Restart the procedure from the start. Many gamers start off by attempting to play "for candy wrappers," or to test software and develop strategies. After that, a deposit is made, and all tactics that appeared to work during testing suddenly stop working. The question is if the game works in practice mode the same way it does in real money mode.

The answer to this question is ambiguous. Consider the following scenario: you're working on your abilities when you're not connected to the internet (downloaded software, but play without connecting to the Internet). The computer's internal RNG is employed in this scenario; however, while playing online, the server's RNG is used, which is usually a separate, unique device. It goes without saying that the consequences will vary. In both cases, the casino will decide the outcome if the game is played online. In theory, the game should be the same "for candy wrappers" as it is for real money, and top casino software providers guarantee this. Some less-than-honest casinos may "alter" the game in the player's favor for candy wrappers, but not for actual money.

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