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Message: [QUOTE="dzsire, post: 6784639, member: 465516"] I've been playing on Pokerstars for a year or two, in my experience everything depends on luck here. You can play as it is written in the ledger, most of the time things will go wrong (for example, you raise with your premium hand, a half-crazy calls with 34, and he wins). I watch the game of the others, it's interesting, but this strategy works for them. And of course, the big fans will come to say that it's a bad series/variance/bad beat, but it's been like this since the beginning. Everyone knows how to play, but the problem is with the sites (I think money = rake is talking here as well). As much as I used to love playing, I actually lose my interest in it day after day due to these bad experiences. Of course, there are one or two luckier days when you manage to get a little money, but in the vast majority there is no chance of somehow getting into one of the paying places (you don't get a usable card to win even one, because get only 73, Q5, 92, 84 and 47 cards in a row). if you do win something, it's because you throw your QQ (best hand after 2-3 hours playing) in the bubble so that some IQ-fighter doesn't eliminate you with his A3 hand. And I'm not talking about the bad series, but the everyday experience. Of course, you can't win every day, and that's not a rational goal, if you are not a professional but when you experience the same thing for several weeks, that your biggest hand in 2-hour tournaments is 1010, and then the flop is KJ5, it's less reassuring to say "just be patient, and you will have the result". [/QUOTE]

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