A logical proof of why this game IS rigged. – ⋅Blackjack Review

Developer, you can claim all day wrong that it is not rigged, but that doesn’t make it true. We all know you’re lying. First of all, there is no such thing as a truly random computer. Seriously, it is impossible, Google it everyone. Computers can only SIMULATE randomness. They can come close to truly random, but nobody has yet achieved 100% real world randomness, because programs are by definition, algorithms made by man; therefore if it’s made, it’s not random. The programmer of this app seems to think they are the first person in history to crack this code. Just watch, they are going to respond with the same canned message, “Outcomes of the game aren’t manipulated in favor of the dealer or player in any way.” Here are my reasons for knowing it is rigged. When you are dealt an ace and another card, when you hit, you almost always get a 10 value card which just makes the value of your hand hard instead of soft. So say you are dealt a soft 15, if I hit, I ALWAYS get a 10 value card making my hand a hard 15. The game is also programmed to accentuate “streaks” which do happen statistically in real world randomness. As stated before, real world randomness is not possible in a virtual environment. Therefore, the developers have programmed into the game an attempted recreation of streaks, but they are way too often and way too long. You are almost always in a long winning or losing streak, never back and forth, one, two, or three wins or losses in a row like it should be. I would like you to admit it is not truly random, because true randomness is impossible. If you don’t admit that is a fact, you have ZERO credibility.
Review by TheBananaMan on ⋅Blackjack.