All rigged

[toner70]

they can do anything with their program

My thoughts on this. There is a RNG, and I think it works just like playing a slot machine.
There is a % payout, frequency of wins, etc etc.
There are a LOT of "setting" that can be tweaked.

If you take a sample from all the players, it will seem fair and random.
If you take two separate players and match them, once will have a higher luck rate than the other. I also think that the owner of the site is able to change these settings just as they would on a slot.

My reasoning behind this, is on Natural, I won 3 tickets to their main event Day 1 in the last two weeks. That means I made it to the top 20 and below (Or higher depending on which way you look at it)

Each time in the Day 1 event, Something ridiculous happens, like I get AA in the BB.
Couple of limpers and a min raise, I raise pot. 1 limper calls and all else fold.
I flop an A making a set I raise pot on the flop, limper calls, I raise pot on the turn, limper calls, I'm all in on the river, limper calls.

He hit runner runner on the turn and river to get a straight 6 high with no flush draw possibilities.

By no means am I a pro player, but there are a LOT of situations especially in these big money tournaments where strange things happen.

I've learned, never go all in against a bigger stack than you, no matter what your holdings. 99% of the time....you will lose.

the fact of seeing the players who have more chips wins over the small chips so it's programmed and there !!!! the conclusion they can do anything with their program so it's rigged

 

[toner70]

great trick that pokers rooms use

the great trick that pokers rooms use when you are with an opponent and you had put all your chips they give you one or 2 winning cards but the program favors the large chips with of course that odds we give it 100 cards % winner so you're going to say "I narrowly missed"

 

[MickGreed]

Are you the guy that goes all in everyhand then yells its rigged, thats really not the way to play poker, learn how to play it,

 

[valen_niyee]

I ignore your comment about the forum and the freerroll and people .... the first time I started playing online poker I quickly realized that it is rigged and since then I play just for fun so there is 2 possibilities either you are an affiliate or representative of a room or you play and win with cheating "no need proof just watch the cards deal" and to go further there is not only the three sites but all the rooms are rigged and your image is stupid FACEPALM



yes you must have the experience do not following the big chips

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I am studying the poker software I know in advance that it includes a lot of odds combinations
- the large chips wins at 90% it depends on the opponent's odds acceleration of the tournament
- odds for loyal players
- odds for people who put a lot of money
- odds for staff

100% agree. He must be “that guy”
Lol.
Just wrote about this in others thread.
If the variance put odds on statisic of the player it means the game is not random or we can say its rigged.

 

[riverlizard3]

calm yourself

Just use online as a fun game ,like going to amusement park,where you spend money and maybe you win a 25 cent trinket--find live games so you can test out your abilities--good luck

 

[wstclair777]

Just shoved 99 from the button with 13bb and got called by the BB, who had 30bb and had AK. I won the hand, how could that happen?

 

[2fingershuffle]

Just shoved 99 from the button with 13bb and got called by the BB, who had 30bb and had AK. I won the hand, how could that happen?

Click all-in with purpose cguru:

 

[Pokerpoet2]

Just use online as a fun game ,like going to amusement park,where you spend money and maybe you win a 25 cent trinket--find live games so you can test out your abilities--good luck

Well said.

You are Spot on, I only ever play low and micro stakes on-line and the occasional free-roll, I save the real money for Live games at the pub's and Casino's. At least I can see the faces of the players who are all trying to take my money.
On-line Poker is just a bit of fun for me and it helps to keep me occupied during the lock-downs we have all suffered during the pandemic, Risking your hard earned cash on-line would be stupid by anyone who is dumb enough to trust everything on face value.
Players complain about on-line poker site's being Rigged or they are using HUD and BOT software, If you think that, change the site or stop playing on-line altogether, they are not holding you hostage at gunpoint, we all have choices in everything we do and if you are being ripped off by someone, Give the evidence to the Police and
STOP! COMPLAINING!

When the fun Stops, STOP!

 

[fundiver199]

Risking your hard earned cash on-line would be stupid by anyone who is dumb enough to trust everything on face value.

The person, who just won dollar 1,5 million in the WCOOP main event on pokerstars probably dont agree, that its "stupid" to get involved in online high stakes games. But of course you need to be really good to have a chance against the best in the world, and then have some luck to take down a major tournament like this as well.

Players complain about on-line Poker site's being Rigged or they are using HUD and BOT software, If you think that, change the site or stop playing on-line altogether, they are not holding you hostage at gunpoint, we all have choices in everything we do and if you are being ripped off by someone, Give the evidence to the Police and STOP! COMPLAINING! When the fun Stops, STOP!

Absolutely true. But most posts like this one are actually made by people, who just want to dump a pile of dirt on their way out. OP from this one has only made one subsequent post in CC forum, which happened a few days later in another thread about "rigged poker sites" in october 2020. So presumably he has actually stopped playing and will never read nor nead our advice

 

[DPo320]

I think so Too, but I am convinced that with enough insight, experience and practice you can still come out on top. After all, it's all about minimizing losses and maximizing wins.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

The person, who just won dollar 1,5 million in the WCOOP main event on PokerStars probably dont agree, that its "stupid" to get involved in online high stakes games. But of course you need to be really good to have a chance against the best in the world, and then have some luck to take down a major tournament like this as well.



Absolutely true. But most posts like this one are actually made by people, who just want to dump a pile of dirt on their way out. OP from this one has only made one subsequent post in CC forum, which happened a few days later in another thread about "rigged poker sites" in october 2020. So presumably he has actually stopped playing and will never read nor nead our advice

I agree with you, but there are things that are completely out of our control when playing on-line The Internet Connection and Computer Crashes that sometimes happen, are totally out of our hands.
I watched Daniel Negreanu, the other day losing a $25,000 buy in game on GGPoker, for him it is probably peanuts, but if it happened to me I would be swinging off a bridge somewhere now.
Poker has to be played with some responsibility, and risking huge amounts on-line is fine if you can afford it, but everyone has their own bankroll, and how much we risk is down to each individual player.
This is why I always tell people to stick to the 1% bankroll rule, because it is the sensible and responsible way to gamble in any game, whether you bet on a poker game or on a Horse race, know your limits and stick to them.
I think a lot of players have to blame something for their losses when gambling, anything but themselves, it is when we can accept responsibility for our actions, we can then become better at losing, and more grateful when we win. Nice talking and I do agree with you, some players just cannot accept defeat gracefully and have to spout off!

When the fun Stops, STOP!

 

[fundiver199]

I agree with you, but there are things that are completely out of our control when playing on-line The Internet Connection and Computer Crashes that sometimes happen, are totally out of our hands.

True and its also much more difficult to detect, if someone is colluding against us, getting real time coaching or using non-permitted software like real time solvers. So I would also be more hesitant to play for 25.000$ online than in a casino. But the reality is, most of the people making posts like this were playing for very low stakes like 5$ or less. And yet they still think, the poker site would bother rigging the river to make them lose

Poker has to be played with some responsibility, and risking huge amounts on-line is fine if you can afford it, but everyone has their own bankroll, and how much we risk is down to each individual player.

This is why I always tell people to stick to the 1% bankroll rule, because it is the sensible and responsible way to gamble in any game, whether you bet on a Poker game or on a Horse race, know your limits and stick to them.


I think a lot of players have to blame something for their losses when gambling, anything but themselves, it is when we can accept responsibility for our actions, we can then become better at losing, and more grateful when we win.

Could not have said it any better myself

 

[terryk]

Losers have to blame something,,,,

 

[franken222]

What does "the cards are programmed with player odds", mean?

Maybe you could help us all, and inform us at to which sites aren't rigged.

 

[sergui72]

If you think so, then this happens not only in poker, but also in life)

 

[4e kogo1]

Poker

My friend, not everything is what it seems, based on this, you just need to figure it out a little with this game and at a distance you will understand everything (that the chances are initially equal for everyone)

 

[Fangson]

A reasonable bankroll attitude and sufficient distance can help allay doubts.

 

[johnnylawford]

I tried 3 poker platform partypoker, pokerstars, american carderoom and I noticed that they are all rigged the cards are programmed with player odds

What's your metric for defining a site as "rigged"? I'm assuming you have a significant set of hands played on each site for your analysis (20K+), so if you have noticed "rigged" patterns across these sites I would recommend taking advantage of it.

Also, you should check out the master "rigged" thread below for a lot more history on this topic:

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/bad...ll-rigged-roads-lead-297777/?highlight=rigged