SBR Poker sure has lot of insane lucky river cards

[samdapatriotsfan]

Every single poker game in the world has crazy river cards. Most of the time, you probably shouldn't have been in the hand. It's part of the game, happens in every game, tourney, ring everywhere!

Exactly

[ireland1946]

like i said yesterday

i need to start kissing some ass around here.


i see people get QQ KK AA

my cards

27
38
46

I rather have 27 38 46 at least I fold and try another hand
got beaten with Pocket AA KK QQ JJ so many times and knocked out of the Game its unreal

[spankie]

Well ofcourse all poker games have crazy river cards, im talking about frequency. When you watch 10 hands and 5 of those have some insane river card pop up making the weakest hand win, that's slightly fishy to me.

IT IS WHAT IT IS.

It's not real, it's software, what am I supposed to expect, lol.

[no1here]

when poker first started I watch pocket kings go down five times in a row. Then I notice way too many bad beats and insane hands to the point that I quit the site.

[1949]

i think we all get rivered alot it's part of the game..........so you got to count the times you get saved on the river as well

[Richards]

No such thing as Random Number Generator. All are pre-programmed algorithms that are predictable and eventually repeat. The computer is not capable of producing numbers or cards at random. They only appear random.

This is misinformation.

What you are describing is a Pseudo-Random Number Generator.

Modern PRNGs are usually based on cryptographic ciphers, where being able to predict future output based on past inputs is the same problem as breaking the cipher, and if you could break a well known such cipher like AES, you'd have the world banking industry scrambling in an instant.

"eventually repeat" yes but any modern PRNG has a cycle length such that you could generate a random number for every atom in the universe and still not repeat back to the beginning.

A true RNG (vs PRNG) uses an external source of uncertainty such as thermal noise as it affects hard drive timing or an electronic oscillator, measuring timing between radioactive decays, or other such natural sources of real randomness.

I'd guess most poker sites use a compromise where they combine bits from a "true" RNG with a secure cipher like AES to generate a random sequence that will a) not repeat and b) be unpredictable.

Sorry if I bored some folks with this jargon but I see this "pre-programmed, predicatble, repeating" thing posted once in awhile and it's a misinterpretation.

Well.....I'd assume it's not true this is why I'd like to see more transparency in how poker sites generate their shuffles......