DataMiners who happen to be programmers... testing pokersites
 

Has anyone tried to assess the random hand generators of any sites like, oh I don't know... fulltilt? I'd guess that a programmer could extract the necessary info.

thanks for your thoughts

PS: yes, this post is inspired by losing 95% of coinflips regularily over a significant sample size... well, not 95% but a lot.

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I access it on a daily basis. I call it Randy... What do you want to know?

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Has anyone tried to assess the random hand generators of any sites like, oh I don't know... fulltilt? I'd guess that a programmer could extract the necessary info.

thanks for your thoughts

PS: yes, this post is inspired by losing 95% of coinflips regularily over a significant sample size... well, not 95% but a lot.

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I think you'll find a high degree of negative correlation between the ability to write code and the belief that poker sites are rigged...

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Has anyone tried to assess the random hand generators of any sites like, oh I don't know... fulltilt? I'd guess that a programmer could extract the necessary info.

thanks for your thoughts

PS: yes, this post is inspired by losing 95% of coinflips regularily over a significant sample size... well, not 95% but a lot.

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I think you'll find a high degree of negative correlation between the ability to write code and the belief that poker sites are rigged...

Juk [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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QFT

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You could just stay away from the "coinflips" for awhile.