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[QUOTE="detroitjunkie, post: 2965797, member: 61462"]
I COMPLETELY agree that luck does not balance out for everyone through enough hands - this is a fallacy.

Luck is a variable, meaning it varies from person to person.  It is possible for someone, in theory, to flip a coin once every day of his life and have it be heads...furthermore, the more people that are born the more likely this person is to exist.  Its not luck that will even everything out, its the number of players that will fill out all the scenarios, Frank Tipler - a scientist - once stated that given enough time, everything that can happen will happen - meaning that eventually a person will exist, or already did exist - that will lose every time they have AA no matter how many times they get it, or may never get AA at all, most of us ride somewhere in the middle, slightly to one side or the other

What does this mean?  
1.  You are never "DUE" to win anything - EVER
2.  You may never be at the same luck level as anyone else
3.  You may have stats that are so grossly one sided it seems fake, or seems that you are a bad player

Unfortunately there is nothing you can do about it either, except hope that you are not the 'one' who is predetermined to lose every time.
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