What a load of crap, you say that the places that are "provably fair" means there's "no cheating"
, the fact is that they're cheating you already simply by the pure mechanics of the games in the first place you idiot. The fact is that no outside intervention to cheat on a casino's part is needed, as casino games by their very nature are
already cheating you for goodness sake, they are a con, and they are rigged in the first place by the very fact that you are guaranteed to lose in the long term, and if you can't see that, then you're completely deluded.
All "provably fair" and all the rest of that crap is saying is that they don't use any additional cheating or rigging of the game to take any more than their house edge, but them just taking their house edge with no additional cheating or anything on top already means you are guaranteed to lose in the long term in the first place, so whether it's "provably fair" or not doesn't matter whatsoever, as you're already being cheated and rigged against in the first place by the very nature of these games meaning you are guaranteed to lose in the long term.
So don't delude yourself into thinking "provably fair" means that these games are somehow "fair" in any way, shape or form whatsoever, as any game where you are absolutely guaranteed to lose in the long term with no skill or knowledge that can overcome that, no game of that nature can ever have the word "fair" legitimately associated with it whatsoever, as it's not a fair game, it's a rigged game, plain and simple, and it's only absolutely complete and utter idiots that play such games that you are absolutely guaranteed to lose on in the long term.
And whatever slots you're talking about in Vegas, you're talking complete rubbish. Every single casino game and similar guaranteed loss gambling game is minus expected value, which should actually be expressed with casinos and other forms of guaranteed loss gambling as minus guaranteed value, as it's not that with casino games you are expected to lose in the long term, you are
guaranteed to lose in the long term, so minus guaranteed value is the term to use for those games.
There is not a single game in a casino that is plus expected value, as every single game you play in a casino and all the rest of it are guaranteed for you to lose in the long term, it's as simple as that, so your talk of some slots in Vegas being plus expected value is obviously simply a complete load of crap.