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[QUOTE="sunirico, post: 2617865, member: 131055"] Sounds just as condescending in french but ok I'll bite... Does it not also prevent the cutter (or is it cuttee? you'll correct me if wrong) from handling the deck and thus prevents them from cheating and wasn't this your original qualm with cutting in the first place? Aside from poker I can't think of one casino card game that requires a punter to touch their cards ymmv. Solved by using a cut card... Casino games are generally you (and the suspicious character) against the house, how does him/her cheating affect you? Also solved by using a cut card... How does a straight cut change the order of the cards to be considered a function of randomizing, I guess we should just agree to disagree. I am sure you can logically perceive the notion of variance or tilt and how this may impact your game. Is it that hard to conceive that people may resort to ritual in order to improve their demeanor? Even if it is implausible that it has any direct influence on luck perse it may still improve their game. ISWYM! From your logical argument any result other than a sequentially ordered deck is considered random it is futile to argue the degree of randomness from different methods of shuffling so I will concede. I think they use machines for that... That is if you knew they didn't shuffle but what if you knew the RNG is not all that random and you are very likely to see all of the same suit in play does this change your game? But it doesn't matter really as long as the cards are random.. I don't understand your sentiment, the cards are dealt on the server not the client software. If you are able to hack the order of the deck that is the least of our concerns because then you already have the board and everyone's hands and how you shuffled the deck is of little importance. DUCY? Why should that matter the deck is random, isn't it? Since the dealer in a live game is impartial why do we burn cards there? I'll take your promise but would prefer facts. If nothing else it gives someone to blame as you did cut the cards after all. [/QUOTE]
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