It is a known fact in the scientific community that there is no way a software program can generate a true random deal. They use algorithms to determine the next card and that is in essence not a true random deal.
Corporations can never have enough money. Yes they are greedy, just take a look at Enron and Tyco for example. True they have a lucrative rake but what is stopping them for more?For them the beauty of it is that there is no damn way for me or you to find out. NO DAMN WAY. So why not? With no one regulating your site, everything goes. Hell even with the tight SEC regulating corporations , companies like Enron still took a chance and you're talking about with no one regulating you? Come on now....
I disagree with the previous poster who said more professionals play online. I have heard of very few people making a living online. It is just too difficult to get reads by just simple notes. The bulk of all professionals play live. I play 3 to 4 times a week at various private cardrooms in my area. When you go into these cardrooms, 24/7, you will run into professional grinders that are making a good living playing live.
I also play online. I have an account at Pokerstars, Party, Pacific, Paradise, Royalvegas, and UltimateBet. My true gut feeling is that yes they are periodically rigged but for different reasons. I believe these places try to balance out all the winnings so that everyone will continue to play. The longer you play, the more money they make so why not? That is probably why when you withdraw the money, you will get a bad run of cards. Will this stop me from playing online? No, because I still enjoy playing the big tournaments. But to think that these sites are not rigged is foolish.
The only way to play true random poker is to play live.