Do you think that cards of Poker Rooms are really random?

**lukins82** · 2nd July 2007, 05:54 PM

I have made me this question many times. Do you think that cards are coming out randomly or not?

**pokeraddict** · 2nd July 2007, 09:55 PM

Random and to this day no room has been caught dealing non random cards. One room was caught with cheating bots and another had their RNG cracked but no room has ever been caught with the "Action RNG" or whatever BS poor losers come up with.

**lukins82** · 3rd July 2007, 08:47 AM

Thank you for your answer

Sometimes when I get ot others get some cards or when I see people raising before the river with nothing and then they got the only card that they are searching for....it make me think.

**MPB** · 3rd July 2007, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by lukins82

Sometimes when I get ot others get some cards or when I see people raising before the river with nothing and then they got the only card that they are searching for....it make me think.

Well, if the only result of your reasoning is that everything is probably rigged, than you have to think harder.

**lukins82** · 3rd July 2007, 11:49 AM

Think if you can have just an account with a cahnge of winnings higher or if you know how the software is built...this gives incredible bigger chances.

**winbig** · 3rd July 2007, 01:01 PM

Originally Posted by lukins82

Think if you can have just an account with a cahnge of winnings higher or if you know how the software is built...this gives incredible bigger chances.

You think they're "rigged", but still promote online poker rooms?

**MPB** · 3rd July 2007, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by lukins82

Think if you can have just an account with a cahnge of winnings higher or if you know how the software is built...this gives incredible bigger chances.

Yeah, of course it would. Think if I had X-ray eyes to see through your cards in a live game, what a big advantage that would be.

The only way to circumvent being cheated in online poker is wearing a tin foil hat.
Seriously, you're probably the 10 millionth guy who plays some unlucky hands and then starts whining that everything is rigged.

**pokeraddict** · 3rd July 2007, 06:07 PM

The trouble is you never remember the time you got called down by trash and you won or all the times people chased flushes and straights that never came and folded. You only remember the times you flopped a set and lost to runner runner garbage.

**phynqster** · 3rd July 2007, 08:21 PM

I believe that the cards are random in live games. The problem I have is in the sit n goes the network/casino has all ready pulled in there money, so they want the tournament to end as quick as possible so players can sign up again. I have seen bizzare things there where when it is down to two people, the guy with the chip lead always wins when both players are all in, no matter how much of an underdog he is. So if they could rig a sit n go to go faster, could they do it in live games. But in live games they do not behifit like they do in a tournament.

**pokeraddict** · 3rd July 2007, 10:42 PM

Originally Posted by phynqster

I believe that the cards are random in live games. The problem I have is in the sit n goes the network/casino has all ready pulled in there money, so they want the tournament to end as quick as possible so players can sign up again. I have seen bizzare things there where when it is down to two people, the guy with the chip lead always wins when both players are all in, no matter how much of an underdog he is. So if they could rig a sit n go to go faster, could they do it in live games. But in live games they do not behifit like they do in a tournament.

Post some hand histories. I have never seen anything like you describe. The SNG's don't cost them any more money whether they run 1 minute or 120 minutes. Virtually all SNG players are playing multiple games so I don't how how rigging SNG's would od anything for them besides destroy their rep when they got caught. Your conspiracy theory could go the same for MTT's but there again it is going to cost a poker room much more in the long run to get caught then the few dollars they would make on the very few players only playing 1 table at a time.