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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1301674, member: 23910"]
^ this.
 
As long as the system can't be hacked so that people know what card is coming next though then quantum side effects or otherwise it 100% doesn't matter which method is used.
 
In live poker, everyone's hand and the board cards are decided at the completion of the shuffle.  The cards are randomised though, and nobody knows what anyone else has or what the board is going to be until it's dealt*.
 
In online poker where the deck is set it's the same...
 
...and in online poker where the deck is continuously shuffled it's [B]still[/B] the same.  Absolutely the river card might be different if you press call after three seconds as opposed to five seconds.  But that has absolutely zero effect on the game, because the river card was always (and still is) random and unknown anyway.
 
Seriously, I learned to play live.  I deal live poker.  And this concept doesn't offend me in the slightest - I'm not sure why people are worried about it?
 
 
[I][SIZE=1]* unless the deck is marked or someone turns over a card or something else like that, obv.[/SIZE][/I]
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