Elie_Yammine
Visionary
Silver Level
Hey everyone!I usually always play at full tilt poker and mostly like SnGs and MTTs but lately I have noticed something and would like a second opinion.Anyone else notices that if there's a short stack having a better hand and he goes all in against the bigger stack, the bigger stack wins 90% of the time?This has nothing to do with cards,about 90% of the time the river card will pop up for the losing bigger stack or a flush or whatever...
I even had it happen to me when I had pocket aces and went all in preflop and he calls with 8-9o and he gets the straight or KQ and he has both, or when i have full 10s over 4s the other player gets a fourth four to complete a quad...It's nuts!
It also happens the other way around whereas I have AQ for instance and hit the Q on the flop I go toe to toe with A pocket K and I get an Ace at the river just because I have bigger stacks.
I see this happening to everyone on the table and I wonder, does full tilt want to get done as quickly as possible with the tournament so they give the larger stacks more money and make all the other smaller stacks lose quickly?Its easier and quicker than making the bigger stack lose and there's plenty of shorter stacks while there are a few larger stacks...Again this does not always happen but it sucks if it's a basis!Any thoughts on this?
I even had it happen to me when I had pocket aces and went all in preflop and he calls with 8-9o and he gets the straight or KQ and he has both, or when i have full 10s over 4s the other player gets a fourth four to complete a quad...It's nuts!
It also happens the other way around whereas I have AQ for instance and hit the Q on the flop I go toe to toe with A pocket K and I get an Ace at the river just because I have bigger stacks.
I see this happening to everyone on the table and I wonder, does full tilt want to get done as quickly as possible with the tournament so they give the larger stacks more money and make all the other smaller stacks lose quickly?Its easier and quicker than making the bigger stack lose and there's plenty of shorter stacks while there are a few larger stacks...Again this does not always happen but it sucks if it's a basis!Any thoughts on this?