Do you agree it's rigged?

Here's my theory about statistics in the game. It's statistically SO improbable that I would play 20 pvp in a row, go through half my 20 card deck each time, and never pull one of my cards a single time.

I'm pretty sure it's not rigged, but I think that it's weighted toward a type of card you are more likely to pull. For example, I've noticed there are times when both me and my opponent will only have spell/trap cards for the first few turns - nobody can pull a monster. I think that the setup for that duel is weighted very heavily toward spell/trap cards. Each duel has a new "weighting system," making it more likely to draw your UR one game, then statistically improbable the next, then weighted toward low-level monsters, then the next toward your high level monsters (an opening hand with all 4 of my only high-level monsters on my deck? Really?)

This actually makes total sense, too. Think about Pokémon, another Japanese-created game. Battles are set up with statistics for things like critical hit, poison, burn, etc. This is nothing new to these games.

So how to beat the odds? Create a deck that puts you in control. Think about cards that allow you to choose (add 1 spell caster card from deck), utilize destiny draw, etc.

I think they actually make it this way to even the playing field a bit. Think about a deck with a couple of michizure and mirror walls. Cheap trap cards. Won't do you much good in a duel with a low trap weight, though.

That's my two sense. So is drawing completely random? Nope. But nothing in these games ever has been completely random, so it's nothing new.