You can see the order of symbols on each wheel and calculate the odds of winning just like counting cards.

Well, why is the fact that pesky RNG generating random numbers? When you press play, the program picks the-latest "set" of numbers generated. Each number in the "set" is one of the symbols on the reels. Should you have three reels, relevant site you get three numbers in the set. As such, when those virtual wheels spin, the RNG has already calculated where the reels will be going to stop.

It would be so convenient for you if you could see the result of one spin and then calculate the odds of the next spin going throughout the same spinning sequence a given range of rotations to pick the next symbol on the reel. Yet, as within the real-world roulette table where the croupier picks up the ball and starts the wheel spinning again, there's absolutely no fixed sequence between slot machine spins.