[Arzh]

Good reply, I'm wondering they they will try to tie it to how slot machines handle errors ("All errors void play") which just payback the bet but don't payout.

[DannyBee]

In most states the regulations covering slot machines explicitly cover error. one of the most interesting parts is I can't find any part of the wagering regulations that cover error here. It's entirely possible they should but as far as I could tell they currently do not

[bsder]

Setting the odds incorrectly isn't considered to be an "error".

If your slot machine is supposed to pay out 1000:1 and you set it for 1:1000, sucks to be you, but it isn't an "error".

Actually: I apparently stand corrected. The situation generally gets investigated by the state board who works out the appropriate remedy.

[nikanj]

Slot machines go through an absolutely grueling certification process. Interesting to see if FanDuel is willing to subject their software to it.