Um, there are 52 cards in a standard deck. 50/4 = 12.5 cards per suit….very hard to do. Also there is a 1/13 chance for an A. Everything you say can make all the sense in the world and be absolutely right, but if you don’t get the starting facts right, no one will take you seriously.

The cards may be random. But the cards dealt do not follow with normal luck o the draw. Im not sure how you randomize this game. But it aint right. Never in real life have I seen four flushes in a row, and I see stuff like that all the time on h”

its randomised using a 3 bit string.
to make the example easy weel use a 1 pack example:

4 Aces in a real deck of 50 (jokers removed for poker)
=1 Ace in 12 cards= 1 chance in 12 so:

//C++ Example code
button.onclick
string=”rand0″
if = “1″
//1 being string value for ace, 2-11 being 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 or J or Q
display img=”imgace.jpg”
if = “else”
//a.k.a anything but an ace
display img=”imgnotace.jpg”
return0
//run program again from top
“variable.rand0″=
//programing the random number gererator
type=”rand” //specifing a random genrator
“rand0.values”=”1″,”2″,”3″,”4″,”5″,”6″,”7″,”8″,”9″,”10″,”11″
chance.”rand0″ = “1/12″ = “all.rand0.values”
//even chance for any number.

This program, has a button that when clickd will show you an image for an ace or a “not ace” image
with ace being 1/12 chance (real chance) p.s read the code it is nderstandable
if.”rand0″

And to Ironvein, there have been quite a few times where I play a nice hand and the computer one ups me with a higher card. Nothing ridiculous like a 7 and 2. More like Ace, king or some other high card that just barely beats my hand. Nevertheless these games are fun, but can be frustrating at moments since it happens quite a lot to me.