Historical horse racing
Electronic gambling device
Historical horse racing
Historical horse racing (HHR), also known as Instant Racing, is a type of electronic gambling machine. HHR machines allow players to wager on replays of horse races or dog races that have already been run, paid out using the parimutuel betting system. Initially, most HHR machines resembled self-serve wagering terminals, with players provided with odds, statistics, and handicapping information regarding a randomly-selected race, but with identifying information removed. After placing a wager, video or an animated re-creation of the race results were shown. The majority of current HHR machines are nearly identical to slot machines in appearance and operation, with the reels used as an entertainment display to correspond with the results and payout (not unlike "Class II" games found at tribal casinos), "auto-cap" functions offered for players to automatically divide a wager between the horses, and the race itself heavily downplayed within the user interface. HHR machines were first introduced...
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