Im not saying play this!!

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Have you ever noticed be it in a live game or an online game ring or tourny, that Jacks and Sixes seem to at least most of the time fall together? I have noticed this for years.. to the point ill donk around with a J6 for the right price and let me tell you that it has payed off for the most part.. Im sure that wouldnt hold true in the long run of poker but who knows?? Im not saying it always happens but just watch the boards and see if Jacks and Sixes fall together more often than not
 
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donshell said:
Have you ever noticed be it in a live game or an online game ring or tourny, that Jacks and Sixes seem to at least most of the time fall together?
No.
donshell said:
I have noticed this for years.. to the point ill donk around with a J6 for the right price and let me tell you that it has payed off for the most part..
Probably not.
donshell said:
Im sure that wouldnt hold true in the long run of poker but who knows??
I know. Will not hold true.
donshell said:
Im not saying it always happens but just watch the boards and see if Jacks and Sixes fall together more often than not
False.
 
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There is a guy who plays at my local casino who says the same thing...J's and 6's hit the flop together more than any other two cards. Pure superstition and selective perception.
 
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Yea, this can't be accurate..
 
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one time i played 33 and it hit quads then it happened again
 
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i think this thread is retarded....
 
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donshell said:
Have you ever noticed be it in a live game or an online game ring or tourny, that Jacks and Sixes seem to at least most of the time fall together? I have noticed this for years.. to the point ill donk around with a J6 for the right price and let me tell you that it has payed off for the most part.. Im sure that wouldnt hold true in the long run of poker but who knows?? Im not saying it always happens but just watch the boards and see if Jacks and Sixes fall together more often than not

Yes playing J6 alway works...especially when your OOP and when I am sitting at your table.
 
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Look, I probably shouldnt tell you guys this because you have only just started posting here...

Yeah we all know J6 comes out a lot.

Its because the 6 card is more abrasive than other cards in the pack because of its pattern.. The Jack, of course, is heavier than most cards because of the additional ink. So, when shuffled properly the deck tends to have a 6 a few cards down from a Jack.... Hence you see J6 more than most other card combinations.

Online they mimic this to reflect the dealing of a normal deck (otherwise live players wouldnt play online)

Now this post will probably get deleted as this is Doyle stuff .. but seeing as you guys were obsevrant enough to see the pattern I dont see why you cant be let into the secret.
 
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Yeh right!
I always heard that it was Kings and sevens always coming together. NO I have not noticed that. But if it's happening where you play. Jump on it. Patterns do occur...but I don't like to think about or play at them. They become a mirage when i chase!
Peace,
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Schwoggler said:
I think it depends. The rng of some sites are different. Seems sometimes they have them deal weird hands.

i think you are right

and to tell you the truth (this actually happened, lol), but today as a matter of fact, I lost with trip Js, to a full house...

guess what he had to beat my AJ -- you guessed it! J6!

rigged obv
 
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I actually have noticed that...that being said I still don't ever play them unless I'm in a blind for the most part. It's one thing to notice it. It's another to irresponsibly lose your chips by playing it.
 
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You must be really observant to notice that. I mean don't get me wrong i do pay attention to the flops that fall but not what cards fall with what and how often that happens. I still couldn't say it would be worth putting my money in with J6 though. Good luck with that.
 
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Monoxide said:
i think this thread is retarded....
I concur but prefer the PC term "mentally challenged":p
 
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Yeah Jacks hit a lot....except when I have pocket jacks and then the flop is A K 4
 
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by george i think your up to something lol :D
 
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Stu_Ungar said:
Look, I probably shouldnt tell you guys this because you have only just started posting here...

Yeah we all know J6 comes out a lot.

Its because the 6 card is more abrasive than other cards in the pack because of its pattern.. The Jack, of course, is heavier than most cards because of the additional ink. So, when shuffled properly the deck tends to have a 6 a few cards down from a Jack.... Hence you see J6 more than most other card combinations.

Online they mimic this to reflect the dealing of a normal deck (otherwise live players wouldnt play online)

Now this post will probably get deleted as this is Doyle stuff .. but seeing as you guys were obsevrant enough to see the pattern I dont see why you cant be let into the secret.
No.
 
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