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58 Pa. Code § 605a.6. Integrated live Roulette wheels used on fully automated electronic gaming tables.

§ 605a.6. Integrated live Roulette wheels used on fully automated electronic gaming tables.

 (a)  A fully automated electronic gaming table with an integrated live Roulette wheel must randomize the method by which the outcome is determined. This includes, but is not limited to the speed at which the ball is ejected onto the wheel and the speed at which the wheel rotates.

 (b)  A fully automated electronic gaming table with an integrated live Roulette wheel must be capable of determining if the wheel meets a 95% confidence limit using a standard chi-squared test for goodness of fit. The calculation must be made based on the following criteria:

   (1)  Ten thousand outcomes have been generated.

   (2)  A new calculation must be made for each 10,000 subsequent outcomes.

   (3)  The calculation must consider only the most recent 10,000 outcomes.

 (c)  A fully automated electronic gaming table with an integrated live Roulette wheel must be capable of displaying a visual notification, clearable by an attendant, if at any time the live Roulette wheel has failed the chi-squared test for goodness of fit under subsection (b).

 (d)  A fully automated electronic gaming table with an integrated live Roulette wheel must be capable of disabling play in the event that the wheel has failed to meet the 95% confidence limit for goodness of fit test required under subsection (b) for two consecutive testing periods. Attendant interaction shall be required before enabling the table for play.

 (e)  A fully automated electronic gaming table with an integrated live Roulette wheel must be capable of providing a report that shows the results of the last chi-squared test as well as the previous 9 chi-squared tests. The report must contain the following:

   (1)  The time and date the test was performed.

   (2)  The table ID or any comparable identifier.

   (3)  The number of games used to perform the test.

   (4)  The outcome of the test.



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