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03-10-2007, 03:20 PM
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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?
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03-10-2007, 03:39 PM
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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? [/ QUOTE ] 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.
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03-10-2007, 05:39 PM
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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!!!"
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03-11-2007, 01:09 AM
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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? [/ QUOTE ] 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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