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Rigged: The AA test
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[QUOTE="SlowcalaPro, post: 688353, member: 32236"] Dont confuse what I posted in my first reply with a willingness to believe that online poker is rigged. Its not. I dont think that seeing monster hands go against each other more than youre used to seeing live has anything to do with the sites or the way they are run. This has to do with the high number of loose players seeing alot more flops. Seeing more "sets" and "quads" has nothing to do with the RNG or the site, its the number of players willing to stay in a hand with weak pairs that accounts for this. A good example of this is the occurance, or lack thereof, of ace high winning a showdown. I cant remember the last time I saw ace high take down a pot in an online freeroll. It just doesnt happen very often because of the large amount of players who will see a flop with any two cards. Not that I see it ALOT in my live play, but it does happen. When is the last time any of you played a live TOURNAMENT with more than a $100 buy in where at least 5 players saw almost every flop? It doesnt happen nearly as much as it does online. This is the reason you see all these freak showdowns, suckouts, and multiple monster hands. Its not the sites, its the players playing on them. This can account for almost every complaint or conspiracy theory Ive seen yet. Looking at the stats of hands dealt just helps to confirm this. [/QUOTE]
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