Hi Guys,
I have always chosen to stay out of this discussion as much as possible - I have very few nice things to say about other parties involved and always saw little use in beating a dead horse.
When Nash in 2007 asked for csv versions of his logs to be audited I thought it was rather funny. His lifetime blackjack stats showed 98.66% RTP, with a net loss of 164 bet units on +-12000 games. (an SD of +-0.9, odds between 1 in 5 and 1 in 6).
Big was my surprise when I was sent the audit report - that first version, for those not aware, did not conclude anything was wrong - but it expressed Nash's run as 'extremely bad luck' (excuse me ?? 1 in 5 !!), a quick review immediately showed a number (not just 1) of counting mistakes, all producing a negative bias, and a series of conclusions based on exactly those numbers. The final conclusion, where Mr Jacobson expressed that he felt a full audit, with the side note that he could be the one to do that, would be a good idea.
Obviously, 3Dice did not agree that a flawed report would be considered final (what would you do ??) - and so after pointing out the counting mistakes I was confident the situation would be rectified swiftly.
When the second 'final' version simply had the counting numbers changed - but left all the conclusions the same that ticked me off more than a little bit. After ample discussions (Nash : the leverage I used is called MATH !!!!!) I feel Dr Jacobson dropped the ball even more by stripping most all conclusions from his SOF - and weakening his full audit statement to one of 'general advice' .. i.e. that he felt everyone should have a full audit done.
At least that report did not contain any obvious mistakes anymore - it was still a long shot from what it should have been. That is a clear statement that Nash's run in no form shape or way was anything but expected and that none of the numbers found even remotely suggested anything could be wrong.
(i.e. the same conclusion i-tech labs reached when later on independently verifying the 3Dice software, 3Dice card shuffling, and its application in the games).
By that time Nash had become so paranoid - I don't blame him for that - he didn't understand any of the math - and must have been more than a bit confused with the out-of-line and ever changing comments of Dr Jacobson. He has since decided I'm the incarnation of evil. We're talking the full deal of conspiracy theories here including myself, CM and Dr Jacobson playing crucial roles in some type of I don't know what.
Since that point this has turned into a true Don Quichotte scenario - why don't you make sense for once Nash and post the csv's of your play out in the open - I'm sure there's plenty people on here who can perform the simple math involved (a chi squared is no rocket science). There's no hard feelings on my side Nash, even tho you've done your best to damage me and 3Dice as much as possible - I can't blame you since its simply to obvious you don't understand.
Post the data - set yourself free.
Kindest Regards
Enzo.
p.s. 4 oak, every casino on the accredited list here is third party verified, all of those casino's offer blackjack and VP games purely based on naturally shuffled deck(s) of cards. All those reports are published and free for you to download and look into. It would be _tremendously_ easy to find evidence of anything otherwise. For example in a multihand VP scenario (say 50 hands) - it would only take a couple of hundred games at most to be able to calculate a reliable stat on the division of cards.
There's a number of forums out there (I suggest aka23's beatingbonuses.com), that have ample tools and skilled math people available to help you out - time spent much more useful than through making vague suggestions and allegations without even the slightest hint of proof.