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[QUOTE="ratmantoo, post: 643201, member: 25922"]
[b]My 2 cents worth[/b]

After reading this post I appears to me that both "encampments" have valid arguments.

Yes - it is possible to adjust the "randomness" of events occurring. But why would a poker site want to do this as opposed to a slot machine. I know lots of slot players that will swear that a machine will pay out at a certain time / day / condition etc but not one poker player that says if i play in x tourney at y time Im going to win! (OK Im over exaggerating).

Yes - No computer is truely random. However I remember reading an article somewhere that the cards dealt are actually further randomised by events initiated by players on the entire site in addition to the deck being constantly shuffled - soz dont remember where but it was interesting.

Yes - Variance will occur . Take a coin and flip it 10 times - we expect a 50/50 heads/tails outcome but we seldom get that. Do this 10 times and then re analyse. each sample will not be the same but over the 100 flips we a likely to get close - over a thousand, a million even closer. percentage wise that is.

What DaFrench1 IMHO is trying to point out is by mini analysing the samples is that a tendancy for a certain hands MAY occur under certain conditions. In other words there may be a bias on the "randomness" of the hands at times

Well thats my 2cents and remember it South African cents so may not be worth as much as the American ones:D:D
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