PokerDom Faces RNG Controversy as Ongame and MPN Announce New Features

PokerDom user Sergey Rybachenko has raised concerns about the platform's random number generator (RNG), suspecting manipulation after experiencing unusual bad beats. He shared his frustrations in a post, stating that the losses felt more like theft than typical poker variance.

In response to the allegations, Connective Games LLC, the company behind PokerDom's software, provided details about their history and certifications. They highlighted their long-standing presence in the industry, with a history dating back to 1996, and noted that their RNG has been certified by reputable organizations such as TST, GLI, and Curacao Gaming Commission.

Meanwhile, the Ongame network has announced that all poker games will now be played in euros instead of dollars. This change is expected to attract more European players and poker rooms to the network. Additionally, the MPN network will allow players to change their nicknames regularly to enhance anonymity and reduce data mining. This feature will be available every 1,000 hands or every 30 days, whichever comes first.