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[QUOTE="SANDYHOOKER KY, post: 2277007, member: 70497"]
As Dm stated, Bovada doesn't track such things, but most every other reputable site does. And don't be mistaken, the site does not do this, the agency that tracks and test the sites RNG are the ones that catch it, and they then report it to the site. In rare instances the players can catch the rascals, but i have only seen it once, personally, and i believe they were first timers, but they really racked it up until all of us left the table, they were pretty obvious.With all the tools they need to pull off their schemes, one very handy site being Skype, it makes it easy for the amateurs to try it. I don't believe the sites are 'manipulating' an RNG, albeit not out of the realm of possibility, small sites such as the merge skin Carbon, are not going to put up with a handful of bad apples as it's hard enough for them to make it as it is, even with the stories you read all the time, Carbon tries to keep the site clean, and free of collusion. Bodog- Bovada USED to be my favorite site, but after the change to anonymous player format, it is now a last resort site.
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