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[QUOTE="nevadanick, post: 1252132, member: 27547"] I don't know of any site that burns a card. A burn card is a preventative measure to minimize certain aspects of live deck cheating that can not be duplicated online. I am not a mathematician, so don't know what the 'odds' might be with a +/- burn card count. I don't really think it changes anything. There are other issues larger than a burn card, imo. Pokerstars says they set the entire deck before the first card is dealt, just like a live deck. They do not burn a card during any of the deal processes. All the other sites use a constant shuffle from the first card dealt. I prefer Stars method since it mimmicks live play more accurately. The other sites using a constant shuffle are like sitting at a live table where the dealer shuffles the cards constantly during a hand. In Holdem, think of it as a dealer shuffling the deck preflop, and continually shuffling the remaining cards during each betting round. It's a matter of the dealer taking YOUR next card from anywhere in the remaining deck he chooses ... :eek: [/QUOTE]
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