04-23-2002, 11:54 AM
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random Pronunciation Key (rndm) adj.
Having no specific pattern, purpose, or objective: random movements. See Synonyms at chance. Mathematics & Statistics. Of or relating to a type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution. Of or relating to an event in which all outcomes are equally likely, as in the testing of a blood sample for the presence of a substance.
I suppose that if you played a lifetime of hold'em, the internet lets us play many more hands than normally possible, you will NOT see it all. I have seen the craziest things already and I have only logged about 20,000 hands online. I was delt pocket aces 12 times in less than 4 hours and have gone hundreds of hands without seeing a single ace. I see posts that encourage us to believe that deals are fixed to pump rake, well this is possible. Not exactly likely, but possible.
I am only suggesting that with SOOO many loose player with no casino to be embarrassed about learning poker in, you will see a lot of rivers that make you say hmmm. As far as the deal being fixed, maybe. I will just play the cards I’m delt to the maximum playable odds. If I have to muck a hand because the flop was dangerous, that is just what I have to do. 50 - 80 hands per hour will give to the opportunity to tell a bunch of stories, it is unlikely that there is cheating on the part of any online casino, IMO. The very definition of random leave open the opportunity for many outcomes and you will just have to consider the fact that you should have folded your aces when the turn comes with 5 opponents raise and reraises you pair. Top pair - top kicker is not the most powerful hand vs multiple opponents who are all drawing to a bigger hand.
I am not a significant poker winner like some on this forum, but this talk about fixed deals is as fishy as half the players who are at the tables we play on. The only difference between ten years ago and now is we now have a local forum where hundreds of players from all over the world can come together and share their bad-beat stories and conspiracies theories instead of sharing stories on how to beat these faster, high-variance, loose games where anything can happen and usually does.
random Pronunciation Key (rndm) adj.
Having no specific pattern, purpose, or objective: random movements. See Synonyms at chance. Mathematics & Statistics. Of or relating to a type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution. Of or relating to an event in which all outcomes are equally likely, as in the testing of a blood sample for the presence of a substance.
I suppose that if you played a lifetime of hold'em, the internet lets us play many more hands than normally possible, you will NOT see it all. I have seen the craziest things already and I have only logged about 20,000 hands online. I was delt pocket aces 12 times in less than 4 hours and have gone hundreds of hands without seeing a single ace. I see posts that encourage us to believe that deals are fixed to pump rake, well this is possible. Not exactly likely, but possible.
I am only suggesting that with SOOO many loose player with no casino to be embarrassed about learning poker in, you will see a lot of rivers that make you say hmmm. As far as the deal being fixed, maybe. I will just play the cards I’m delt to the maximum playable odds. If I have to muck a hand because the flop was dangerous, that is just what I have to do. 50 - 80 hands per hour will give to the opportunity to tell a bunch of stories, it is unlikely that there is cheating on the part of any online casino, IMO. The very definition of random leave open the opportunity for many outcomes and you will just have to consider the fact that you should have folded your aces when the turn comes with 5 opponents raise and reraises you pair. Top pair - top kicker is not the most powerful hand vs multiple opponents who are all drawing to a bigger hand.
I am not a significant poker winner like some on this forum, but this talk about fixed deals is as fishy as half the players who are at the tables we play on. The only difference between ten years ago and now is we now have a local forum where hundreds of players from all over the world can come together and share their bad-beat stories and conspiracies theories instead of sharing stories on how to beat these faster, high-variance, loose games where anything can happen and usually does.