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Message: [QUOTE="danoscar, post: 6191808, member: 147789"] To add to an earlier post, as long as several things continue to occur, only a select few will win on a continuing basis. First, there is an obvious way a person gets setup by the software. Have you experienced three players having a pair , say AA,KK,QQ? Or have you lost with a AA to a smaller pair? Or have you seen lesser hands remarkably beat your better hand? One last one, how many times have you seen the smaller bank with an awesome hand get beta by a larger bank with junk hands? I call it software player elimination. Being aware of what can happen betting out of position with what appears to be a quality hand and being aware of several players all raising before me or after me is a sign of another way for a lesser bank to get eliminated by software. The second one that I am sure all have experienced is when a person appears to win every hand they bet. I call it software player selection. No matter what any player goes against this player will lose. It also works the opposite way. What I mean is the software selects a player to lose no matter what hands they play. The software will set you up, say with KK for only your next door neighbor comes up with AA. I learned to steer clear of the folks that win use several betting tactics when things look bad, to including folding. I chance to say that live play is truly random whereas online, it's not.so. I am not saying these things are a fact. What I am saying is watching for these things has improved my game. The best I can figure is I am playing against skilled players plus I am playing against software that can set me up to lose at any time of play. This is why I said earlier that there is no way to make a living online. Ying and yang - winning, then losing it back. Cheers! Dan'O [/QUOTE]

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