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BarryLyndon 03-10-2007 03:20 PM

Is this at all [censored] normal?
 
I don't want to come up with "rigged" theories or anything, but of the last 150 tourney hands that I've played, I've got it in AI with 5 dominating hands and lost 5 in a row. I'm weirded out. What's the deal?

Eric Stoner 03-10-2007 03:39 PM

Re: Is this at all [censored] normal?
 
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I don't want to come up with "rigged" theories or anything, but of the last 150 tourney hands that I've played, I've got it in AI with 5 dominating hands and lost 5 in a row. I'm weirded out. What's the deal?

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Yes, it's normal. The number of hands you have played doesn't even come close to the long run. Try 50K or 100K - then it may reflect the expectations of this hand vs. that hand.

I've lost five in a row too and also been the beneficiary of when I'm the dog in the hand and win it on the turn or river.

It happens. That's why poker is fun.

Skleice 03-10-2007 05:27 PM

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That's why poker is fun .

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....for every one. Except my opponents. They should practice avoidance...

Shandrax 03-10-2007 05:39 PM

Re: Is this at all [censored] normal?
 
I only read that people lose with dominated hands, overpairs, sets etc.

Why don't the winners come here too and post something like: "Poker is rigged, I can play whatever I want, I am going to win anyways! Hahahahah!!!"

jman220 03-11-2007 01:09 AM

Re: Is this at all [censored] normal?
 
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I don't want to come up with "rigged" theories or anything, but of the last 150 tourney hands that I've played, I've got it in AI with 5 dominating hands and lost 5 in a row. I'm weirded out. What's the deal?

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Barry,

You may be overplaying certain hands with the misconception that they are stronger than they actually are. I discuss this concept in depth in this thread. I recommend you read it.

Regards,
--jman220


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