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All they would have to do is adjust a couple %'s here and there and in the long run it would be a huge difference but no one would really be able to find out.
Please describe how this adjustment of a couple % here and there would work, and how it would 1) make significantly more money for the company, while 2) not being readily detectable in large hand databases. This is a serious question.
Keep in mind that accumulating multi-million-hand histories has become common and they are readily available for analysis. There are at least two billion+ hand history databases available that I know of.
I'd really like to hear a design for a scheme that is even remotely plausible and meets those two simple qualifications. If you don't understand statistics and poker well enough to answer the second part, then admit it and say you have nothing but an unsubstantiated hunch. On the first part, I'll make it really easy for you and say you only have to increase the rake by 10% over an honest game (total over time, whether it be more active players, bigger pots, more deposits, whatever. But show the math. )
Go...
P.S. - if you can design a plausible scheme that meets those qualifications and is backed up by math, and isn't easily debunked by posters on this forum, I'll transfer you $100 on Stars or FT. This offer is open to all rigtards for the next week.
Last edited by spadebidder; 04-28-2009 at 05:44 AM.