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[QUOTE="Ronaldadio, post: 644632, member: 11310"]
If you check back in this post I said to Chuck `yes and no`
 
[/quote]Yes, sometimes someone will get lucky and flop two pair with 84o and stack you, but stats dictate that the number of times this will happen is not sufficient to show a net loss in the long run (unless you're a really horrible postflop player and are playing very deepstacked, but seeing as neither of these apply this is irrelevant).[/quote]
 
Due to other commitments I do not have the time to analize poker in the way some of the ppl here do.
 
I have not been playing long enough to see the long term effect of the statistics. 
 
As a side issue, the poll shows almost and even split between ppl who think its harder to people who think its not. I was wanting to see if other people though the same way as I did or if not, came up with a good argument as to why its easier.
 
Reasons I think I might feel the bad beats more than say you do include...
 
1) I don`t play as much as you. Due to commitments I might play 10 hours a week max. Therefore one bad beat to me could have been the end of my tourny after 4 hours of perfect play. That hits harder.
2) I don`t multi table. So if I`m in a ring game, SNG, MTT I am focused on that game only. If u r playing 3 + games at a time I`m sure the bad beats are less noticable.
3) I only started playing poker less than 2 years ago - I have limited experience.
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