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Message: [QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2260380, member: 93414"] Luke although your theory is absurd as you say and so many will say its nonsense. I certainly do share your thoughts and think there are alot of aspects that could improve revenue for poker sites players being on tilt causing more losses and resulting in more rake. definately think its possible to track and label players based on how many fpps they get and I definately think Sequenced variance as evident to some extent And also there are alot of glitches that sites could notably get away with extremely easily. One thing I have noticed is sequenced variance I often find myself predicting the turn and river accurately on pokerstars and have struggled to get out of the break even catogary in certain games. This problem is less of an issue on 888 which is alot weaker I find it quite easy to sustain a profit. I've also adjusted my game to a sequenced variance concept kind of like a trial on pokerstars, Where based on my current run on other tables and last few winning flips I will avoid more flips. one thing I notably see is if you are dealt a series of monster hands, you will always get a glitch come up like a sequenced runner runner lose to AJ via a straight or lose to a smaller set. I 100% feel multi tabling tournaments and sit and goes is close to unbeatable for a novice with no poker tracker on pokerstars and they would experience this up and down break even problem. You can never be certain and you can never be 100% sure about anything in this day and age. and you just dont know for sure what online poker sites are capable of. ofcourse with bankroll management its beatable applied to a correct strategy and skilled play, but I do believe you have to be of a certain pedigree to excel online due to the swings you will experience and crazy things that happen. Il also note that certain games like hypers I've lost a significant amount of flips especially heads up, I stay well away from those games [/QUOTE]

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