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It seems that the whole discussion of "is Prima Poker rigged" should be removed unless someone can find a reputable source claiming this. "Critics say" is a weasel word the likes of which we try to avoid here. Furthermore, this discussion is hardly unique to Prima Poker, as similar unfounded allegations against several other online poker houses can be found by digging through online message boards. Unfounded attacks or defenses of Prima Poker should all be removed whenever possible, to keep the article to NPOV standards. ESkog 17:06, 4 May 2005 (UTC)Reply

God yes. It's impossible to play Poker online without running into people claiming the deck is rigged to give action, or bad beats, or whatever... Evercat 17:36, 31 July 2005 (UTC)Reply

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