Question Jammin Jars and the odds of a same outcome?

[LanzasPT]

Hello, from time to time i like to see the massive hits that some player have and in another forum saw a thread about a +1200x in jammin jar base hit and took a look cuz last week had a massive base hit in jammin jar myself. For my surprise i noticed that the placment of the jars and fruits are exactly the same and there where one other screenshot from a streamer with the same outcome too. My hit was with the rainbow feature poping giant strawberry with the two jars (x4)(x5) but dont know about theirs hit. Im still fairly new But i find it really weird and the odds about to none for this to happen. Can someone explain?
The first is mine and the other one from a guy in anither forum and thirt is from a streamer.

 

[Harry_BKK]

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Starts at post #15! Have fun reading!

 

[LanzasPT]

Oh, thank you. Didnt saw this thread before posting.
I feel it will be intresting reading this

 

[ChopleyIOM]

My videos on the matter, there just aren't enough results in the pool is the long and short of it.

 

[LanzasPT]

Thank you... just sad that the slot just scripted like this for the multiplier. Well, cant say much as it paid me well

 

[joerdj]

I believe that most of the grid type slots just consist of ball in a bag, and everything happening on the screen is just a visual representation of that.

 

[slot_zombie]

I believe that most of the grid type slots just consist of ball in a bag, and everything happening on the screen is just a visual representation of that.

Yes, Play and Go grid games are also scripted like Jammin Jars.

 

[dave1888]

@ChopleyIOM Any idea what's the case with the newer cascade/cluster slot known as The Shadow Order is? That predetermined too?

 

[joerdj]

@ChopleyIOM Any idea what's the case with the newer cascade/cluster slot known as The Shadow Order is? That predetermined too?

100% , if the game was random two balls could be stuck forever at the top row for example, and it states so in the help file