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Showroom & Plant:1146 S. Delsea Drive, Vineland, NJ 08360

N.J. Office Phone: (856) 794-8641

Mobile Phone: (267) 303-9650

Definitions & Terms

Gambling: The general legal definition consists of three words or elements:
Consideration (Charge to play),
Chance (unknown random outcome)
Reward (anything of value received)
All three elements must exist to sustain the charge of gambling.

Games of Skill: Devices or schemes that rely upon input from a player to influence or develop an outcome.

Games of Chance: Devices that rely upon an system unknown to a player, such as internal computer program or RNG (Random Number Generator), that develops an outcome without any influence or control by a player.

Random Number Generator: More commonly known as an RNG and more precisely, a Pseudo Random Number Generator. A computer program that constantly cycles through all possible outcomes and selects one upon activation of gameplay without any player input.

EPROM: The computer programs that control the operating characteristics of the device, Electronic Programmable Read Only Memory or EPROM for short, that is stored on a computer chip or disc.

Guaranteed Return: A term used by slot manufacturers to assure casino operators that over a set number of game plays a certain amount will be retained (hold percentage), by the operator and directly related to the payouts advertised by casinos.

Slot Machine: The traditional one arm bandits that usually dominate the majority of casino floor space and provide the majority of profit as well

Skill Stop Reel Game: A game that is designed to closely resemble the appearance of a slot machine with different operating characteristics under the control of the player.

Class I, II & III Games: Federal terms used to classify and describe games permitted under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA).

Charity Games: Games designed to raise funds for charitable purposes.

Redemption Games: Games that dispense tokens, tickets or printed slips redeemable for awards.

Operating Characteristics of Games: Behaviors of specific types of games and the programming that controls the operation of the game.

Theoretical Payout Percentage: A mathematical computation that assesses the anticipated payout ratio without allowances for the application of skill.
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Welcome To Our Home Page
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Within this website you will find a vast amount of information about different types of games, classifications, definitions, classes of games, and most importantly, pictures and specifications on our games!

At the top of this page is a menu for different sections of our website and to the upper right, a menu of games, options, accessories, services, certificates and lab reports.

Hey, that's a slot machine!

We will concede it certainly looks like a slot machine, shares some of the same generic parts and has similar sounds. When watching someone play the game from a distance, it appears to function exactly like a slot machine. That is where all similarity ends between slot machines and skill stop reel games.
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If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a ...

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duck, it must be a duck! Ordinarily, a true statement except in the case of our games. Closer inspection reveals additional buttons on the device that have the ability to allow the player to control symbol selection and in turn, determine the outcome of gameplay without internal or external influence or electronic controls of any type.

"Every player, of every game, has the opportunity to achieve the maximum or highest possible award without limits or controls, internal, external or electronic, unalterable by the owner or operator of the game on location"
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So you say, but can you prove it!

Yes, we can! In writing and beyond any reasonable doubt! Our games are tested by a State approved and certified testing lab to ensure that the games function honestly and consistently as designed, programmed and tested. Our source code is provided to, and on file with the testing lab.
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Who recognizes this testing lab?
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Eclipse Compliance Testing, a division of Nick Farley & Associates (NFA), is recognized by Governmental, Regulatory & private agencies in 21 USA State jurisdictions, the Federal Government, NIGC & Canadian Regulators.
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OK, so who's watching you?
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We are licensed and monitored by:
New Jersey Casino Control Commission and New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement and New Jersey Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission within the State of New Jersey.
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In other States (and jurisdictions), we are required to comply with all local, State and regulatory agency requirements where the games are sold, leased or operated by us or any of our affiliates. .
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To date, neither we, nor any of our operators, have been cited for any gambling violation in any jurisdiction in which our games are operated (updated 2/2009).
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Visit Our Other Web Sites:
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www.ddgaming.com
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www.legal-slots.com
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www.Tru-skill.com
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A Few Important Facts:

Double D Gaming, Inc. is not licensed to manufacture gambling devices and none of our affiliates are licensed by us to distribute, sell, rent or lease gambling or gaming devices.

We strongly suggest you consult with a private Attorney familiar with State & local regulations that pertain to your particular intended use of skill or charity games in your jurisdiction prior to purchase or operation of our games.