Do you mean the 'digital' ones i.e. the games with 3 or 4 3x3 rasters where one has to place 3x1 lines and try to match the fruits and bells and whatnot? If so could you share some knowledge on how the randomization on these things work? When I play these I can't help but wonder how this works. I'm fairly sure it's not 100% work of a random generator but rather finely tuned to give enough so the player comes back, but not too much. And at the same times there's a weight assigned to certain piecs and combinations thereof. And possibly there's even some rules like 'max number of points per x games can be no more then y' etc. All in all, it feels pretty complicated but I might be completely wrong.
Do you mean the 'digital' ones i.e. the games with 3 or 4 3x3 rasters where one has to place 3x1 lines and try to match the fruits and bells and whatnot? If so could you share some knowledge on how the randomization on these things work? When I play these I can't help but wonder how this works. I'm fairly sure it's not 100% work of a random generator but rather finely tuned to give enough so the player comes back, but not too much. And at the same times there's a weight assigned to certain piecs and combinations thereof. And possibly there's even some rules like 'max number of points per x games can be no more then y' etc. All in all, it feels pretty complicated but I might be completely wrong.