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Originally Posted by PokErasmus
Yes, of course they do. Sites like FT and PS obviously utilizes the simple concept of bots in order to take out some cash. They unregulated, uncontrolled so why they would not do that if they server sits at a Caribean data centre?
Explain how this bot makes them money:
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I design software for a financial organization, but if I would happen to be the software engineer of a jewish or russian maffia operated doggy poker business than I would have to write that simple software module that takes some cash.
For God's sake, it's "dodgy".
They don't need a "dodgy" software module to take cash, they have one right out in the open called rake.
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I think you don't have talk from the high horse. I can send you the source code of some RNG that I wrote for random password generation for example. It complies with IEEE standards and financial regulations and I am sure it produces your f...g random deal.
You said that being dealt AA 12 times in a row could be considered random, which is true, because in the short term variance can be some crazy ****. In the long term, though, in a sample of millions of hands, people getting dealt AA more than ~1 in 220 times will be suspicious.
You may understand short term randomness, but what you've said implies you don't understand it over a larger sample.