Is the RNG the same in the cash and tournament?

Hey. Everyone knows that the Random Number Generator (RNG) works honestly and distributes cards absolutely randomly. In any case, in the largest poker rooms. But, does it work the same way in cash games and tournament poker? In a cash game, the poker room takes a rake with the entire amount of money invested by the players in the hand. Therefore, if the players are constantly handing out coolers, the more players will invest in the pot, the maximum will be the profit of the poker room (the maximum is $ 5 from the distribution at the well-known room). I am not saying that this is true. It is just possible. If you take a tournament poker, then the rake is taken from each buy-in tournament in which the player participates. Therefore, here the RNG probably works according to another algorithm. After a certain period of time (half an hour) at the tables, the RNG starts distributing coolers so that the players fly out and they become smaller. The only question is whether the cooler will be distributed in your direction or in the direction of your opponent. Rumu is beneficial to the tournament ended as soon as possible. I am not saying that this is true. It is just possible.

What do you think about it?

Your first two sentences contradict the remainder of your post. So is it random or is it rigged? What are you proposing? Or just asking if it is possible? If asking whether it is possible, the answer is that anything is possible with online poker.

I believe (want to) RNG works the same either cash or tournament.

throughstruggle said:

Hey. Everyone knows that the Random Number Generator (RNG) works honestly and distributes cards absolutely randomly. In any case, in the largest poker rooms.

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that is absolutely WRONG! An RNG is only as good as the programmer/person that uses it. NO RNG is absolutey random, as it only generates pseudo-random numbers over a given period ( which may take a really long time ), then restarts the same numbers.
An RNG can also re-generate a given set of random numbers, if given the same "Seed", restarted, and run till said sequence repeats.

As for the "Fish Feeder" algorithm sites use, it's standard in any game type cash/tournament. Best way to keep the fish around is to feed them shark, cause it's the cycle of life.

Its the same RNG for cash and tourney games. You can check the RNG on the site and check if its certified. You can also check the algorithm it uses and check the seed it uses. Its random enough and should be trusted. Yes crazy hands happen in live and electronic poker.