Which site deals the most diamonds?

#1 10th September 2008, 6:46 AM

As with the previous one, since everyone has such a great memory, which site deals the most diamonds?

#2 10th September 2008, 6:49 AM

Answer: Your winnings don't depend on diamonds, so your brain doesn't remember that. Your brain plays tricks on you to remember suckouts. You don't have a good enough memory to truly assess the data in an impartial manner. If you did you could answer this question. Since you can't any observations that rely on you remembering specifics over a long period of time should not be trusted. You cannot assess whether you're hitting draws often enough, or getting sucked out on too much, or your AA not holding up often enough, etc. unless you have some sort of tracking device (PT, HEM, old fashioned pen+paper, excel spreadsheet, etc.).

#3 10th September 2008, 6:52 AM

its like 2am, im tired, and this thread trips me out. Mmmm well suckouts are not remembered by me, good old weed and your short term memory loss, its the cure for the most brutal of beats.

I find teh diamonds on the pokerstars but its rigged so I think diamonds belong on real cards or on peoples fingers/ears.

#4 10th September 2008, 6:55 AM

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Originally Posted by zachvac

Answer: Your winnings don't depend on diamonds, so your brain doesn't remember that. Your brain plays tricks on you to remember suckouts. You don't have a good enough memory to truly assess the data in an impartial manner. If you did you could answer this question. Since you can't any observations that rely on you remembering specifics over a long period of time should not be trusted. You cannot assess whether you're hitting draws often enough, or getting sucked out on too much, or your AA not holding up often enough, etc. unless you have some sort of tracking device (Poker Tracker, HEM, old fashioned pen+paper, excel spreadsheet, etc.).

no way man, the answer is full tilt

#5 10th September 2008, 6:58 AM

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Originally Posted by combuboom

no way man, the answer is full tilt

full tilt is rigged wtf>?

#6 10th September 2008, 7:00 AM

yeah, according to hold em manager my DDPF (diamonds dealt preflop) is like 8 standard deviations from the mean

#7 10th September 2008, 7:02 AM

Jesus tapdancing christ we have a serious issue. I better go post about how full tilt is rigged, 8 devs on the DDPF oh my fcking god.

#8 10th September 2008, 10:49 AM

wow you guys are getting hard up for new material....
btw it can't be fulltilt ...i hate fulltilt and everyone knows diamonds are a girls best friend

#9 10th September 2008, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Monoxide

Jesus tapdancing christ

lol

#10 10th September 2008, 1:13 PM

The answer is obvious. The old Double Diamonds poker site. Their big selling point was that there were two sets of diamonds in every deck. They dropped clubs, so as not to affect the integrity of the game.

Not only that, but they had an accumulating Diamond Flush jackpot that went to the a player who held a diamond flush at showdown. That sometimes got up as high as $8 or $9.

They went out of business, sadly. No idea why.

#11 10th September 2008, 1:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Monoxide

Jesus tapdancing christ we have a serious issue. I better go post about how full tilt is rigged, 8 devs on the DDPF oh my fcking god.

Oh I am quite sure you can find an existing thread to add too, lol
There are plenty

#12 11th September 2008, 12:45 AM

On Stars I just got 2 hands in a row that had 2 diamonds, and then the board came up with 2 diamonds :O Not the third though

#13 11th September 2008, 1:45 AM

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Originally Posted by beardyian

lol

I know I just lol'd and about 3 ppl looked at me like I was crazy...

#14 11th September 2008, 3:06 AM

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Originally Posted by KingCurtis

I know I just lol'd and about 3 ppl looked at me like I was crazy...

I laughed so loud I wok my wife up.

oooops

~H

#15 11th September 2008, 3:11 AM

Hehehe
best thread ever imo.

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