Amusement gaming access and authorization point

An apparatus comprising:

• a non-transitory medium to store thereon a plurality of instructions that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:
• establish, over a network, a communication link with a game computer;
• initiate an electronic game with the game computer;
• receive, over the network, from the game computer, data representing an encrypted sequence of random events;
• execute commands to play the electronic game using data representing unencrypted random events, provided by the game computer;
• once the execution of the electronic game is complete, request over the network, from the game computer, an encryption key;
• decode the encrypted sequence of random events using the encryption key;
• and
• compare (a) the decoded encrypted sequence of random events to (b) the unencrypted random events for verification of the execution of the electronic game.

A non-transitory medium to store thereon a plurality of instructions that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• establish, over a network, a communication link with a game computer;
• initiate an electronic game with the game computer;
• receive, over the network, from the game computer, data representing an encrypted sequence of random events;
• execute commands to play the electronic game using data representing unencrypted random events, provided by the game computer;
• once the execution of the electronic game is complete, request over the network, from the game computer, an encryption key;
• decode the encrypted sequence of random events using the encryption key;
• and
• compare (a) the decoded encrypted sequence of random events to (b) the unencrypted random events for verification of the execution of the electronic game.

A method comprising:

• establishing, by a processor, over a network, a communication link with a game computer;
• initiating, by the processor, an electronic game with the game computer;
• receiving, by the processor, over the network, from the game computer, data representing an encrypted sequence of random events;
• executing, by the processor, commands to play the electronic game using data representing unencrypted random events, provided by the game computer;
• once the execution of the electronic game is complete, requesting, by the processor, over the network, from the game computer, an encryption key;
• decoding, by the processor, the encrypted sequence of random events using the encryption key;
• and
• comparing, by the processor, (a) the decoded encrypted sequence of random events to (b) the unencrypted random events for verification of the execution of the electronic game.