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[waw]

Whilst I don't claim to know all the systems out there, I do know that generally speaking the RNG's are fair. As I've said before on therx, there is no need to fix the outcomes of the deals/rolls as the odds are already in the favor of the house. And unlike in sportsbetting, freak occurances are far less likely to happen.

Claiming that all casinos are 'rigged' seems to me like an easy way out of accepting that it is very hard to beat the house with Vegas rules and a fair rng in place.

It IS very hard to beat the house in a 'fair' system, and it can only be done with skill and a whole heap of luck.

Most people in Vegas don't win. Fact.

 

[peterx]

do u have the hand/deal history? I'd like to see how u played your cards before any conclusion is made.

 

[hanover00]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>there is no need to fix the outcomes of the deals/rolls as the odds are already in the favor of the house <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Come on, really, because there is "no need to fix the outcome" means necessarily that the outcomes aren't fixed?
Your faith in the fairness of these systems must be quite refreshing to the on-line operators. While my suspicion of the systems is not proof that they are rigged, neither is your faith in them proof of their fairness.
My personal preference is to play games that CANNOT be fixed, thus sports betting over computer programs (on-line casinos).

 

[maxdemo]

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