
cjmoles
Rock Star
Silver Level
You know.....(This kills me!) ???? I've been playing at every possible network and network skin for many years (10+ years), for several hours every day (10+ hours). I am an EXTREME fan of online gaming and support it's fairness 100 percent. I've been playing bodog (Pre-Black Friday) then Bovada (Post-Black Friday) for as long as I've been playing online. However, I have seen some very questionable play at Bovada, especially in recent times, which has me very suspicious. I can't eloborate because I have no specific player statitics or hand history database due to the sites anonymity. I am, however, familiar with variance both mathemtically and practically and I do believe there is no rational explanation for some of the play I've witnessed at Bovada, especially in the most recent time.
If it were my decision to play there, I would look into OpenSSL (Bovada's Software), RSA (OpenSSL's developers connection), and Dual_EC_DRBG (random number generator backdoor secutity concerns). I would also look into Kahnawake Gaming's history and research the scandals relating to superuser acounts at UB and AP. I would connect all the possible dots and then decide whether or not I'd feel safe deposting my money there.
The decision is personal. Due to the anonymity policy at Bovada it is difficult to say whether or not they're a safe site to play. At best, the answer can only be "possibly" because there is no transparency nor statistical knowledge base to make that determination.
I support online gaming; however, part of that support includes the willingness and the ability of the gaming community to analyze statical data and then question, report, and expose behaviors which deviate from normal frequecy. Bovada does not provide a means to make that analysis possible so, as a community, all we can do is connect the dots around the history of its software devlopers and licenced contributers.
If it were my decision to play there, I would look into OpenSSL (Bovada's Software), RSA (OpenSSL's developers connection), and Dual_EC_DRBG (random number generator backdoor secutity concerns). I would also look into Kahnawake Gaming's history and research the scandals relating to superuser acounts at UB and AP. I would connect all the possible dots and then decide whether or not I'd feel safe deposting my money there.
The decision is personal. Due to the anonymity policy at Bovada it is difficult to say whether or not they're a safe site to play. At best, the answer can only be "possibly" because there is no transparency nor statistical knowledge base to make that determination.
I support online gaming; however, part of that support includes the willingness and the ability of the gaming community to analyze statical data and then question, report, and expose behaviors which deviate from normal frequecy. Bovada does not provide a means to make that analysis possible so, as a community, all we can do is connect the dots around the history of its software devlopers and licenced contributers.