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Message: [QUOTE="Joe, post: 6103364, member: 193663"] Generally speaking in poker, [I]as in life[/I], the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. This isn't [B]always[/B] the case but it is very common. When you have a large stack it's relatively easy to accumulate more, when you have a small stack it's much more difficult. This is the nature of the beast. Also chips generally flow clockwise. There is nothing unusual about this. [SIZE=6] If[/SIZE] any major platform were to manipulate the RNG (or [I]more likely[/I] the [B]distribution[/B] [SIZE=4]after[/SIZE] a [U]legitimate RNG shuffle[/U]), you can be certain that they would use a slightly more sophisticated method than 'make the big stacks win and small stacks lose'. That would be (on their part) obvious, stupid and easily proven. Get a tracker, analyse your play and study. This is how you will improve your profitability and expectations. [/QUOTE]