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[QUOTE="chipstacker, post: 2268991, member: 109037"]
Apparently there is something new called micro code.  Kinda like pushing the hide button on an icon or files.  The only way to see it is by opening that sub directory and calling it by function name, then after entering a serious of commands it lines up the code in readable format.  This is apparently the newest theory.

This was told to me by a programmer that helped with some of the software that they use.

I doubt that they use it on any small sites or anywhere that has less than 10,000 people on it a day.

But he said that there are algorithmic programs that are designed to work as a part of the software that can interpret the most likely set of cards that will come out, to a better degree than usual because of certain parameters that are known to it, that are unknown to anyone else.

Thus they are given a greater variance because they to a better degree what will be more likely to happen, not exactly what card is coming out.

He also said that they use this only two or three times during only the biggest tournaments so as not to bring attention to it.

But if you think about it, you only need to secure two or three big pots during a tournament to give yourself a good chance to get to the final table.

What do you guys think, for him to be telling me this, it's most likely that it's not true, unless he is happy with what they pay him hourly.
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