Re: How Random are Cards Really Dealt?
I saw a guy bluffing all-in against a slow-played pocket AA on the flop the other day, with an unimproved 97o. He became short-stacked, and the next hand pushed all-in with 97o. Someone else called with AA. This is a much better evidence for non-randomness. In other words: "unreal".
P.S. I find it hard to believe that people who think that if they are dealt the same hand on two different tables or whatever, the deal is non-random, can actually play good poker. OTOH, Doyle was talking about "rushes", so what do I know.
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