Who would help me prove that a online casino knows about fraud from either in house, or somewhere else

I have collected alot of hand histories. on a online casino which has been notified of it's card play. I have taken this Hand#s to a local casino in Oklahoma where I know a dealer. Just to confirm what I know is happening. And they did say it would be difficult to get so many high ranking hands in this orders. They have never dealt out 6 straights in a row, then followed by a fullhouse, and a flush. Somebody would get shoot. They have players that i know almost never fold a hand. And still have never dealt out hands like these. He even asked if I somehow put them in this order.

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I have collected alot of hand histories. on a online casino which has been notified of it's card play. I have taken this Hand#s to a local casino in Oklahoma where I know a dealer. Just to confirm what I know is happening. And they did say it would be difficult to get so many high ranking hands in this orders. They have never dealt out 6 straights in a row, then followed by a fullhouse, and a flush. Somebody would get shoot. They have players that i know almost never fold a hand. And still have never dealt out hands like these. He even asked if I somehow put them in this order.

I think a dealer is pretty much the worst source of information possible. Not saying that something fishy isn't happening but asking a dealer doesn't prove anything. I'm not even clear from your post if you're talking about poker hands or a table game.

texas-hold em... I thought it was. Gave me chance to play a little real poker. Take some notes on all hands of what I know is real deals. And real flops. Over few hundred hands to compare.
But I 'm not for sure if thats the best way to prove fraud. Problem is how differently players choose on what to fold, or when during the game to fold. But was apparent is that these online casinos do have more pair in the flop. And one suited flop. And we didn't have a str8, fullhouse, or a flush every other hand. nor a river card winning alot of pots.
It was a set winning day..a lot lower rank hands.

As a dealer myself, who deals poker, I regularly deal out flops containing a pair and two suited cards which end up making straights or flushes.

The law of averages says that if it can happen eventually it will happen. Whilst statistically improbable it is not impossible and can happen.

If you dont like the provider of the poker services, change sites.