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A Matter of Choice

One can opt to accept that all standard industry (IGT, etc.) machines
are fully random -- fairly simulating the mechanics of a card deck --
and focus your energies and efforts on honing your play strategies.

Or, one can have doubts about the fairness of the machines you play.
In this latter case the only rational thing to do is to quit and take
up some other pasttime. To have doubts and yet continue to play is an
exercize in irrationality that surely can only lead to an acute case
of schizophrenia :).

- Harry

To have doubts and yet continue to play is an

exercize in irrationality that surely can only lead to an acute case
of schizophrenia :).<<

Agreed. I'd also be a lot quicker to trust the randomness of the computer
generated deal than the randomness of a human dealer.
lb

I frequently sit next to people in AC who insist that the machines are fixed and programmed to tease you (e.g. give 4 cards to the royal). I just tell them there's a little green man inside watching which cards they hold, and teasing them accordingly. That usually ends the discussion.
   Blessings and royals to all.

Elaine
Lawrence Boxer <ljboxer@earthlink.net> wrote:Agreed. I'd also be a lot quicker to trust the randomness of the computer
generated deal than the randomness of a human dealer.
lb

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