Online Casino – AI generated?
Hello,
For entertainment, I like to watch the channel "Online Gambling Highlights."
I often wondered how dealers can get 21 so often.
The players are losing almost constantly. At this point, please stop.
Something very strange happened in this session.
The dealer pulled out a 21 five times in a row.
Even stranger is their behavior. And if you look at their lips, sometimes it doesn't look like what they're saying, similar to an AI-generated video.
I create a lot of AI videos myself, so I already have a bit of a habit in that regard.
Here is the video (it’s about the first 6 minutes):
https://www.youtube.com/live/uFm1zt20MjI?si=pBkqab1ufEBGxznS
Do you think this could be AI generated?
Thank you very much
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Please don’t always relativize everything as AI. An AI sounds up to a plausible result due to probability calculations.
What you’re talking about is simpler and massive online fraud. Because online casinos do not have a real Random Hardware Interface, most are even legal and have their seat somewhere in the Caribbean.
Most online casinos do not have a real gambling license, nor are they certified and adhere to the gambling standard.
You should also distinguish between coincidence and coincidence. 99.99% of most casinos do not own random hardware (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_random_number_generator) but leave the chance of the respective programming language – and this is de facto time-based. Time-based (even if they run into nano or microseconds) can always be pre-calculated and counterfeit (by time interval, manipulation of system power..).
And another question:
Isn’t it also a coincidence that 20x consecutively occurs the same result? Yes! It’s coincidence!
You mean cheating an illegal online casino? Can’t imagine…
Alex