How much difference is there in count trends in programs like CV verses the real thing? The cheaper ones, like free smartphone apps, are very unrealistic, but is there a difference in the high end stuff?
How much difference is there in count trends in programs like CV verses the real thing? The cheaper ones, like free smartphone apps, are very unrealistic, but is there a difference in the high end stuff?
Yes, but many apps use a simple one that is not good enough for simulations. They are "random enough" for practicing but after millions/billions of hands the results will become skewed. For example, the default RNG for most programs (like Excel and most programming languages) is not good enough for simulations.
Yes, but many apps use a simple one that is not good enough for simulations. They are "random enough" for practicing but after millions/billions of hands the results will become skewed. For example, the default RNG for most programs (like Excel and most programming languages) is not good enough for simulations.
Yes, but many apps use a simple one that is not good enough for simulations. They are "random enough" for practicing but after millions/billions of hands the results will become skewed. For example, the default RNG for most programs (like Excel and most programming languages) is not good enough for simulations.