Nazareth
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Don't give up- just give it a try at poker room so that you understand what I'm talking about instead of conjecturing about somethign you aren't experiencing.
chalupa said:I do disagree with a previous poster that a site would have NO reason to rig the cards (because it would be to their advantage to let bad players win more often, keeping them alive while good players continued to deposit and go after the bad players and the rake generation continues). But I can't see any reason why they would rig it to make "hot seats".
Because of the nature of poker, played vs multiple changing players who can take multiple actions... I think a cleverly rigged site would be VERY difficult to prove from the outside.And since the good players are more mathematically gifted they would start wondering why results are so odd at that specific pokerroom and start going through hand histories. They would find out it was rigged and the story would break.
And casinos would make more money in the long run bt not screwing players out of withdrawals over technicalities, but that still happens too. Greed is powerful.Like I said, there is no reason a poker room would want to rig their games. They make more money in the long run by dealing a fair game.
Nazareth said:My gosh- I'm getting to the point on pokerstars that I can almost sense when a 'run' is going to happen
Nazareth said:In the chart above- you can clearly see certain seats going hot for a little bit, then cooling off or even going stone cold, then getting hot again. During the T's off time- I woulda joined another room and probably gone with The Cigar Guy until I saw the Tux guy hitting again- However- I stuck around i nthe same room just for this experiment.
Mugwump said:Pokerroom.com publishes statistics on all hands dealt. You can view them at:
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(these are updated daily)
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(a historical sample of 500,000 hands)
Naz, I really wish you'd start playing for money. Let me know where and what your user name is.
You also mentioned that betting always went to the river...well in real $ games this never happens. You won't see 100% of the players in the hand go to the river.
Trust me, Naz, I've been on amazing rushes, and I've seen some amazing rushes. However, you cannot predict a rush, you can only identify it after its happened.Nazareth said:Mugwump- If you think this is simply superstition- then I challenge you to sign up and give it a try yourself- If you'll not do that- then you can't comment on what I'm talking about except for to give uninformed opinion.
winbig72 said:10 hands out of 46...consistant? not. 22% (rounded from 21.7xxxx) is hardly consistant.
Again, why is this even an issue if you're not going to try it out on the real $ tables? Play money is just that...play.
I don't even know why this thread is still going on; as it's for the play money tables.
oh well, yet another person that can see the percentages plain as day and still think they have found a way around them.
I fail to see anything odd about either of these hands, except that scouse's preflop raise was stupid, and your decision not to raise preflop with JJ (even with 10 players calling) was questionable. Your decision to call it down with a pair of Q's and an A on the board was also a little suspect.
Nazareth said:Yes winbig- there is no admission - however- you need to deposit real money & that constitutes 'illergal activity' in the state I'm from- somethign I'm not oing to do tro prove a point to someone who could at any time test out what I am saying but won't.
Macgyver- I'll give you 23% - no 24%- lol you don't know how badly I want to try the real money tables- stop tempting me lol.
Actually that is not the experiment I suggested... I suggested you record only your own results, and play exactly the same way each hand (check/call to the river). Then see if you notice any difference between different seats over time.Chalupa, I did that last night- I stayed right in the same seat and kept track of 130 hands- I didn't play the hands that I knew I would lose & I also folded the first time I was dealt sucker cards
Nazareth said:There's nothing to lose by trying it & If what I'm saying is true, then give the money rooms a shot after practicing for a bit in the fake money rooms.
Let's see- A not so great poker player turning $1000 into $25000 in a couple of days & there is nothing to what I'm saying? O.K- there's nothing to it- whatever. I've let you know my results i nthe fake money rooms & you deny it- I've even postecd & will continue to post & show that I'm getting 25% and better- something unheard of in other rooms- I dunno what it will take to prove anythign to you- so whatever.
Yes winbig- there is no admission - however- you need to deposit real money & that constitutes 'illergal activity' in the state I'm from- somethign I'm not oing to do tro prove a point to someone who could at any time test out what I am saying but won't.