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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 326434, member: 2668"] That's not being rude. Your right. It really serves no purpose in poker, because you should only be concerned with things that are worth considering in order to determine your pot odds or the odds of winning or losing your hand. For that matter, knowing that the odds of getting AA dealt once is irrelevant. How many times will you need to know if your odds are greater than 221:1 before you call or fold a bet. But it is a statistical question, and poker is a game of statistics. Those of us who believe that there's more to the game than blind luck are interested because we want to control it. Others who believe that the game is controlled by luck are interested because flukey occurences like back-to-back AA seem vindicate their superstitions. And finally, there are those who feel that the super rare events described above prove that on-line games are rigged. Most people fall into 1 of those 3 catagories. But there's a 4th group. Those who just don't care. Personally, talk about bonuses or how to figure a raked hand, bores the socks off me. [/QUOTE]
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