Re: What is a game you would like to see in an online crypto casino?
~ Rubik's Cube can be solved by a machine in 0.38 Seconds. Watch the video in the link below:
https://youtu.be/8ZBP0n6yeQo
and it's a mechanical solving. I'm sure it will take much less for solving it just on the computer screen. And, unlike with poker and Go, you don't need an expensive AI for that. There's no luck involved in this game. Zero. So, VR or not, this game can't be implemented for gambling with real money.
https://youtu.be/8ZBP0n6yeQo
and it's a mechanical solving. I'm sure it will take much less for solving it just on the computer screen. And, unlike with poker and Go, you don't need an expensive AI for that. There's no luck involved in this game. Zero. So, VR or not, this game can't be implemented for gambling with real money.
that video is hypnotic.I never had nor solved Rubik's cube, but I have seen people solving them with great ease so many times on TV lately that I was sure that it was mechanic, and you've shown us the perfect proof. That's the way it is, it couldn't be implemented in any casino because of the danger of abuse by many players.
I may be wrong, so I would be very happy if someone corrected me, and then I would know that there are exceptions to this rule, which I personally think is universal. If we have a game of skill where luck is not a factor, we can't make a casino game out of it.
But, of course, we can always make a purely luck-based game themed like a game of skill.
Like this chess themed slot, for example. We can absolutely do this with Rubik's Cube, Waterful Ring-Toss game and any other game discussed in this thread.