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Poker - Poker not rigged - LMAO
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Poker not rigged - LMAO
I've been meaning to post this for ages, but it's just getting more and more ridiculous, and more and more unbelievable, but 2 more today so...
Running total of H2H games where the first all-in confrontation has been won by the small stack with the worst cards........ Big Stack & best cards = Nil Small Stack & worst cards = ....... TWELVE!!!!! i know, variance! I've been the small stack in some of them, and am showing a healthy profit, but this is proof enough for me that poker simply IS rigged, sorry! |
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ur so wrong, online poker is rigged against the small stacks so that they get more people busting more quickly, then they enter more donkaments and generate more rake.
IT'S SO OBVIOUS I MEAN WTF DOOD |
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From my own personal experiences, I always come from behind and win. Shortstacked and all. If I am the leader in chippies I always lose them. This is tournament play only however. I can actually tell you how the play is going to go if I make it to the final table, by how many chippies I have when I get there.
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we back to this again?????
Online Poker is not rigged, and I've had as many bad beats as most of you. You would realise this if you actually played a lot of live games like I have and considering % of hands, I have seen more bad beats live. G-man |
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you do realise we have a huge thread for silly conspiracy theories, right?
if you could inform me why poker sites would want to rig donkaments in favour of short stacks i'd be grateful too, tyty. also if you could let me know whether you're actually actively tracking the "12 in a row" stuff or just working from memory that would be great too. seeing as you have been so anti-PT in the past, I can only assume you're working from memory, and I'm sure you can see the problems with that. |
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well with PT you could look back over hands to confirm.
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PokerStars Game #9537983433: Tournament #47489741, $10+$1 Hold'em No Limit - Level I (10/20) - 2007/04/21 - 16:37:33 (ET) Table '47489741 2' 9-max Seat #9 is the button Seat 2: Binger (4920 in chips) Seat 3: mischman (5170 in chips) Seat 5: TexasBlondie (5220 in chips) Seat 7: Grumbledook (4950 in chips) Seat 8: *MELINA 07* (4700 in chips) Seat 9: MilesAM (5040 in chips) Binger: posts small blind 10 mischman: posts big blind 20 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to mischman [2h 7c] TexasBlondie: folds Grumbledook: raises 40 to 60 *MELINA 07*: folds MilesAM: folds Binger: folds mischman: calls 40 *** FLOP *** [8d Jc Js] mischman: checks Grumbledook: bets 80 mischman: raises 160 to 240 Grumbledook: calls 160 *** TURN *** [8d Jc Js] Q♥ mischman: bets 470 Grumbledook: calls 470 *** RIVER *** [8d Jc Js Qh] 2♠ mischman: bets 1400 Grumbledook: folds mischman collected 1550 from pot mischman: shows [2h 7c] (two pair, Jacks and Deuces) *** SUMMARY *** Total pot 1550 | Rake 0 Board [8d Jc Js Qh 2s] Seat 2: Binger (small blind) folded before Flop Seat 3: mischman (big blind) collected (1550) Seat 5: TexasBlondie folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 7: Grumbledook folded on the River Seat 8: *MELINA 07* folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 9: MilesAM (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet) |
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How rigged, the flop is 7722 when i folded it a few hands ago PokerStars Game #9538538284: Tournament #47489741, $10+$1 Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2007/04/21 - 17:15:29 (ET) Table '47489741 2' 9-max Seat #5 is the button Seat 2: Binger (3995 in chips) Seat 3: mischman (8315 in chips) Seat 5: TexasBlondie (5285 in chips) Seat 8: *MELINA 07* (7095 in chips) Seat 9: MilesAM (5310 in chips) *MELINA 07*: posts small blind 25 MilesAM: posts big blind 50 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to mischman [3s Qh] Binger: raises 150 to 200 mischman: folds TexasBlondie: calls 200 *MELINA 07*: folds MilesAM: folds *** FLOP *** [7h 2h 2c] Binger: bets 350 TexasBlondie: calls 350 *** TURN *** [7h 2h 2c] 7♠ Binger: bets 1300 TexasBlondie: folds Binger collected 1175 from pot Binger: doesn't show hand *** SUMMARY *** Total pot 1175 | Rake 0 Board [7h 2h 2c 7s] Seat 2: Binger collected (1175) Seat 3: mischman folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 5: TexasBlondie (button) folded on the Turn Seat 8: *MELINA 07* (small blind) folded before Flop Seat 9: MilesAM (big blind) folded before Flop |
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PokerStars Game #9538660490: Tournament #47489741, $10+$1 Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2007/04/21 - 17:24:00 (ET) Table '47489741 2' 9-max Seat #3 is the button Seat 2: Binger (6345 in chips) Seat 3: mischman (7790 in chips) Seat 5: TexasBlondie (4885 in chips) Seat 8: *MELINA 07* (6270 in chips) Seat 9: MilesAM (4710 in chips) TexasBlondie: posts small blind 25 *MELINA 07*: posts big blind 50 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to mischman [2d 7d] MilesAM: raises 100 to 150 Binger: folds Binger is sitting out mischman: raises 250 to 400 TexasBlondie: calls 375 *MELINA 07*: folds MilesAM: calls 250 *** FLOP *** [4d 8c Qd] TexasBlondie: bets 100 MilesAM: folds mischman: calls 100 *** TURN *** [4d 8c Qd] 4♠ TexasBlondie: checks mischman: bets 400 TexasBlondie: calls 400 *** RIVER *** [4d 8c Qd 4s] [Td] TexasBlondie: checks mischman: bets 1450 TexasBlondie: calls 1450 *** SHOW DOWN *** mischman: shows [2d 7d] (a flush, Queen high) TexasBlondie: mucks hand mischman said, "sorry" mischman collected 5150 from pot *** SUMMARY *** Total pot 5150 | Rake 0 Board [4d 8c Qd 4s Td] Seat 2: Binger folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 3: mischman (button) showed [2d 7d] and won (5150) with a flush, Queen high Seat 5: TexasBlondie (small blind) mucked [Jc Jd] Seat 8: *MELINA 07* (big blind) folded before Flop Seat 9: MilesAM folded on the Flop |
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Thanks for your input Mischman, but the parameters of the pattern i discovered are quite precise.
1) Has to be a H2H game 2) Has to be the first "all-in before the flop" confrontation. 3) The smaller stack has to have the worst of it pre-flop. Just taking the last 6 which i have got documented evidence for, the odds of the small stack losing all 6 (and this isn't a whiny rant, i've been the small stack on a number of occassions and have come back to win) is over 300/1. If you add in the previous 8, it's over Half a million to one. Doesn't make sense, but that isn't variance. And this is over 3 sites, 9 on pokerstars, 1 on Absolute, and 4 on Full Tilt. And i'm not losing, i'm making over $200 a month playing H2H almost exclusively (due to time restrictions predominately) for a couple of hours a night. |
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You might say you have evidence for this or whatever, but what a few hands?? You know that's not enough evidence, and is just a ridiculous claim. |
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I'm not the only regular poster on site that has suggested it has gotten harder to win since the US ban. It's easy to see why pokersites would want to tilt the game in favour of poorer players, because once they lose their stacks (in the case of American players) they aren't able to re-deposit (and contribute to rake). I'm not an idiot, of course the likelyhood is that it isn't rigged, but i was saying that to myself when the run was at 6, again when it was at 10, it's now at 14, and sometimes you've got to take your own experience and observations over that of others. |
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This is a missapplication of probability. If you had sat down before any of this and written down those rules and then proceeded to get 14 results in a row then you might have something. However you have observed something and then built a set of rules to fit your observations. From the rules I can assume that the short stack has gone in with the best of it and lost and that on subsequent all ins the rules don't hold up. From your posts you have added these refinements as you've observed them. Originally it was that the short stack always wins when behind. If I throw 100 coins in the air and then note down the results of each coin, the probability of the exact result is not 1 in 10,000 or whatever it is 1 in 1 because it has already happened. If I call it correctly beforehand then it's something odd. You may decide to further refine your ruleset based on experience when you discover that it doesn't work if it's the 3rd hand of the game or when the Kd is involved or it's raining. But you are stretching your theory to fit the results it's not scientific method. Now you have a set of rules, try them out without changing them and see the results. |
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I thought cards are always being shuffled in online poker? Tell me how at the play money tables if can tell me my hand before i get dealt any cards(SS shows 2 cards but my finger is slow)!!!
RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!! RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!! RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!!RIGGED!!!! |
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If your playing at full tilt then you forgot that the random number generator is a bit screwie. It goes in patterns from a high flop to a low one. If you can catch it and have the corresponding cards, then you can beat it. Also FT tends to pay off straights if your on a draw. Provided if you have the correct cards to play. (low cards/low flop, high cards/high flop)
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This is the kind of thing that sets people off. This happens at FTP too. These are not real cards. It's animation. Do you really think it takes 3 seconds for a computer to deal out the cards? Your cards and the cards of everyone at the table are selected instantaniously and before they land infront of you. The cards flying around the table and landing in your lap is just a cartoon. However, I'm sure that being able to see them before the deal is done is an unintended glitch. If you can figure out how to make use of it let us know.
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