This is a bit of a random one. I have been thinking about this many times because I've played a lot of online poker. And obviously when it comes to randomization and so on, personally I don't know enough about programming according to know how to actually make sure something is 100% random or how that's even possible. But I'm very curious about if anybody else has any experience with it. Because honestly, it's difficult to not feel like sometimes things aren't stacked in your favor. Not that they should be stacked in your favor, but it sometimes doesn't feel entirely random when it comes to cards that you draw or let's say you're playing the roulette or slot machines or something like that online. when it's actually just code. So yeah, I'm curious to hear if anybody else has any experience with it, and or may perhaps know better than I do, how companies actually do this, if they do this, or if they actually do lean things in the house's favor.

Physical cards are the only real card game that one players we are fooling ourselves into believing that there's anything tactful tasteful advantageous to playing these games online so that's how I feel about the scams as I look at couple of cards that I pulled the other day from a real deck

I don't know this is the case but realistically I think the randomisation aspect of online casinos should be open source over to the regulators at least so they can prove anything that's why the Blockchain but I can prove that their systems are not heavily stacked against a player naturally 81 to 5% age is gonna be baked into all casino games but I'm with you if that isn't the case then sharps what can you do