The poker rooms know this and so it would be dangerously unwise for them to even consider using such a system. If a site were found to be utilizing such a system to help make them more money, they would incur a staggering amount of fines and be heavily prosecuted. Not only would this be incredibly difficult for the sites to create, but it would also be illegal. In addition, the site would have to scrap the use of its RNG and design a system that is able to detect a losing player and be able to deliver вЂgood handsвЂ™ to those players.

Therefore there would be no such thing as the online pros that make a living from playing online poker, because they will find it too difficult to win money due to a вЂfairвЂ™ system. If a room is helping a bad player from losing money, at the same time the room will be taking this money from the good players to compensate. Only when you start to think about the side effects of such a system can you appreciate the absurdity of such a theory. The rooms want to keep as many players as possible so that they generate more rake, so by fixing the cards to make it вЂfairerвЂ™ for the bad players, they will able to make more money for themselves.Д®xplanation: The chances of a room fixing cards to help the bad players save money are almost non-existent. Theory: The online rooms fix the cards so that the bad players will get luckier to stop them from losing too much money and leaving the room. 2) Cards are fixed to keep people playing. If a player is playing at a live table, they are more likely to avoid calling with terrible odds for a draw because they would not like to be criticized because of their bad play.Д«ecause online players are calling with worse hands and worse odds, you are likely to suffer more bad beats. To elaborate on point #2, players are happier to call down large bets and raises on unlikely draws, as they do not have to worry about being berated by other players at the table (except for a few words in a chat box). You are not sitting face to face with any of your opponents whilst playing online.The action at an online poker table runs much faster than the action at a live table.There are two reasons why you see such a high frequency of beats online: Therefore, if online poker isnвЂ™t rigged, then why are there so many bad beats?Д®xplanation: I will admit that it is true that you will see far more bad beats online than you will during live play, but this is not because it is rigged. Theory: The number of bad beats online is substantially greater when compared to the number of bad beats in live play. Cards are fixed to keep people playing.Many people have different suggestions as to why Internet poker is rigged, so I will address the most popular theories in the next few paragraphs and give the reasoning to why they are incorrect.

I could end the article at that, but now you will be asking the question of why I am so sure that it isnвЂ™t rigged, so I will continue and hopefully explain why it is not rigged and dispel some common rumors about Internet poker at the same time. Rigged online poker is just another one of the many online poker myths. So anyway, is online poker is rigged?Д®very site uses a RNG (Random Number Generator) to randomly choose cards from a 52 card deck on every singly hand. Therefore due to this frequency of bad beats, a player may claim that the site is rigged and that no hands and cards are dealt out at random. This idea is suggested because a lot of people believe that the cards are dealt in set patterns so that certain hands will be specifically chosen by the site, resulting in numerous bad beats for players. Firstly I will clarify what most people mean when they say that online poker is rigged or fixed.

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