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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 1204142, member: 2668"] lol> i actually like that question. Yes I think it's possible to not win but I think you'd go deep if not Heads up every time. The problem would come very late in the tournament where the table is short, the blinds are high and starting cards matter more than the board. Of course by that time you should have such a massive chip lead that you could weather just about any storm but I could see a scenario where you're up against an aggressive player HU with a big enough stack to hurt you that just kills you with all-in raises and you don't have the luxory of waiting for a TPTK or better. So I guess the answer is No you wouldn't win every tournament but if you have any idea at all how to play it should be close. BTW, something similar did happen in the early days of on-line poker where some MIT genious type grad students cracked the RNG algorythm at Planet Poker. After the flop they had enough Data to calculate the exact holding of all the other players as well as the turn and river to come. Fortunately they were more curious then greeddy and immediately published their results. I'm sure they got an A+ on whatever project it was they were working on. [/QUOTE]
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