This clearly demonstrates that casinos do not need to manipulate the RNG in games to secure their income – the rules and payouts already guarantee that even if there are some very lucky players, the casino will eventually make a profit.
We should not forget, however, that the house always has the advantage when it comes to gambling – in roulette, the theoretical house edge is 2.70% for European rules and 5.26% for American rules. Some casino players believe that since RNG (pseudo RNG, of course) is fundamentally a mathematical algorithm, it can be manipulated by casinos to gain an unfair advantage over patrons.
