You should learn to KNOW what you are talking about before commenting what is your theory based on?I THINK or I KNOW?Oh wait its obviously you have your DOCTORATE in" I THINK"
If you READ A BOOk or TWO or even understood simple Math or read up on what I posted you would know its impossible for a CPU to Handle A BILLION calculatons!LOOK IT UP! it would take a cpu years and MONTHS ON MONTHS to shuffle the deck properly it can't do it! it's not fast enough! Why do you think no one uses a CPU TO MINE BITCOIN? it can't handle the CALCULATIONS its too SLOW It's too STUPID!It cant even solve 500,000,000 Block in a 5 second how do you think it will solve A BILLION calculations of a card deck? don't believe me just try and use a cpu to mine and see how long it takes you too get a best share in the MILLIONS! let me know in a couple of years when you get that share that high lol and a poker deck has over a billion possibilities the TOP OF THE LINE INTEl or AMD will take years and years some months! even a 16 core processor can't do it a Quantum computer can't even do it! Its a Mathematical FACT LOOK IT UP! but if you knew anything about what your TALKING ABOUT
or even about computers in general?and the processor you would know that ::)I'm A+ certified and a Cisco network graduate I know a thing or two about computers and what I'm talking about based on EDUCATION.
Do you have no idea how much bullshit you're talking here? For the record, I'm a mathematician, so you don't have to try and impress me with claiming things about "simple Math" or "Mathematical FACT LOOK IT UP!" (what's up with the weird capitalization anyway?).
A standard 52-card shuffled eck has about 226 bits of information (2^226 possible shuffles). If I roll dice (d6, to be precise), I can generate such a shuffle with 88 dice-rolls, which definitely isn't impossible. You also state that it is impossible for a CPU to "Handle A BILLION calculations!". My quad-core CPU runs at about 4 GHz, which is 4 billion clock ticks per second. According to Intels manual, integer addition (for example: 183 + 912) has a latency of 1 cycle and integer multiplication (183 * 912) has a latency of 3 cycles. So with the 16 billion clock cycles that my 4 CPU-cores run through per second, they could, in theory, perform 16 billion additions or just over 5 billion multiplications. Per second. Now most useful calculations will be a little bit more complicated, but the order of magnitude is there.
Fortunately, generating a shuffled deck doesn't take billions of calculations. It just takes a random 226 bit number. While a good random number generator is not straight forward to make on a computer, it's perfectly possible. The computer could sample static from a disconnected line-in / mic jack on the soundcard. This static noise should provide more than enough entropy for proper random number generation.
While the number of possible deck shuffles is indeed very large (a billion doesn't even do justice to the magnitude of the number), it is rather straightforward to generate it. And it is certainly not something that would take a high end CPU "years and year some months" (huh?). As an interesting comparison, a Bitcoin private key is a 256 bit number, where there are almost 2^256 possible private keys (so about a billion times more than the number of possible deck shuffles) and our computers have no problems randomly generating those by the boatload.
By not being able to give true random odds the system is very PREDICTABLE I can win over 80% of my hands all the time and everyone else could too if they knew the system.All the poker sites use the same software my bitcoin is worth way too much to bet with poker and the poker sites around are kind of hackey and after Fulltilt and losing thousands too insolvency and gov I'm all set with ever giving a poker site my money again FUCK THAT lol ill take a live game @ FOXWOODS FTW! except if Pokerstars cameback to the states I would gladly go back
. So i wont do it on these sites don't trust any of these sites like Exchanges Ill hold my own Bitcoin THANK YOU
but I do play the freerolls
and i won my first one played last month and didn't even practice and won 120 satoshi chips paid 8th place in satoshi grindabit poker FREEROLL and won a paid freeroll on seals with clubs also with over a couple hundred people playing using same methods I've always use to predict the outcomes while on fulltilt,ultimatebet,and pokerstars,and I will use the winning to play a big tournament soon its all House money with nothing to Lose
The system isn't rigged against anyone everyone does get the same odds kind of so to speak but it has nothing to do with the cards you are holding in how you Win .The way i play my hands aren't based on card strength 90% of the time and I WIn majority regardless of what Im holding by the way so I know what I'm talking about I'm talking from experience you don't have any true poker odds when you only have a million possibilities to pick from instead of a billion that changes the game completely its like playing blackjack and taking out the tens its no longer Blackjack its now Spanish blackjack with different ODDS and requires a change in playing style the game completely changes its not the same.But this would take MATH SKILL to Truly understand that even complete randomness can be predicted this is how the likes of how students from MIT beat the HOUSE! Complete randomness can be predicted but something like this is obviously WAY WAY OVER YOUR HEAD when you can't even spell MUCH!ROFL Go back to school son.................
Complete randomness can't, by its very definition, be predicted.
What can be predicted, sometimes, are sloppy implementations by casino operators. Regardless of the game or the bet or the system, if the operator isn't careful in properly implementing the software, it can be exploited. But this doesn't mean that it is fundamentally impossible to create a fair game that can't be cheated, unlike what you like to claim.