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[QUOTE="rivertapped, post: 855486, member: 17384"] You're using the word "literally" incorrectly. What you meant was, it happens a mathematically inordinate amount of the time. I think you're having a problem with selective memory. When we get our AA cracked by TJ suited we remember it. When we crack someone else's AA with TJ suited, we tend to forget it. If you have a way to track all your play after several 100,000's of hands, I'm sure you'll fine your Aces hold up as often as they're mathematically supposed to. But your memory will play tricks on you and you'll feel like you're getting the short end. As far as MTT's go, you've got to play in thousands of them before you'll have an accurate measuring stick of your game. The fact that you had some success early on or that you can go long periods between cashing are standard. I hope you don't succumb to the "action flops", "cashout curse", and "rigged RNG's" rants of the tin-foilers. A way to avoid this is by putting in the volume and keeping accurate stats. Not relying on faulty human memory. [/QUOTE]
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