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Please add me to the "kids" group, especially if the chances of reaching the final are equal. But seriously, everyone has a chance to win; those famous 20% haven't been canceled.
Regarding fair play, I noticed this when an opponent asked me what pairs I had generated. I told him, and I don't see anything wrong with both opponents being able to see 3 random pairs at once. This doesn't make it unfair; it just becomes a different kind of game, not entirely random, but actually quite interesting. (It's like a random draft in a Ranked Tournament when both players know what's been generated).