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It's then his job to look at each player, pick his favourite, check their bankrolls, look at the respective chip stacks, take into consideration how unlikely a particular card would be, then pick that exact card to play on each street. Of course he also has to ensure that at least two people have a monster hand pre flop, because AA would only ever meet KK if someone was massaging the cards, right? It's just statistically improbable. And you've always got the aces and the other guy always spikes a king, yeah? Of course. It's the guy in the booth I told you about back in the first paragraph.
But he doesn't just throw big hands into each other, no. He also has to watch out for those tricky players who decide to go nuts and shove all-in with something like 10 2. That wasn't in the script! But it's all right, because he catches the strange behaviour on screen seven-hundred-and-ninety-four while he's choosing cards for another table and he makes sure the flop comes down 10 2 2. Crisis averted, huh? That silly move almost went unrewarded. And now you're drawing pretty thin with your decent big pair. But you don't hit the cards you need because you never do, do you? It's always the other guy who gets there.
And that just compounds your belief that it's fixed, and that guy in the booth (remember him?) really does seem to want to destroy you. So then you're standing up and you go off to watch TV instead, because as you've always thought: a violated RNG loves nothing more than taking your money and your chips and dumping you off the table and out of a tournament.
But you'll come back and try again, won't you? Just once, just to see if the RNG has found a conscience or maybe - just maybe - you think that if you start shoving with 10 2 the guy will recognise your avatar and your username from screen seven-hundred-and-ninety-four, and throw down a full house on the flop for you.
But he doesn't. You're up against aces and you're out again.
Why does he hate you?
He's kind of shafted however he answers that, don't you think?
I don't have the faintest idea, sorry.
I would have thought that the whole process would fall within the audit - there would not be much point in auditing it otherwise, would there? Any part of the software process that includes the RNG must surely fall within the audit, I would have thought.
I'm just guessing though, I don't actually know.
Sorry I can't be more helpful. I would suggest either Customer Care or AGCC may be better placed to answer.
Just for clarification so that nobody is in any doubt.
I do not believe that Sky Poker has a RNG that favours one player over another. Nor have I implied this in the opening post.
Or that the RNG favours one stack size over another.
Or blondes over brunettes.
Or even Scousers over the rest of the world (that would mean that the little man whose job it is to watch all 987 screens would be Scouse and stereotyping dictates that no Scouser has a job).
Run well all
PS if you were being sarcastic then apologies
For those of you that thinks online poker is rigged!