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[QUOTE="Madalin Poke, post: 6413395, member: 103534"] [B]All hands have their chances before the flop so I don't have any specific hands that I avoid (yes, even 7-2 off-suited has a chance!)[/B]. I will tell you my vision down below, some of you guys may don't agree with me but it is just my perspective. I know that statistics contradict my statement, but [B]luck [/B]surely approves what I say. Tell me how many times you threw the so-called weak hands pre-flop, statistically speaking, but luck contradicted your theory by showing you what a beautiful fullhouse you would have made if you had paid to see the flop-turn-river cards? It happened to me countless times by the way and not only fullhouses but sometimes even [B]the gang of four of a kind [/B](I like to call them the gang :cool:). So the time when I had superstitions about certain hands to avoid is long gone for me, because slowly but surely I realize that it's all about the hazard of the game and that's why I really like to keep playing honestly. Your statistics, calculations or superstitions maybe helps, I don't deny that aspect, and in the long run you will definetely improve and have higher chances of gain that cash more frequently. [B]But i think the game itself will remain the master of all players in it, no matter how experienced or prepared you are, the game can turn you upside down with a single card! [/B] So I think we're powerless in front of him. All the best and good luck at the tables! ;) [/QUOTE]
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