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why does bad players always win
why do??? I was going to ask why certain people always win. why certain people are always luckier than other, why random chance favours other the so called better players win 9 out of 10 races. Team this Team that. Or why you start to win with rubbish only to spectaular to lose with aa ak kk or high card against 83 off
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otherwise poker would be full of winners
now that just ain't possible
You ask "why certain players always win" - Well, if you play the same players time & time again, you are always going to remembers the same players that beat your hand, however, when you win, you will never remember the players you beat.
Bounty6 Hunters have a very high variance & it can be a very long learning curve. Sometimes the ABC hands you would normally play in NLH are just way off the mark compared to the type of hands we would be leading with in a Bounty Hunter Tournament.
Play your hands much slower, widen your range, Obviously Aces & Kings are good to get them all-in with pre-flop, but if you want to see a flop, have a big look at connected cards instead of waiting for premium hands. Fold when you don't hit, but don't be scarred to chase if you hit the up & down straight or flush draw.
Your hand/game sample (According to your stats) is far too small to conclude that regs are winning 9 times out of 10 and I would suspect that in reality this is probably much lower, however, if you feel you have a good case, then I would suggest, reducing your bet sizing pre-flop & down the streets & widening your starting hands to include most connected cards from 56 upwards. Keep your bets LOW & if you don't connect then fold to any aggro bets.
Best of Luck
Pokertrev.
If you play low level stakes you will ge a higher % of shall we say 'adventurous' players. Yes they win on occasion but believe me good solid players will win more in the long run or adapt their game. It's not rocket science. Anyone might say you're suggesting its fixed. Well let's not bring that silly old chestnut up, shall we....oops!
It's called Skill.
#gg