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 Originally Posted by kevster
 Originally Posted by chardrian
 Originally Posted by kevster
I'm loving the fact that no-one's brought this guy up on the facts. Why? Because they don't need to.
Actually the best part about AMEC is that he is a longterm winning player. Yet he still believes that the sites rig the rngs in favor of newer players. He went on absolute monkey tilt earlier this week after taking some sort of bad beat.
I am glad he is here now because I was sad when he got banned from pwnage.
Fair enough. Pretty unusual a long term winner not being able to deal with beats and instead clinging to theories about site riggage though.
Actually it wasn't anything other than my usual monthly blowup but when I was not allowed to make a post with "RNG" in the title or any post questioning integrity of sites, that really turned it into a fullblown case of absolute monkey tilt.
Whenever I feel up to it Ill post an article on my beliefs and theories. Ive posted it on several websites over the years but it always seems to find a way to get deleted.
In short, until I write a full article, I believe (no tangible proof) that the RNG favors newer and weaker players at the micro and low limits. I cannot speak for the mid-higher limits because I do not play them near enough to make an assumption. I believe that the sites operate under one rule: MAX PLAYERS FOR MAX TIME = MAX RAKE.
I also believe that certain players receive assistance fromt he RNG and that certain players get screwed by the RNG based on a few variables. The list of variables bascially consists of what effect that variable does for the site in the long run. Remember MAX PLAYERS FOR MAX TIME = MAX RAKE. Some of these variables include:
1. Cashing out after a big score- Any money taken out of the "circle of life" does not get raked. Bad for the site.
2. Chat abuse- Those who berate others in chat may receive a negative deal from the RNG. If a player gets abused in chat, he/she may really get offended and consequently never return bc of it. I believe those who consistantly abuse chat could be subjuect to an unfair deal
3. Excitement of a big score- We've all heard the phrase "anyone can get lucky and win one tournament". I see on a daily basis that one guy who cannot lose a pot no matter what the cards are. I have been that guy before, but only in my early days of tournaments.
4. The degenerative buttons- I believe the way the hands play out add a valueable dimension of drama for the sites. ie... always picking up a draw on the turn, suckout then re suckouts, etc. Gambling can be an addiction and the way a lot of these hands play out can really fuel that fire.
5. Volume- Once youve been established as a regular or just a recreational regular, the site can reasonably assume that they will make xxx.xx off of you in a given time frame, whether you win or lose, they make the same mount. Those players who may be dabbling, may see an increase in luck/drama hands/etc. Anything to reel them in.
6. Deposit fequency- those who do not deposit frequently after busting receive special assistance when their account is getting low.
These are just a few of the aspects I will talk about.
Let me state one thing... I believe that the better players will win the money in the long run. However, I do not believe that the better players win as much or as often as they should. The longer it takes the better player to win, the longer it takes the lesser player to lose... this equals more rake for the house, a lot more.
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