 reel', '5 reel', or '7 reel', but these refer to virtual reels. Instead of physical ones, there are sequences of images on virtual wheels. These sequences are much more extensive than traditional slots, allowing for a vast array of symbols.
For example, a video slot could have a sequence of 147 possible positions corresponding to symbols on your screen. An RNG system generates numbers that determine these positions on the virtual reels. Here's how it works:
- Imagine a 3-reel slot with each reel having 147 positions.
- The RNG produces numbers like 45, 98, and 138.
- The computer sets the first reel to position 45, the second to 98, and the third to 138.
These positions are then displayed as spinning reels on your screen.
Conclusion
Now you know what RNG is and how it transforms modern slots into complex, random displays of cherries and symbols. Understanding this can enhance your experience and appreciation of online slots. Enjoy the game!
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