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A friend "hacked" a similar betting gaming machine. It loosely followed the payout rules of the TV show "who want's to be a millionaire". There were about 10-12 levels and every 2-3 wins you'd get to a checkpoint where you could cash out or continue playing for more money. Each level was slightly harder in difficulty/time with 3 "prize/payout" levels, which changed based on how much the machine had paid out recently. You could generally win anything from - per play.

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It had about 8 different games you could play (one being sports trivia). One of the games you could choose was "spot the difference" where you have 2 images side by side and you needed to touch the screen in a set amount of time to find the 5 differences. The method my friend worked out to "hack" the machine was to cross his eyes and merge the 2 images into one, similar to the stereogram "Magic Eye" images you can find.

By crossing his eyes and merging the images into a single one - the differences stood out really clearly. This lasted a few months with him and his friends cashing in on all the machines in the area, whenever their prize level was high. Eventually the software company worked out there was a problem with that specific game and updated their software. And the top prize level had to be completed in under 2 seconds.

Which when you're trying to press a not-so-great touch-screen 5 times in 2 seconds, was not possible as not all presses would register if you touched it really quickly. Two good examples for this are the ones in the Wikipedia page [0]. Well, gambling is a luck-based game and this pretty much puts the luck in what is supposed to be a luck based game. The size in the page is maybe a bit large, if it requires a too large angle of eye crossing: hit Ctrl - a few times to zoom out.[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spot_the_difference Wow, it took me a bit of trying, but I was surprised at how clearly I could see the "compound" picture with the right amount of "cross" when the rest of the world was blurred. Casinos aren't obliged to give their customers money if those customers know a neat trick, y'know. They are, however, expected to make the machines fair and up front about what they're doing. Randomly rejecting the user's inputs because of knowingly bad hardware isn't part of that deal. The reasonable thing to do would be to disable that play mode altogether, not rig it.

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Casinos are obliged to give their customers money if they win the game. If there's a "problem" with the game that makes it easier to win then it's in the casino's interests to change it and eliminate that problem. I wrote a similar program a while ago to cheat at Word Soup which is another of the games on these machines. are technically not gambling.

There are two different regulations in the UK - Amusements With Prizes, which are random and you need to be 18 to play, and Skills With Prizes which are technically skill games and you don't need to be 18 to play, or have a gambling license to run. Looks like the likely top prize on these is 50 GBP.   From https:// is the maximum stake/prize on an SWP?  

As you don’t need a licence or permit there is no legal limit for stake or prizes. However, it would be very difficult to manufacture a genuine SWP machine that is economically viable and offers prizes over £50 (the prize limit set by the industry trade body following discussion with us).

We would be likely to raise questions about machines with prizes above this range."Not directly related, but similar approach... One of the eastern block countries, short after the transformation. Officially democratic but practically in a limbo between old and new system. Gambling law allows to run casinos but also a small slot machine parlors - gambling dens for poor and naive, occasionally getting rich for a short time, before they loose everything again and put in even more.

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Novomatic slot machines are deployed in large quantities in those places. Among them American Poker 2 (which you can play using MAME [1] if you like.) A crud machine, considering AAA games released at the time, nonetheless serves its purpose well. No one cares about 3D and shaders in those places, anyway. One does not speak local language at all, the other is born local but lived abroad long enough to get the weird accent. They buy a game for a minimum amount of money and lose everything fast. Not even trying to win, just passing cards at the same time noting the sequence in cell phone. Cell phones aren't allowed in the parlor but they are quick, no one sees anything, besides, they are trained in memorizing the sequence if needed. They leave the parlor "for a smoke," come back after few minutes, insert a minimum amount again and win every single deal. They cash in a lot, leave a considerable tip to the staff and off they go.

Apparently American Poker 2 is popular in whole eastern Europe at the time and, apparently, ROM version is the same everywhere. They are visiting every city big enough to have multiple parlors.