The Four Kings Casino and Slots
03-10-2026, 10:40 AM
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Agreed. Despite what someone I blocked a long time ago says (because she likes to rudely argue with me about poker not being rigged) it is completely rigged. It is NOT random and I don't care what anybody says. I have played in high rollers for years at poker and I have never seen so many Ikea straights and flushes. The way that people get ready-made hands dumped to them is ridiculous as heck.
Personally I think the game chooses randomly how much luck each player is going to get the second they sit down. That makes much more sense to me because I have played poker in real casinos my entire life and have never seen the type of behavior that the poker tables at four kings exhibit.
I am 41 years old and I have never walked into a casino and watched the dealer throw 3 Ikea flushes in a row. NOT ONE TIME IN MY LIFE.
Stupid river rats and bingo players consistently get lucky so I don't think that skill has much to do with it. It may help you place in the top three, but if this game doesn't want you to place first you're not going to place first.
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Yet more anecdotes, and still no evidence. Just because you saw someone get lucky is not evidence of rigging. Just because a game is programmed doesn't prove it is riggable. The programmers have stated 4K is far easier to randomize than rig. They posted their code years ago on the old message board, and I found it completely randomized.
Here's what I REALLY want to know, and nobody has ever answered. If you are 100% convinced a game is a scam, WHY DO YOU CONTINUE TO PLAY IT? It makes sense that once a game has been identified as a scam, one should then remove oneself from the scam, because it is never good to be scammed. If you complain a game is a scam, but continue to play it, you are VOLUNTEERING to be scammed! Don't you see the contradiction?
Agreed. Despite what someone I blocked a long time ago says (because she likes to rudely argue with me about poker not being rigged) it is completely rigged. It is NOT random and I don't care what anybody says. I have played in high rollers for years at poker and I have never seen so many Ikea straights and flushes. The way that people get ready-made hands dumped to them is ridiculous as heck.
Personally I think the game chooses randomly how much luck each player is going to get the second they sit down. That makes much more sense to me because I have played poker in real casinos my entire life and have never seen the type of behavior that the poker tables at four kings exhibit.
I am 41 years old and I have never walked into a casino and watched the dealer throw 3 Ikea flushes in a row. NOT ONE TIME IN MY LIFE.
Stupid river rats and bingo players consistently get lucky so I don't think that skill has much to do with it. It may help you place in the top three, but if this game doesn't want you to place first you're not going to place first.
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Yet more anecdotes, and still no evidence. Just because you saw someone get lucky is not evidence of rigging. Just because a game is programmed doesn't prove it is riggable. The programmers have stated 4K is far easier to randomize than rig. They posted their code years ago on the old message board, and I found it completely randomized.
Here's what I REALLY want to know, and nobody has ever answered. If you are 100% convinced a game is a scam, WHY DO YOU CONTINUE TO PLAY IT? It makes sense that once a game has been identified as a scam, one should then remove oneself from the scam, because it is never good to be scammed. If you complain a game is a scam, but continue to play it, you are VOLUNTEERING to be scammed! Don't you see the contradiction?