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Originally Posted by CallmeAl
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You are not having minset problems, but are just aware of obvious shady **** going on with Ignition cash games. We aren't the only ones who feel this way either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRSpkPRjnPI&t
Their RNG is not random and this became even more obvious after I tried their blackjack. Their blackjack is completely rigged so that the more money you bet, the lesser your chances to win become. I started keeping track and after 100x doubling down, my average total was 14.7 which is mathematically impossible and was only given a 10 12 times which is half of what it should be. When you double down you have a 30% chance of getting a 10 so that's about half. I also noticed that when the dealer has a 2-6 showing they almost always have another low card and never bust when they have one of those cards showing. I went to support with this information and asked them if the RNG is the same for poker as it is for blackjack which the person told me that it was. So if the blackjack is rigged then so is the poker. I then went in my database and ran a filter for hands that I made a 3bet (which is kinda like doubling down) and I am running way below EV. It was with a sample size of 27,000 hands so that's enough and I dont' remember the exact numbers because my drivehud trial is over but I think it was 15bb/100 with an EV of 85bb/100. I told their support that I have video of their blackjack rigging as I can predict the cards that are coming and that I was going to post it to warn others. I then cashed out my funds but had $17.00 left in unclaimed bonuses or rewards so I used those and went and played and they must have switched it because the first hand I played I made quad kings and got aces more than usual and turned the $17 into $250. I made straights at a ridiculous rate, I made flushes at a ridiculous rate and cracked someone's aces 3 times. I don't believe at all their that RNG is random.
I also tried their live dealer blackjack as a way to avoid their RNG but that game is not legit either. The cards have RFID and the way the dealer deals the cards is super suspect. I was a blackjack dealer so I know the rules and I have dealt more hands than most people will play in their lifetime. When the dealer deals they give one card to everyone and one to themself, and then deal the second card to everyone and then the last one to themself (doesn't matter if they turn over the first or second one). On their live dealer blackjack they don't give themselves their down card. Now with the fact they have RFID, this allows them to choose what downcard they will have by the action that is played out before it gets to them. I noticed this right away and then two hands in a row, I choose to "stay" and the dealer gave me a card. I typed in the chat that I didn't want the card and of course that card caused the table to get ****ed and I lost both hands. I went to support and demanded a refund and they are reviewing it but I haven't got a refund yet. The support person said that I didn't receive another card but I know that I did and I told him that maybe he doesn't show that I did because I choose stay and not hit. He verified that I did choose stay and so when they review the tape they will see that I hit stay and was given a card. Another thing I noticed that has me very skeptical is that you play with "other players". These players all must be bots or employees because every time they made a choice, it caused the table to get ****ed. When the dealer has a 2 showing and you have 12, you don't hit obviously but this player hit and of course took the dealer's 10 and with the RFID cards, the fact you play with other players that you don't know, the hosue can decide what their downcard will be. I saw some weird plays from the other players that always resulted in me losing and I tried to talk to them in the chat but they never responded so maybe they are bots. The whole thing is suspect though I know that. If they mess with the blackjack games they are going to mess with the poker games too. Hasn't anyone noticed that there is always a player with a huge stack and that player is unbeatable? that's not random.
Last edited by abcde123; 03-16-2022 at 01:07 AM.