Premium players getting advantage on numbers

[pusackonstantin]

Hello guys I just want to confirm my theory that premium players against non-premium players get some unbelievable luck. For example number 3 or 11 fall five-six times in seven dice rolls or something like that. Its not fair and we need to do something about it. I don't know if developers read this forums but if you do this purposely you need to stop being greedy little developer no life pricks, because its getting out of hand. I play every day 5-6 games and at least 2 times I lose on this bs and its ALWAYS a premium player that gets this "luck".... Please fix if its a bug or stop it because its obvious....

[Suoivax]

Proof?

[KenFin1]

No one tell the OP about the BGA announcement back in April where they admit they do this. It will ruin their conspiracy theory to have it validated.

OP it's not deliberate. But what you have to understand is that BGA AI is so advanced it's become sentient and penalises people who don't play nice and respectfully, at least until their behaviour improves. Try wishing people luck at the start and saying "good game" when you lose, no rage quitting, etc and you might find the dice might start going easier on you.

[tbhp]

I have found the whole "good luck" thing to be a curse, like bad karma. Whoever says good luck first ends up losing the game, in my experience.

Or maybe it's a psychological thing. Like if you open with good luck, it's like you've already lost in your mind.

[yodamus]

Paranoia will destroy ya. Oh yeah. And cards are being dealt from the bottom of the deck for premium players too.

[T72on1]

I honestly don't understand that threads like these keep on turning up. There have been dozens about it. Never any proof. Never any good amount of data to back up the claim. Just people who don't understand what random means, and sometimes one sees one end of the spectrum.

[Pokerdealerohio]

Someone needs to tell that to my dice in Castles of Burgundy where I haven't rolled a dice that matched a spot on my board in five rounds...

[Azoken]

I have found the whole "good luck" thing to be a curse, like bad karma. Whoever says good luck first ends up losing the game, in my experience.

Or maybe it's a psychological thing. Like if you open with good luck, it's like you've already lost in your mind.

Well if you wish them good luck and complain they have some (because they win) it feels a bit off.

That's why i only wish for them to have a good game, because a good game is one i win !

[tbhp]

I honestly don't understand that threads like these keep on turning up. There have been dozens about it. Never any proof. Never any good amount of data to back up the claim. Just people who don't understand what random means, and sometimes one sees one end of the spectrum.

Well people only have their own experiences to go by. They probably aren't going to go amass huge samples of all the games on this site, so if their gaming history has been ridiculously unlucky thus far, they may consider the more likely explanation is that it indicates a general problem, rather than they happen to be part of the 1%.

It's like with miracles. If you witness a miracle, other people may think you are crazy, but from your perspective, you don't really have any way to know if you are crazy or if you just happen to be one of the lucky few.

[T72on1]

I honestly don't understand that threads like these keep on turning up. There have been dozens about it. Never any proof. Never any good amount of data to back up the claim. Just people who don't understand what random means, and sometimes one sees one end of the spectrum.

Well people only have their own experiences to go by. They probably aren't going to go amass huge samples of all the games on this site, so if their gaming history has been ridiculously unlucky thus far, they may consider the more likely explanation is that it indicates a general problem, rather than they happen to be part of the 1%.

It's like with miracles. If you witness a miracle, other people may think you are crazy, but from your perspective, you don't really have any way to know if you are crazy or if you just happen to be one of the lucky few.

Even then, it takes very little time to go through these forums and notice that there are a lot of topics on the subject, both in the general forum and in game specific forums. Why start a new thread every single time instead of chiming in with your own experience in one of those threads?