High cards follow, high cards??

[Ragequit]

Card ranks are randomly decided by a stochastic number generator. The process is not dependent on previously seen cards. Any observed patterns are coincidental.

 

[Alex Sentsov]

Interesting theory. But I think that's not true. Then it turns out that the random number generator on the poker rooms does not work correctly. Then it would have been a huge scandal. ))

 

[FernA9ndo]

It can happen, sometimes you will see it a lot or less times depending the boards , on the flop.

 

[MAGICUZ]

As I said, it's not always, but if 70 or 60% is like that ... for example if the flop comes out 5 7 9 .. It is almost certain that the next two cards are 6 4 8 10 .. .. or if on the flop comes 2 3 5 .. the next two cards may be 4 6 A ... in my years of experience that are more than 10 years old I have noticed:five:

Totally agree with you!I noticed it too,especially when 2.4.5 necessarily on turn or river will fall A I rarely notice it live,but online constantly.The same with high cards

 

[ANATOLII1981]

strange exit cards

I think your conclusions about how the cards come out are the same as blaming the random number generator (Gsch) for predictability and not chance. I would like to speculate about possible frauds with RNG. The profit of the poker room comes from the rake (the part of the bank that the casino picks up for itself), so for them it doesn't matter who wins, only the amount of played rake is important for them. Hence the idea of ​​a profitable scam flows in: giving out more often good combinations to several players so that they try to play for all the money. Quite realizable, but all the secret someday becomes clear, and the leak of such information is quite possible. And it is unlikely that a small increase in profits is worth huge losses, if such a deception is revealed.


Therefore, if you play poker and you are fatally unlucky, you shouldn’t have to spit it out. In practice, most often, the rules of the RNG should not be exceeded. Always review your App for software developers.

 

[Das4ever]

I think it is jus coincidents. It can be truth always.

 

[maezma]

Yes, I also observed a pattern similar to your mention. This situation is common enough. It is likely that the code is programmed for this to occur frequently.

Regards.