Don't let the reels fool you! Determinator can be used in a non-gaming application. Although the vehicle of play is rotating reels, the player has total control over the stopping of these reels, factoring in the learning curve.
This makes Determinator technically more legal than some coin rolling games that are already in arcade use in which the player inserts a coin and watches helplessly as the coin randomly lands.
Determinator has proved to be very appealing to people of all ages.
Its skill net feature and non-gaming set up allows anyone to play.
Under the 1996 anti-gambling act known as the "Chuck E Cheese" law, prizes valued at a maximum of $5 may be legally won without being considered a gaming device. This allows Determinator's stand-alone "prize" mode and "tournament" mode to be used legally in an arcade. Additionally, it is legal for the game to dispense redemption coupons or award actual prizes directly from game play (check your local jurisdiction).
