Full Tilt Rigged

For those that have a hard time believing that online poker is rigged, a simple statement in the media last month from Tom Goldstein, a Washington-based attorney for PokerStars  stated ‘PokerStars applies “massive algorithms” to data on poker hands and players to detect fraud.

Fraud? really? what are those ‘massive algorithms really doing? and why are they applying it to poker hands?

Poker hands, so that they can prevent collusion, cheating and fraud.

This point by Goldstein, exemplifies and confirms what we have said all along! Ever since the Absolute Poker scandal with ‘Potripper’ winning every hand in the $1000 buy in tourney (except 2), Online pokersites have looked for a way to stop cheaters, colluders and other fraudulent activity.

Our answer was that they installed poker algorithms, however, the use of these algorithms, without question, has altered the statistical normalized odds of winning in online poker!

That very fact is proven and revealed in Paul Westin’s Online Poker Code Crack, a brilliant inside look at how the online poker sites are REALLY dealing cards.

For those still having questions or doubts about the online poker is rigged debate, just listen to Tom Goldstein, as they apply massive algorithms to YOUR poker hands! Maybe Tom will let you win a hand and avoid a bad beat.

Are they cheating?

Who? You know, the pokersites or even the players?

Online poker cheats have circulated since the first poker room opened in 1998, and today, more than a decade later, the only thing that has changed is the poker cheats are much more advanced. That fact alone has caused many of the poker sites to combat cheaters, using advanced poker algorithms and detection software.

Yet, does the fact that a pokersite uses additional software have an adverse effect on your game, the statistical odds or even your ability to outplay opponents? The answer is OF COURSE IT DOES!

Why? you may ask, well very simply the answer is found in the pokersite software itself. Lets take a closer look at what is really going on behind the scenes at major online poker sites and why so many players feel that online poker is rigged.

Remember the Absolute scandal, where a pro poker player had access to everyones hole cards through an inside accomplice? The insider, using instant messenger, transmitted all the players hole cards to the pro player, so he knew exactly what moves to make. Subsequently he ended up winning virtually 100% of the poker hands he was involved in.

Not only is it nearly impossible to win every hand you play, it is statistically improbable, especially against so many different players. And the online poker sites know that! So when the scandal broke and an internal investigation was completed, it was determined that there has to be a way to STOP a plyaer, even if he KNOWS your hole cards, from winning every poker hand in a tournament or cash game.

How did they do it?

Through additional Poker Algorithms! Once the programmers realized that they only needed to modify some code to ensure a player could NOT win so many hands, it was quite an easy task. Yet, the possibility of skewering the statistical odds and norms in a poker game had to be protected as well.

Basically what that means is that a straight will occur 4.62% of the time over the course of millions of hands, therefore, that stat had to be maintained to give the appearance that the poker site is dealing a fair game.

That problem was simple to overcome by merely programming additional algorithms to deal out a straight exactly 4.62% of the time. The supposiotion that the Random Number Generator is perfect is only substantiated by the fact that a programmer is able to manipulate the poker algorithm to deal out the correct number of probable odds that remain with the statistical norms.

This feat is easily accomplished by any first year C++ programmer and does not require an advanced knowledge of programming. The fact that a program (such as the RNG) can easily be manipulated (as was proven in another case involving WilliamHill Casino, wherein the software they use clearly states from the programmers website “Our proprietary random number generator is calculating your profit before the winning/loosing number is sent back to the game. you can set a minimum profit that is always kept for you!”) therefore the fact that a poker site can CHANGE the RNG overrides the argument that online poker can be fair.

Having established the additional poker algorithms are subjected to manipulation by the poker site itself, the question arises as to WHY would a pokersite do this. That question has already been answered, and is simply to PREVENT a super-user from winning too many poker hands, as was the case in the Absolute Scandal.

Your Solution to Crack Poker

So, What can you do as an online poker player to defeat this problem of online poker is rigged? Simple! Learn HOW the poker algorithms and software works and follow the patterns to circumvent those algortihms.

This additionally will help you win more often, and avoid crushing losses from poker bad beats and too many suckouts in online poker. More information can be obtained from the Paul Westin Online Poker Code Crack, which explains how the algorithms work and how you can beat them using a specific style of play.

Everyone that plays online poker knows that the shuffling algorithms are controlled by a series of computer generated codes. It is those codes that ultimately cause the unbelievable poker bad beats and suckouts so commonly seen online.

While many debate the theories of ‘is online poker rigged?’ The fact stands that with the lack of true randomness and the intervention of a computer program there will always be flaws in the RNG (Random Number Generator).

One of the biggest secrets behind the Full Tilt Poker RNG is the fact that additional algorithms are added into the poker software to help Full Tilt catch cheaters and colluders.

When Absolutre Poker was caught up in a cheating scandal a few years ago involving a professional poker player and an employee of the company, many of the online poker sites included certain algorithms to detect colluders and cheaters. One of these algorithms was to prevent a single person from winning multiple pots.

This particular poker algorithm was set to eliminate a person dominating a poker tournament or cash game and to allow a win parity between all players. Although this idea is justified by the poker sites, it is inherently wrong to purposely allow certain players to lose just because they had ‘won too many hands’.

In the case the of Absolute Poker scandal, the cheating player had access to the hole cards through a sophisticated back door program and help from a former employee of Absolute. In that case, the player was able to win more than 95% of all hands dealt in the tournament. He, of course, won the tournament. However, it was discovered later through an external investigation by players that he had cheated.

This prompted online poker sites to install a subroutine that actually would PREVENT players from winning too many hands! After all, their justification is that mathematically no one person could win 95% of all hands. In reality that is correct, however, using a computer program to purposely deal out a bad beat or losing hand just because a player has won what the program believes is too many hands is tantamount to the poker site cheating YOU!

The equitable distribution of winning hands is not only unfair to players, it also affects the actual skill level of poker players and alters the actual ability of  a good player to consistently win. After all, if Full Tilt can maintain an average of players winning, they are able to prevent cheating, collect additional rake and keep players depositing.

There really is no ‘conspiracy theory’ involved and those that claim Full Tilt poker is rigged are not a minority of losing players, it is a fact that additional algorithms are used to alter the true play of the game.

So how can one beat the secret poker algorithms and avoid full tilt poker bad beats? One method is to carefully watch the play, learn how the algorithms distribute wins and play accordingly.