GervaCWB
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We often notice online poker software playing against us in certain hands. What do you do in these moments?
what he said, and try to find a foldWe try to understand this and be calm
I don't know about the flop, but if you're short on chips close to bursting the bubble, be smart, the software will give you a good hand, like JJ, AQ or low pair, just to knock you out of the tournament.We often notice online poker software playing against us in certain hands. What do you do in these moments?
what I mean is that clearly the cards look different when the game is online, depending on algorithms for the game to flow and this makes some unlikely hands happen more often.Not sure what you are talking about. What is a "flop trap", and how it is specific to online poker?
I only heard truths!I don't know about the flop, but if you're short on chips close to bursting the bubble, be smart, the software will give you a good hand, like JJ, AQ or low pair, just to knock you out of the tournament.
What I mean is that sometimes the odds are always against you. The software makes it happen, it's just a simple algorithm as the system needs all the data to calculate who wins.You cannot know exactly what will come up on the flop. After the flop, you also don't know what card will come up, but after the flop you can assume the probability of getting the card you need and, depending on the opponent's actions, continue the game or fold the card. And the fact that the site lures you with a good map is already fiction.
We often notice online poker software playing against us in certain hands. What do you do in these moments?
I always try to get this message across but sometimes it's really hard to follow!2. Get over it, it happens, so what? It's just a stupid game of cards, anyway. You know the numbers will work out in your favour in the long run if you trust them.
So basically you are saying, that online poker is rigged to create more action. Do you have any kind of data to support your claim, that "unlikely hands happen more often" than they statistically should?what I mean is that clearly the cards look different when the game is online, depending on algorithms for the game to flow and this makes some unlikely hands happen more often.