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Subject: Re: Anyone else believe online casinos are not fair?
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2003 11:20:54 GMT
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On 03 Sep 2003 19:17:02 GMT, loop <AllegraGeller@eXistenZ.com> wrote:
><any007@yahoo.com> said:
>> video poker in a real casino. Your luck is based upon the random
>> number generator algorithm software. Since, no computer algorithm is
>> truly 100% random (eventually it will repeat), the operator of the
>> software can control the payouts.
>
>id wager that a computer algorithm can shuffle a deck of
>cards more randomly than a deck shuffler ... or a person.
>
>random number generators are sound, computers can churn out
>numbers as random as anyone flipping a coin.
A person cannot manipulate a gambling result anywhere near as good as
a crooked bit of software can.
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