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[QUOTE="YKCaiTLH1314, post: 5408062, member: 401700"]
Playing online has one very important factor many people don't understand, that is the 'Account' you are playing with that actually determine the result, not the player behind the screen that is playing. If you play live game this will not happen.
Imagine this,
A normal driver seated in a Mercedes benz  with faulty brake. The chances of him dying his very high.
But if it is Lewis Hamilton driving it, he might not die, but more or less he will get injured.
There are days when you log into your account to play, no matter how skillful you are, even you flopped the nut flush, you will still lose to runner runner fullhouse.
But there will be days when you are in BB position with 25 offsuit, you get flop 3,4,9, turn a K and then river and Ace. And then someone with hand you a fullpot of chip with his Aces.

This RNG thingy has only 1 primary objective, that is to make sure the site make money with as much rake as possible.
It will flop you the nut flush for you to lose big and it can crack the Aces for you to win big too.
The whole idea is to rotate the fund around between players which eventually get sucked by the rake.

Why do you think online pro complain about not able to beat the rake even though they are better skilled?

What you said is right. If you are observant enough to target those playing account that the RNG are against them on that particular day and also avoid crashing with them when the RNG are in their favor.
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