Quote Originally Posted by PANAMHIEST View Post
This is why i do as much railing as possible. It seems like that on some days the computers RNG, (the program that supposedly deals random hands), sems to be stuck on a seed card(the first card shuffled), causing what would normally be a truly random dealt hand, to have some odd favorites, such as your A7. Ive seen it with just about every hand out there that people will play. If you notice a hand that seems to win no matter what start playing it, but aint no telling when it change over to some other set of hole cards, it just does it over and over again. There always seems to be a set of hands that just wont lose. I wish they had a hand tracker, kinda like a poker player tracker, because then youll see these certain hands doing way better than normal odds would apply at the given times they are seemingly unbeatable. But even these super lucky hands lose, you just gotta get dealt extremely empressive odds against em
Ummmm....no! The seed value used to generate each individual card (a new seed is used for every card) is not based on the first card generated, or has anything to do with it, but taken from a seprate hardware random number generator that generates a sequence of 1's and 0's based on non-determinisitc input, usually shot noise. The most important part is that the input is non-detrministic, that is it cannont be determined or predicted by a human. That is key. Early poker programs used Psuedo-RNGs that based the random numbers off of the system clock, which can both be manipulated and can be determined. As long as that input is non-deterministic the output will be as well. And remeber that new seed is also generated for each individual card-this means 2 things. 1. Previous cards delt only affect future cards dealt in that the card cannot be dealt again, so if a 7 was dealt and folded, it won't be dealt again. 2. There is no knowlege of the card that's going to be dealt until it's dealt-not even a person with inside access could tell you what the flop is going to be until it's dealt, as it's not generated until it's actually dealt.