After playing thousands of hand in live card action games, it is apparent after playing in Bovada's cash and sit-n-go games that the action is not purely random generation. It sets up "apparent" hands and then flushes them on the river. Also, following the flow of betting with 2 bots or "super-users" raising and re-raising hands that can be followed to see that it is improbable that anyone would go all-in or max bet some of those hands. It is obvious that the software is weighted to bust hands and require more deposits and take more rake by distributing consistently playable hands only for set-ups that will prey on the player with the least amount of money or chips. When I have the most money/chips, I win 3/4 of such hands and when with small stack, lose 3/4 of such hands.