The World Cube Association requires "equal probability for each state" by scramble programs used for their events.
You're right that a large number of rotations will result in something indistinguishable from random by an individual, but that is not sufficient according to WCA regulations as it's not uniformly random.
The World Cube Association requires "equal probability for each state" by scramble programs used for their events.
You're right that a large number of rotations will result in something indistinguishable from random by an individual, but that is not sufficient according to WCA regulations as it's not uniformly random.