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Poker - Why I think online poker is rigged
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Blah, Blah, Blah. Poker is rigged or the site is juiced always comes out when you are at the losing end of deal. But wait, what about those times you tried to steal the pot with your 8-10os, got called on it with pkt As and the hand winds up with you winning with a boat? Forgot about that one didn't you? This is where most of the rigged threads seem to veer away from.
The bitching starts when you are having a run of bad luck. It happens to all of us. And after whatever the time period is it will flip back to a winning period. It has nothing to do with the sites either being rigged or juiced. So you sit back and go with the flow. And if you don't have the temperment to ride out the downswing then don't play. Read and study until you are clear in your head enough to go back into the fray. |
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#73
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"poker is rigged, blah blah blah, boo hoo, i can't win and i'm a poker god."
"no it's not, your just a donkey, blah blah blah." flog a dead horse (British, American & Australian, American) to waste time trying to do something that will not succeed. You're flogging a dead horse trying to persuade Simon to come to Spain with us - he hates going abroad. (usually in continuous tenses) Do you think it's worth sending my manuscript to other publishers or I am just beating a dead horse? See also: dead, horse flog something to death (British, American & Australian, informal, American) to use a particular style or to discuss a particular subject so many times that it is not interesting any more. He basically takes one theme and flogs it to death for three hundred and fifty pages. No sporting event is beaten to death more than the Sugar Bowl - it is analyzed again and again by the commentators. or in this case, poker is rigged theories. |
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Doesn't Daniel Negreanu do this 10 times every televised tourney that he is in?? The thing is...you don' tsee the 20 other times that Daniel makes a call and is completely off. |
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Someone has brought this up before in the forums.
At least here in America, our newsmedia love nothing more than being able to blow open a huge story. With that being said, with all the poker tracking software out there do you HONESTLY think that there aren't some mathematicians checking these things out?? This would be as big a story as "To catch a Predator" |
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See what I mean? Ridiculous, just plain ridiculous. So BBB, I'm bitching because I'm losing? I don't know how many times I have to say that isn't the case but obviously you don't believe me. Take a lot at these forum leaderboards here , here , and here. I'm in the top 5 of all 3, I don't know out of how many players but I'm guessing its hundreds, with the last one its thousands. In the same time I've built a BR from 0 - 800 split across 5 sites. I guess I really suck, huh? Even more funny is that you are on the same leaderboards and have played twice as many games as me on both. I think YOU should read more books..... ![]() The fact of the matter is we just have different ways of attributing our successes and failures (see Sports Psychology > Attribution Theory). You (and it seems all your buddies) believe that all your results are as a direct consequence of your actions. I only partially believe this. In my case it means that both wins and defeats are pretty much water off a ducks back and I move on, thus I have a perfectly adequate pyschological disposition to continue playing this game. I'm guessing you must be beating yourself up on a pretty regular basis based on yours...But that isn't really of any concern to me, because I accept the differences in personalities that we all have and am willing to listen to views from anyone, and tolerate them if they are different. So why can't you? |
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I've asked this in another post before. Name me one of these guys thats got my back, name me one scam they've exposed, or at least show me where I can find some data or reports that they are producing. |
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if you are going to quote me and call me rediculous, then quote my whole post. it is meant as a generalization to the whole online poker is rigged theory plays out on a poker forum.
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Fair enough. I retract that. Anywayz, gang. I've got some donkey bashing to be getting back to, as I'm sure we all do. Shall we say same time next week?! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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![]() I think everything has been stated quite clearly previously. |
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#89
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- You've stated in past threads that you have a good grasp of statistics (I think you have, anyway, forgive me if this isn't the case - I'm sure as hell not backtracking through your dozens of conspiracy posts). - You've stated in this thread that while you don't think the games are 'rigged' against any particular people, they are 'juiced' overall. - You then proceed to state that one person's hands won't be enough to analyze these allegations - you'd need everyone's holecards turned up. - FP points out that, if your assertion that the games are not particularly biased towards any individual are true, then you in fact can conduct a perfectly adequate analysis with just your own hands, as the distribution of your hands would, assuming an unbiased game, be in balance with the distribution of hands to all other players. In other words, if one person can expect to hit more strong hands than is to be expected, then in an unbiased game the same will apply to all other players and thus only one set of holecards is needed, given a large enough sample size. - You completely ignore said point because it makes you look stupid and throws your 'good understanding' of statistics into question. gg sir, gg |
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#90
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online poker is rigged. A statement that i have believed and irrationaly screamed at tables. But, the truth is online poker is not rigged. We say it so we dont feel badly about our play but instead say its the sites fault. The truth is you dont look at the abundance of normal hands played at the table you just look at the ones that r like wtf did that just happen. If you play loose you are usually the ones who are complaining about the bad beats. If you played hands like ace 9 of daimonds from early postion and lose to a "bad beat" then that was really your fault for playing it in the first place. Full tilt rewards tight play and definetly doesnt reward slow playing keep that in mind.
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You're a weird guy, but just for you: 1). Correct 2). Correct 3). Correct 4). You might think that you can make a pefectly adequate analysis with 22-44% of the available data while making assumptions about the rest, but I do not concur with this. 5). I'm not feeling particularly stupid at the moment, but if makes you feel to better to think that I am then by all means knock yourself out with that thought! Now, if you really want to put a nail in my argument's coffin, then answer me this and lets put this to bed once and for all. This is the one YOU have been avoiding. Re: The number crunchers that will save us from evil: Quote:
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Eh, Pink Gremlins? oh, do you mean 'Number Crunchers'? Are they one and the same thing? I'm confused you see because I don't understand basic logic. ![]() |
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#93
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if you're not comfortable with me using your assumptions, then you're obviously not comfortable in your assumptions. amusing. Quote:
How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security next pls |
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o m g. But... How do you not underst... I mean... Oh, never mind... |
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Playing lots of freerolls and not showing well on the LB has no bearing on my play. I subscribe to the allin or bust theory of FR play. And as for me reading more books...you should be very grateful that I don't. Else you wouldn't be anywhere near the top of the leaderboards. The one thing that really gets me is that you state that results are only partially related to your actions. That is such an assinine statement. You make the choice whether to bet, raise or fold. And because of your actions other reactions take place. You are responsible for the results. And if you can't take responsibility for your actions and have to look elsewhere to place blame suggests to me that you are the one with the attitude problem and needs to rethink how and why they play. And case in point, by writing what you wrote resulted in me calling you an ass. So take responsibilty for your actions. |
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Next pls Last edited by DaFrench1 : 21-11-2007 at 3:44 AM. |
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Phew! I'm glad I just folded this one pre-flop!
Here villain 1 flops a straight, I would have turned a nut straight had I got involved, but villain 2 takes it on the river with a boat. Here we can only see 33% of the data I'm interested in and 66% is missing (Obviously simplified as I'm not counting the board). Wouldn't you want to know what the other players had here? How many more do you think get a made hand here? theres got to be a couple of hearts out there at least, so count as couple of flushes on top, maybe. Q8? QJ? How does PT help me solve this riddle?? |
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If you can't understand that rather simple concept, then I don't think there is any way to rationally continue this discussion with you. |
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Logical inference time!
If the likelihood of predetermined big hand over big hand situations occuring is larger than one could reasonably expect, it logically follows that the number of big hand over big hand situations at showdown will be larger than one could reasonably expect. I don't really know what to say re. Absolute. The PT screenshots, infinite river AFs, winrates that were 12 standard deviations greater than the mean convinced every decent poker player before the Absolute Poker HH did. I'm not going to dispute that the HH was indeed the 'smoking gun', but the Absolute Poker issue illustrates that if someone has a legitimate complaint about the fairness of a poker site, there are people datamining who will be able to confirm that person's suspicions. Absolute Poker could have continued to deny the allegations without the HH, but their denials would simply not have been plausible in the face of the statistical evidence. Besides, a lot of the stuff Absolute Poker have said since they admitted the problem has been utter bollocks too (they "immediately investigated and identified the problem"? lol!) The article is old, it's just the first really extensive thing I stumbled onto on google. Nonetheless, again let's try a little logical inference. If people were doing such things in 1999, and the popularity (and arguably the legitimacy) of online poker has grown by many times since then, would you expect more or less of the same to be going on today? If you want more links and stuff, google is your friend. |