This
gamecube has 6 video games on it. Can be installed in any Pot of Gold or Cherry
Master 8 Liner cabinet that has touchscreen and a printer. It is "No
Chance" . You must have a Touchscreen VGA Monitor to use this board.
No re-loads or fees beyond initial purchase are required. See bottom of this
page for more specifications. This game is designed for States that require
Games of Skill only.
In the
No Chance Game, chance has absolutely no role in any possible outcome. Each
and every prize to be awarded is predetermined and placed in the list of prizes
before the software is loaded into the machine.
The player may view the entire list of prizes that will be awarded at their
balance, in the order in which they will be awarded. Therefore, every outcome
which may entitle the player to money is entirely predictable by the player!
In each of these NCG® games, the game does not determine
the prize outcomes. This is because all of the prize outcomes
at each play level come from a separate, pre-determined, finite
list of prizes. The game simply displays that pre-determined
outcome in an entertaining fashion.
Importantly, the user may view each and every outcome which
may entitle him or her to win a prize, in the order in which
it will occur. While on one of the game screens, the user may
simply touch the “View Prizes” button on the game
console and thereby view each and every prize outcome, whether
that prize outcome is zero or a positive prize value, in the
order in which those outcomes will occur at the user’s
current play level and balance.
To view the prize outcomes for a different game or different
play level, the user may simply go to the desired game and play
level and touch the “View Prizes” button. At any time,
the user may simply touch the “Cash Out” button to
print a voucher with which to redeem the balance. The user never
has to spend money to see all of the available prizes.
In every NCG® game chance has absolutely no role in any
possible outcome. Each and every prize to be awarded is predetermined
and placed in the list of prizes before the software is loaded
into the machine. Since the user may view the entire list of
prize outcomes that will occur at their balance, in the order
in which they will occur, every outcome which may entitle the
user to money is entirely predictable by the user.
