Cheating?

[testman55]

pokersync.net almost seems like it would pay for itself..

[Gatordad]

The first question I'd ask before buying this product is how do you "synchronize" with something that is random?

[pokermania]

This is disgusting

[pfarro1]

Sites do analyze the hands you play and are able to "see" software such as this....Also if it worked that well, they wouldn't need to sell it to make money hmmm

[charterboss]

another question to be raised--if the site determines--well however they can --that u are using this product--wont your account be seized--so in effect u havent gained a thing

[Bruner86]

I really believe there is no way of cheating other than people colluding with each other at ring games and sit n goes.

[always2away]

from what i have read, there is no truly randomized card generator because we simply are not sophisticated enough yet in our programming cabalities. i am sure many of you have experienced an almost deja vu kind of feeling when you have played thousands of hands on a particular site and you "just know" what the outcome on a particular hand is going to be...and you're right! sounds like this program tries to take advantage of these inescapable patterns that emerge in RNG programs. i really don't think the question should be does it work, but rather should be what kind of filthy scumbag would use such a device to steal (yes, i mean STEAL) other people's money? sure, you never meet the people you steal from, but the outcome is no different than if you mugged them on the street or walked into their place of business and put a gun in their face to empty the cash register.
always2away

[micalupagoo]

you would think it was easier to program a truely random card generator, then one that has a way to know what will happen, and even still, you (at least me play ALOT of hands, does the cheater know the outcome of every hand, even 'familar' hands have had different outcomes.
also (on a different note)card calculator programs cant be used to 'cheat' and people who think the sites themselves cheating...why? sites make their money fairly, and why risk losing a good thing?
SaG tables are the only way I can see accheating colaboration
but what do I know lol
good gaming all
mic

[always2away]

yeah, it seems it should not be such a big deal to program a RNG. i just know what i have read from people smarter than me...mathmaticians, programmers, game theorists...regarding the fact that no truely random generator has been developed...that our programming abilities have not reached real-life randomness. which brings me to your other point regarding cardroom cheating. i think you are right, that they would be ruining their own good thing. i may be paranoid (which is insightful if it turns out to be true ) but it seems to me that several poker sites may have built in "excitement factors" ...way more suckouts and monster hands than what i see at a real brick and mortar casino...granted, i play more hands per hour online but commmeee onnnnn! at some sites every round of play someone gets a monster or suckout! why would the cardroom do this? because its good for business...more excitement ("ahhhh, i can't believe he caught the six on the river!!! and the crowd goes wild)...more raked hands...more money for the cardroom. then again, maybe i'm just bitter from the thousands of suckouts i have had to suffer through...sniff (wipes a perfectly formed and timed tear from his cheek)
always2away

[bluemoon999]

when i suffer a suckout i just smile and think of all the times i sucked out too!! we've all done it. with respect to the program i just can't believe anyone would sell it when clearly they could make all the money they wanted so no i don't think it works