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Live Dealer casino games are exactly what they sound like, casino games played with a real dealer rather than computer RNG software. The decks are hand shuffled and the roulette balls are regularly changed out just like in a real casino.

The jackpot is triggered by a specific combination of symbols on the reels. When you pull the lever or push the button, the random number generator generates a mixture of symbols. If the given combination matches the jackpot combination, you win big time.

No, there is no way to predict when a slot machine is going to hit a jackpot or to determine which machine is going to be lucky. Slot machines are programmed to use a random number generator (RNG) to determine the outcome of each spin, and the RNG generates random and unpredictable results.