How can the program be tweeked to adjust the % of payouts, which is dictated by law, if it is truly random? 'Truly Random' isn't adjustable.

In other words, lets say 'the law' walks in and says you need to increase the win %, you would have to respond, 'but I can't, the darn thing generates truly random numbers'. Truly random means it might never payout. That would probably not be acceptable by law so they prevent that by forcing a non-random 'random' algorithm? You cant walk up to a blackjack dealer and tell them to increase the win % right? Right, because that is truly random.

Seems like a contradiction that's all. I'm confused.

Even if somehow we can mimic real, natural, random, life, I would still be very skeptical of betting against a machine rather than live, non-biased cards.