Eh, I think AI is just the next bubble..

Part of my problem is I choose the worst time to get back in the industry, as the market is **** in North America due to two issues..

1. Massive tech layoffs Winter 2022/23, which leads to lots of them looking for mid level jobs, which makes my job harder trying to get a mid level job.
2. Most companies don't have as many open positions due to interest rates.. (https://www.trueup.io/job-trend) Graph of the amount of open/available jobs.

About to try again after not doing much again all winter..

Sigh this is not fun

Can this Problem be solved?
We need to build a custom Poker App with a focus on ensuring the integrity of the Random Number Generator (RNG), if this is doable.
The primary technical challenge here is to isolate the RNG from re-entry, ensuring that once the 52-card deck is randomized and the initial cards are dealt,
there is no way to alter the sequence.
This requires robust implementation of cryptographic techniques to secure the RNG, and possibly hashing algorithms to verify that the sequence remains
consistent throughout the game.
Also, by employing a combination of these techniques , securing the RNG output through hashing, and using tamper-evident logs to track the sequence of cards dealt.
Additionally, we would need to implement strict access controls and potentially use hardware security modules (HSMs) to further isolate and protect the RNG.
Please let me know, if you can assist or join the 'Team'
Thanks.
HYPOINT I.L.

I know nothing of creating poker websites, but it seems to me that building the entire deck is a terrible method.

First of all, there is the issue that you need to store and secure that randomized deck, while the hand is played out.
Secondly, you are randomizing millions of arrays for no reason, because the hand ends before these cards are drawn and you wasted tons of cpu time = money

What you need to know are the cards that have already been drawn and burnt and when the next card(s) is/are drawn, randomize the required amount of cards from the remaining pool in real time.

Also, as far as I know, there are no algorithms currently available that generate true random numbers. The approved rngs use radioactive isotopes and measure radioactive decay, which is a true random natural phenomenon.