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Old 12-05-2009, 12:42 PM
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Gl to you all with this stupid scamen online bs..Im done with it..its always the same shit over and over..AP/UB is the worst of them..but there all a joke..i play both online and real life and yes bad beats are apart of it all but you cant tell me that theres fishing shit going on in the online poker world..SCAM plain and simple so im not puting anymore of my hard earned money into a scaming site so gl and im out. :THE ONLINE POKER SCAM.

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Old 12-05-2009, 01:16 PM
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I'm getting the impression you are not overly pleased with online gaming. Am I correct?
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Old 12-05-2009, 01:29 PM
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I'm kinda of lost here too? Online scamming bs?
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Old 12-05-2009, 04:34 PM
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yup they are rigged just for the hell of it billion dollar companies just say hey im gonna make fish catch more online because that would be funny. Use some god dam logic and dont even give me that extra 10% in rake because of action flops its simply untrue and really you should be looking at your game if you cant win and not putting the blame on someone else. You win live how often are you playing and where you are playing those are the two huge things. Playing against drunk 15 yr olds is a lot different than sitting down at a 1/2 nl table online. Lastly with all the tracking thats going on any kind of discrepancy in the rooms RNG would be easily uncovered.
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Old 12-06-2009, 12:47 AM
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Not sure about poker but I guarantee you 100% that the AP casino is rigged...I lost thousands playing roulette where 10 reds came in a row thrice in 3 attempts. They just want our money whichever way possible.
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Old 12-06-2009, 09:22 AM
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ya well online casinos your playing against the house and they can make a shit load more if they rig it and testing it would be harder than looking at a basic RNG aligorithm or whatever. Now looking at there BJ i have lost a very good amount going on ridiculous streaks which ive never seen live but poker Ive also gone on rediculous streaks there but really it would make no sense to rig poker for a few extra bux in rake. Since all my bad runs there usually happen on tournies they are making 0$ extra if they do have it rigged and risking there company regardless how likely they are to be caught. I would say if there is a problem its not intentional and its just the fact that computers are not able to be 100% random. They come dam close but they will always need to follow an algorithm that re arranges cards with a certain set code. With that said they are still random enough for a good player to make lots of money
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Old 12-06-2009, 11:33 AM
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I think I explained this before in another thread, but will do it again.
With the possible exception of Craps - all casino games favour the house. Does this mean they are rigged - not necessarily. Here is the basic principal using slots:

A player sits down with $100. Most machines are setup up to provide either a 90 or 95% return. I will use 90 as the math is easier.

After X amount of time the player has lost 10% and has $90
After 2x amount of time the player is down to $81

This goes on until the player is broke. However, the system is designed that the ulitity (enjoyment) derived from playing equals the amount lost. Built into the sytem is the occasion winning payout. The casino owners know most players will re-invest their winnings and lose. That's how you build a city in the desert - taking little bits of money from lots of people.

While 10 reds in a row is something like 4000 to 1 (an estmate including the two green numbers) it is similiar to flipping a coin, While you expect a 50/50 split between heads and tails over a long series of tosses, there is no guarantee of any signal outcome oe limited series of outcomes.

In other words, there is no need to rig the games - the odds provided already determine the result.

Routlette is another casino game where the odds are clearly stacked in favour of the house. The only way to beat these games is not to play them.

As a side note, Faro was the only game that did not favour the house - its why it is no longer offered.
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Old 12-06-2009, 01:32 PM
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The mathematical reasoning for such "random" events is exactly the reason why their casino still continues to exist and will never cease. It is the bread and butter they live on and their only way out.
Tomorrow, even if someone gets 10000 reds in a row , it will be called "random" and "mathematically possible"
As far as their favorable odds are concerned, there is a saying - "make hay while the sun shines".....you will never see 10 reds in a row when betting $1 every hand but if you unfortunately decide to increase your bet to, say the max $300 every hand, 10 reds in a row , which have a probability of 4000 to 1 will be a sight every hour, without the slightest of exaggeration
But ofcourse, its all "random" and it is "mathematically possible"

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Old 12-06-2009, 05:00 PM
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Perhaps I didn't explain myself very well. The "house percentage" that is the slightly favourable odds the casino enjoys on every game means over the long run the players can not win. If I offered to flip a fair coin - each time you won I gave you $10 and each time you lost you gave me $11 dollars - you would probably tell me no. Even if I sweetened the deal and said every time you get 6 in a row I will pay you a forty dollar bonus and everytime you get 10 in a row a $1000 bonus - you would probably say no. Yet every day people line up under similiar circumstances to give their money away. My point is - keep out of casinos unless playing poker. You were correct all these games are "rigged," not in the sense they are fixed and are cheating - they have simply created gambling conditions where the player over the long term can not win.
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Old 12-06-2009, 05:37 PM
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Well the house is always going to be on top unless you just know when to quit! I lost over 200.00 on blackjack came back and won 250.00 and got the hell out. After that I sent AP an email to turn BJ and the Casinos option off. Best thing I have ever done!
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