Inside a slot
Any player must be aware that while there are RNGs, there are also pseudo RGNs out there that attempt to fool people into thinking that using it would ensure equal play. In fact, their aim is the exact same opposite. Theory exists that says the random generation of numbers isn't so random at all and that it follows a sequence that will be repeated eventually.
It therefore indicates that the system is flawed and it could lead one to predict the resulting number/s that is/are generated by the RNG. A valid RNG will generate numbers even when it is not in use, to ensure that all sequential or predictable patterns are prevented whenever possible.
Counting the Symbols
The RNG helps to determine the winning combination of symbols in a slot machine. These are all embedded into the program of the machine such that all outcomes are random and cannot be predicted whatsoever. Majority of the modern slot machines today employ this particular computerized technology to prevent any player from guessing the amount of symbols that will come out with every spin of the reel.
Even casino owners do not have the capability to tweak this particular programming system such that players need not worry if casinos will try to adjust it to their favor. This is one of the most common misconceptions that people have about playing slot machines.
Parts of the RNG
The lever is the main part of the slot machine wherein you will use to pull and randomly generate symbols on the machine. Majority of casinos today employ the traditional lever system that generates a spin on the machine whenever it is pulled.
In a 3-reel slot, players will be able to see the spinning process of the first reel. As soon as it stops, the second reel will follow, and then the third. If the player manages to produce the same symbol for all three reels, then they have a winning combination and can take home the payout.
The coin chute is another basic part of a slot machine wherein the coins are placed and then passed onto a tube and collected into a cash tray. This is a common part in mechanical slot machines as compared to a virtual slot machine wherein the amount is added into a player's account and be withdrawn once the player has won.
The final part of an RNG slot machine system is strongboxes. This is responsible for keeping all the coins inside the slot machine, which is why it must be kept secure at all times.