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Poker sites are way worse. First deposit you hit everything. Flush draws, full houses, straight draws, trips off the flop. It’s ridiculous. Everyone one of them. Boom then bad beat after bad beat. The worst i had was losing pocket kings 7 times in a row. What’s the the odds on that and btw not one of them 7 did i play against pocket aces.
Poker has an unbelievable variance, I’m sure, like myself, you’ve played a lot of hands, I don’t think being new has anything to do with it. I’ve been a lot unluckier with cards cracking my high pairs and losing with flopped full houses in live play than online.
Tend to agree with Rbeen here, the fate in poker depends on the seat your given or choose.. Superstitions ftw ?
But yeah PS in particular is very fair and balanced, Party poker too and are constantly monitored by outside parties doing observation and using trackers.
Most poker hands are either between 6/4 or 2/1 odds so when running below expected EV (winning hands) it can be brutal.
Poker sites are way worse. First deposit you hit everything. Flush draws, full houses, straight draws, trips off the flop. It’s ridiculous. Everyone one of them. Boom then bad beat after bad beat. The worst i had was losing pocket kings 7 times in a row. What’s the the odds on that and btw not one of them 7 did i play against pocket aces.
Poker has an unbelievable variance, I’m sure, like myself, you’ve played a lot of hands, I don’t think being new has anything to do with it. I’ve been a lot unluckier with cards cracking my high pairs and losing with flopped full houses in live play than online.
Tend to agree with Rbeen here, the fate in poker depends on the seat your given or choose.. Superstitions ftw
But yeah PS in particular is very fair and balanced, Party poker too and are constantly monitored by outside parties doing observation and using trackers.
Most poker hands are either between 6/4 or 2/1 odds so when running below expected EV (winning hands) it can be brutal.
I’ve seen some crazy shit on poker sites that just makes you think wow how’s that possible it’s just so unrealistic. The amount of hands that gets both players involved. The crazy all ins which for some reason 90% of the time goes to the player with the higher stack. Become chip leader in a tournament and just watch good hand after good hand. Every flop hitting top pair. I’ve played hundreds of tournaments for hours on end and firmly believe the organisers want the tournament to finish as quick as possible. Why. The quicker it finishes the quicker you can pay to enter another tournament.
