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[QUOTE="KingCurtis, post: 672066, member: 27071"]
i tried thisd with FT and this is what they sent me
i pretty much said i would not be playing because of bad beats lkol which i wa s lying but yeah
 
[COLOR=red]Thank you for contacting Full Tilt Poker Support.

I am sorry that poker has not been going as well as you would like. 
Unfortunately, it is human nature to focus on the negative, and not on 
the positive events. Further aggravating this phenomenon is the fact 
that while a player will remember almost every instance that his or her 
hand gets outdrawn, the player is much less likely to notice when his or
her hand holds up or when the player is the one that outdrew the 
opponent. This is largely because a player is much less likely to know 
when they got lucky because in those instances, very often the loser of 
the hand will quietly muck his/her cards, and in some cases such as an 
opponent?s draw missing, the winning player will never know this fact.

There are many reasons that a player may feel that they are unluckier 
than others, but please be assured that the shuffle is random, and cards
are distributed fairly. It is just that perceptions play such a large 
role in how one reacts to certain events.

I realize that this may not necessarily make you feel better, but rest 
assured that everybody experiences outdraws as they are such an integral
part of poker. Even the pros experience beats, but part of what 
separates a very good player from a lesser player is largely to do with 
how they handle the situation after such a beat or series of beats, and 
to not let that affect their game.

We wish you the best of luck and hope that the cards will turn around 
for the better!

Regards,

Aaron M
Poker Specialist
Full Tilt Poker Support[/COLOR]
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