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Is it good observation or superstition?
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[QUOTE="Shylax, post: 1137411, member: 34568"] I like this post because I have seen losing players change seats with the player in the "hot" seat after the player left. I've also seen people change seats because there was a player on their left kicking their tail due to having position on them all the time and moving to said player's left. But these guys are right, the patterns in the cards may seem real but the patterns of your fellow players are most definitely real and should be observed. A seat may get a good run of cards and I've seen it happen but it doesn't last to long so don't make decisions based on them. As to Chelsea picking seat 9 as superstition, I generally do like to pick a certain seat at a live table but not out of superstition. I don't like to sit next to the dealer for fear of him accidently mucking my hand. I don't like to sit on the ends because I want to see the flop clearly and I don't like reaching for chips. I usually lik to sit in the seats directly across the dealer so I see the cards and suits correctly. That's neither here nor there. Thought I'd share. [/QUOTE]
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