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Message: [QUOTE="lqprimetime, post: 4623813, member: 335723"] Not at all. I want and TRY TRY to believe in maths, odds and that the game isn't against me. If i have any beliefs that aren't related to facts, its that whole bad beats happen at a higher rate online than live. Or a better explanation would be rng coding just doesn't simulate like a casino, either too rng vs a casino dealer's shuffle, or not enough. *disclaimer... i don't believe, or know for sure that online sites aren't rigged to make you lose, so I am not arguing that. That is just the closest i get to superstition, is getting mad at potential conspiracies. But i don't have any lone fear of playing a suit or hand or position. [B]If i have something near a superstition it is more based off odds and my opinion of opponents,[/B] like not play the first hand of a tournament(which even then I do sometimes so not a rule) but that stuff depends on like if 4 people are all in, or a guy is moving all in the first 5 hands, ill wait the donks out. So not based off superstition, just based on experience of not knowing how many idiots are going to go all in in the beginning, and just staying away because anything can come out. Maybe that is a little superstitious since i may fold AA, and math wise i should believe it will win at least more times than not, but I just don't want any chance at losing to rng and that sky rockets with 4 people playing, especially if they don't care what they are holding. ^*also depends on the tournament, probably not doing this in $10 On Demand freeroll. But an expensive buy in, I don't want an rng % chance to win that i can't control. [/QUOTE]

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