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game show rng?

Trying to figure out how much trust to put in these live game shows, the ones with the big spinning wheels or bouncing balls. I get that the dealers are there for the vibe, but is the actual outcome really determined by random chance, or are we just watching a flashy video while an algorithm spits out results? I keep hearing people say it’s all "provably fair" but I’m not convinced unless I can actually see the logic for myself.

Crypto sites especially love to slap that label everywhere but I want to know if the hardware, cameras, or whatever controls these physical elements can actually be manipulated. It's not like cards, where you can watch every shuffle and move. Wheel and ball outcomes are supposed to be mechanical and fair but I'm not convinced there isn’t a little server-side magic making sure those multipliers don't hit as often as you think. Just feels like too many losses cluster up sometimes. Would love to hear from anyone who has dug into the backend more.

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Yeah, that's the split, live dealer can be real results, the game-show junk usually bakes in forced bonus crap.

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Forced bonus stuff is the bit that stinks, yeah, and when an online casino won’t show who actually owns the wheel game i’m OUT, i saw one with 54x teased all night and it landed once in about 180 spins, tell me that doesn’t feel cooked

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