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[QUOTE="Phoenix Wright, post: 5687433, member: 419963"] lol I am not the only one to think of this idea! I did a thought experiment with this myself months ago. Thinking about this made me appreciate luck and bad beats in a paradoxical way. Obviously, there are intrinsic problems with this style of poker (such as never being taken out unless one has 0% equity on an all-in shove). Summary: happy to see I am not the only philosophical odd-ball here ;) but yeah, I stopped thinking about this about 5 minutes after I thought of it because the pragmatic implications would make for a much more boring poker game. It does put a different light to something Phil Hellmuth once said when venting at being card dead though, "*sigh* I don't even need good cards to win - just average cards!" :D [/QUOTE]
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