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[QUOTE="N.D., post: 671057, member: 30036"] I did in my original post give proper respect(I believe), to the fact Gus knows how to play suited connectors. Heck, who am I kidding? He knows how to play just about every hand. One of the things I like watching is when he or another "looser"(but they're not all that loose, not even Gus, just has a rep for it, I dunno why), plays "questionable" hands well. I know I can't, but it's fun to watch someone who can. Now I'm sorry, but I do think good players will chase if you make it cheap for them. I'm not talking about when it's cheap to chase though. Talking about when you make it expensive and they just have to get to the river. Hmmm, I guess I'm trying to figure what's a large enough quantity of chasers to skew things. I figured my way around them so I'm doing okay, and not hurting(for time being). I'm just wondering how many chasers it would take to make it look like the site's broken. Cuz I do keep hearing people saying stuff about "The most bad beats" and "Most suckouts" and so forth. Mod can lock or delete this thread if they want. I think it's got less to do with math and more to do with psychology(my own actually). Sorry it's that all the paranoia(which led to observation so I can't complain), and complaints about the site being rigged got to me. Was trying hard to find something logical. Failed. I'm sorry. [/QUOTE]
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