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I have to admit that I found it a little difficult to understand your post but I'd be very interested to see the figures that you use to justify your 80% comment.
Jeepers, man - I was hoping to keep that secret.
first player after big blind goes allin with a poor hand 4-7 off suit the next player packs then it comes to you and you got a-k, now you go allin, you see the hand you are up against, "great" I hear you say, the flop 4-q-10 followed by a 9 and river 2
who has won, yes 1st allin with poor hand making you feel sick, you leave stating your last words "what a joke".
There you have it, must admit, this allin, does not happen all the time for the same player, 80% is alot to be up against, never mind hands.
I still have no idea where you get your figure of 80% from - it very much looks like you've plucked a number from the air without any information to back it up.
74 often beats AK, if it didn't there would certainly be something wrong with the way that (online) poker works.
For your information, the AK is less than 2/1 favourite in that position so you would expect to lose 1 of every 3 times that it happens over a very large sample. I suspect that you are using a sample of one or two hands.
If you supplied me with all the hands you played, I could illustrate this to you.
People often see patterns that aren't there - it is a well known human condition. Basing statements like this on a small sample of hands is very unscientific and illogical.
You do have access to all your hand histories. Unlike you, I have actually done some statistical analysis of a sample of hands and found nothing exceptional statistically at all.
Making statements like "the big stack always wins" is laughable in its naivety. Just look at a decent sample of hands, do the correct analysis, and you will see that nothing untoward is happening.
Also, thankyou for the compliment.
By definition your exit hands will always have been won by the bigger stack.
In addition to this, considering that many players spew chips when they are stacked up, the big stacks are more likely to deliver the bad beats.
tonight KJ, flop had KJ6 - short goes allin I call. he has A6 and turn and river A A.
It is rigged I tell you!!
Since the update I've been on a bad downswing. Can't win against anyone.
I am not paranoid.
I think!!
re-raise all in - any sort of bakery item and I have quads
Hi all,
I've had to deleted the last post on this thread due to the nature of the language used. I can understand your getting frustrated when things don;t go your way but please try and keep the comments clean.
SkyMod4
80% of all facts are ignored because 80% of people prefer to believe their selective memories!
Ps Im 80% sure Im talking sense but then again their is about 80% chance Im talking rubbish! LOL
argo Small blind £0.15 £0.15 £40.67 rtc Big blind £0.30 £0.45 £199.04 Your hole cards Q 9 JOHNACES71 Fold biggs Fold TATTIES Fold simonnatur Raise £0.90 £1.35 £29.07 argo Call £0.75 £2.10 £39.92 rtc Call £0.60 £2.70 £198.44 Flop 6 7 3 argo Check rtc Bet £2.03 £4.73 £196.41 simonnatur Call £2.03 £6.76 £27.04 argo Call £2.03 £8.79 £37.89 Turn A argo Check rtc Check simonnatur Check River 3 argo Bet £4.40 £13.19 £33.49 rtc Raise £17.59 £30.78 £178.82 simonnatur Fold argo All-in £33.49 £64.27 £0.00 rtc Raise £40.60 £104.87 £138.22 rtc Unmatched bet £20.30 £84.57 £158.52 argo Show Q 9 rtc Show A 3 rtc Win Full House, 3s and Aces £82.77 £241.29
this s*ite gets worse every day
can someone from sky please come on and explain what the hell is going on ..
and why the river always helps the losing hand every time ..
absolute joke
u should change the name to river poker instead of sky
Ps the river card doesnt help the hand that is behind EVERYTIME it only seem to do so if you suffer paranioa! What you and others seem to forget is that the river is 20% of all community cards and also will be the pivotal card quite often being the last one!
With Q9 suited I dont call out of position I mainly just FOLD.
If I feel that the guy on the button is raising everytime he is on the button I might re-raise who knows the BB might still come along with his A3 I dont know.
The flop brings me the flush draw so I continue with the betting with a pot sized bet if the chancer then calls with bottom pair so be it but he again is given the chance to fold!
When the flush on the turn comes Im putting in another pot sized bet or jamming depending on stack sizes.
If he is still in the pot and hits and says ul. I say "no problem" knowing I did everything I could to win the pot!