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It would certainly take the worst kind of man to spread the secrets of casino cheatery along the wild internets, but, since I know many of us here harbour ambitions to run casinos, one day, here are some things to watch out for:
make sure that your bid system is not coded so that bidding nearly the entire maximum bid (say 19s 11d), then bidding the remainder of the maximum bid (in this case, 1d), results in the mathematically improbable result of 1# 19s 11d. This means that should the bidder win, they'll receive three pounds something, which is far in excess of what they should rightfully receive!
Also, ensure that if unscrupulous players reload the frame in which the cards are held, after pressing the play button, you don't deal them another set of cards. A mischevious player could continue to deal themselves new cards until they struck blackjack, or a number they find to their liking (such as 20).
If you fail to account for these problems, players will be unable to lose, at these, your future casinos.
So, uh, yeah.
Watch out for that. |
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