Cash out on PokerStars...

[paintedbynumbers]

So to put this in recent perspective, I just withdrew $320 last night mostly sports and casino winnings from foxbet but also via pokerstars. I went on today and lose with AQ preflop to J10 flop is JJA go figure right?

Next hand I have K8 same guy calls and has K7 flop is K74 Don't you think things like that are fishy?

How about Aces on 9 boards out of 10. The new thing on PS is that the flop will have aces paired. So AA5 for example. Saw it at least 20 times in the $10 bounty yest.

I've heard of sites being "rigged for action" but since Corona hit I've never seen anything as bad as Pokerstars. The best preflop hand rarely wins in an all in.

 

[BenSprocket]

Are referring to the option of cashing out once you go all in. I like it regardless of percentage. If I am up against AA or just plain dominated I take it. I have only taken it 2 or 3 times, when I am ahead I do not take it. I think I have won 80% of the time. As far as poker online being rigged, I believe it is but you will never be able to prove it, so I just let it go and enjoy playing.

Do your carers allow you to use sharp knives or are you still working towards that goal?