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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6756773, member: 1003394"] Hello brother First, what my brother [USER=307971]@Luvepoker[/USER] says is true. In a hand-to-hand confrontation, always the worst hand of all, for example, a 72 can beat AA but the percentage will be very low, 6 to 1 or 5 to 1. Other hands have percentage hands, but there is always that possibility. As for when 5 enters an all-in. And well that's a tombola or bingo, in general the one with the best card wins. I thought like you a long time ago, but when I started playing cash a while ago, I realized thanks to studying the game that 85% of the hands that I criticized or blamed on the system or bad luck, had been lost because the one who played badly was me. And let's say "my luck" began when I began to study the game and reduce the number of hands in which I may have these problems. I will cite you an example. You have 99 in UTG and you open, CO reraises 3 bets and SB reraises 4 bets and BB reraises allin. Answer me, what chance of winning the hand with 99 do you have??? That is, assuming CO calls and has 1010, SB calls and has JJ, and BB has AA, you'll have to hit the 9 showdown first for your set, and none of the others complete a set. At the same time, you can complete your set but a straight flush can come that is won by one of your opponents, or a ladder, very normal things that happen in a multiway allin. Do you understand what I say???? Calculate that 99 many times it is complicated in a one-on-one scenario, imagine in a multiway scenario!!! So dear friend, in those situations you should press the fold button and wait for the next hand. This is how players who achieve great things play, many times folding. Finally, I leave you with your concern about the hand histories in poker stars. You must go to the "settings" tab and where it says "game history" there you will have 2 options "hand history" and "tournament history". You must select a folder on your PC and all your histories will automatically appear in the indicated folder. greetings brother, and I hope I was able to help you:):):) [/QUOTE]

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