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Where do you get river'd the most?
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[QUOTE="Steveg1976, post: 916967, member: 29481"] two things are wrong with this post. In your OP you are complaining about getting rivered and losing with what was a better hand. That is a flaw by definition with the RNG if you believe it predicting outcomes. The absolute scandal was about users seeing hole cards completely different as they are still not able to change what cards would appear, they were just able to play with all the cards face up on the table (that is how I understand it anway, if I am wrong I would like to know it). Second - all the stats from one tournament are not representative enough to be considered accurate. by evaluting only one tournament you aren't getting a large enough sample to make any kind of reasonable conclussions. that is why there is a thing called the Law of Large numbers. If I flip a coin the odds say that I have a 50/50 chance to get either heads or tails. But If I only flip it twice and get heads twice is the coin rigged? Of course I realize I just wasted my time typing this but if even one person gets off the its rigged train I guess it was worth it. [/QUOTE]
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