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Message: [QUOTE="nevadanick, post: 1252188, member: 27547"] Here is an e-mail I received from FT's tech department when I was doing some research mid-year 2008...: Hello, Thank you for contacting Full Tilt Poker Support. First off, please allow me to congratulate you on your recent accomplishments in both the Stud games as well as placing in numerous freerolls. I hope you continue your consistent winning record. Please allow me to say that your inquiry is completely valid and I would be more than happy to address your inquiry. You are completely correct in the way our software decides the cards to come. In addition to requesting cards on demand, our cards are in constant shuffle. That being said, numbers are not chosen at all until betting is complete. In combination, it ensures that no one can ever determine the cards to come until the cards are dealt. That being said, I understand that you may feel this unconventional method of dealing may take getting used to. The positive aspect of this is that you will never feel bad folding a hand and seeing what would have been a monstrous flop. Truth is, if you didn't fold, odds are [B]you won't have the same flop[/B]. Finally, I can assure you that despite this method of dealing, the odds of cards to come are exactly the same. The following is a post on RGP, one of the largest newsgroups on the Internet. [URL="http://tinyurl.com/a4y24"][COLOR=#0000ff]http://tinyurl.com/a4y24[/COLOR][/URL] Please read Perry Friedman's explanation of our RNG; it is very revealing about how online shufflers work. If you require more information regarding this issue, please feel free to write back to us and we would be more than happy to address your concerns. If there's anything else we can help you with, please feel free to ask. Best of luck at the tables! Regards, Sunny Poker Specialist Full Tilt Poker Support There is no 'favour' one way or the other. Speed or delay in a button click does not give a + or - ev to the next card/s to be dealt, just assures that it/they will be 'different'. [/QUOTE]

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