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[QUOTE="WCFields, post: 967874, member: 35801"]
Ever heard of a "computer program?" How about the word expediency? How about bottom line? Would you know the difference if your random shuffle involved one deal or 100,000 deals? Do you know how many times a boat should show up against another boat in a 100 hands? Or a straight against a flush?

The number crunchers, the software people, decide what random is. So it isn't really random, is it? 
There are obviously boundaries and constraints.

There are considerations to be made. Is random random if every possible 52 card sequence is not included?

And if every 52 card sequence is being dealt let's say in a batch pool of 100000 times the number of 52 card sequences is that representative of hands you would get if dealt by a dealer at Atlantic City?

Will you ever be dealt from a deck whose sequence is as if it had never been shuffled or darn close to it at Vegas?

Doubtful. But wouldn't online "random" demand it?

So as result the online player is faced with more unnatural poker hands that he would never play against live. And when you think about it, more "high" hands are in the mix so the showdowns, reflecting more "high" hands,  are bad beat prone.

So please stop the silliness of how many times you win with pocket aces is relevant to a random deal.
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