card predictor system - scam or something to be worried about?

[Daliman]

If YOU could predict people's cards online, would YOU be seeling it to anonymous people for $40 or so?

[dlk9s]

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100% scam

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[muckdumper]

and online says if safe and fair while you get a duece 8 times in a row!!!

[CORed]

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I agree it's probably a scam. Worse, a means of planting something nasty on someone's system that would allow someone else to know something about your play and/or playing habits. Maybe?

btw, having been seriously hacked and been the victim of a couple of people I'd love to one day catch, I tend to be a little paranoid.

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You're not paranoid. they really are out to get you.

[shagjohn]

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it was keeno, not bingo, no?
and the guy only got caught becaiuse his partner gave them two different names or something

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Yeah I guess keeno, some kind of picking numbers game.
Yep, got busted 'cause he gave them his American ID at the hotel I think and his Carribean ID when he tried to cash out, and they had diff names. It's funny how criminals can be so smart and yet so stupid...

[shagjohn]

Nut4Dogs may have it right, but they are charging $100 to get the software. I guess maybe they're safe from getting busted b/c they say they use "statistical methods" to figure out how the internals work, which can mean just about anything they please. The site claims Party's RNG is based on local/internal info, not external.

My main concern was if Party somehow used a crappy RNG, but they're certified and all that, and with so much money at stake they have a big motivation to use the best RNG money can buy. If they're using externally derived pseudo-random seeds, that sets my mind at ease.

[Cancuk]

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and online says if safe and fair while you get a duece 8 times in a row!!!

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Excellent post