dannystanks
Visionary
Silver Level
B
besttest11
Rock Star
Platinum Level
thetick33
Legend
Loyaler
example league here play for over an hour during a tournament and get no face cards for that hour it happens at times...is nothing worth playing and your on auto fold much worse is playing a 7 day event and being card dead for like 15 hours when have a decent stack though....but ya is some tournaments with replay i run into just non stop garbage hands not even 10 high just over and over its like really lol
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85champ07
Rock Star
Silver Level
To me being card dead is not always about not getting premium hands over a range of time. Sometimes card dead is when your cards are just not suitable for your opponent(s) and positions. I see it all the time, players can be committed to playing terrible hands; so our cards just need to counter their playing style. Even if we only have mediocre cards. Take for example 3 players left and a JTo can be payable depending on the situation. Can't really say your card dead when the situation provides the necessary range to play.
SPANKYSN
Legend
Platinum Level
You can only be truly card dead if you are a patient player...chasers are never card dead. If you are patient and see your starting stack reduced by 25% or more before you can even play a hand, you are officially card dead.
6
63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
I define ist as any qpnb SITE: acr, bc, bcp, true,ya: Any freeroll, I have been card dead for hour and a half minimum, 3 hours max. COMPLETELY RIGGED. not one hand dealt to you wortjh playing. Ridiculous disparities, HUGE stacks, everbody else with no chips. RIGGED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8
85champ07
Rock Star
Silver Level
This is also how I feel. At that point I can only wish a big stack doubles me up. It's cheap for them and when you looked like a nitty fish for the last hour they don't care lol.
dreamer13
Legend
Loyaler
In cards, a "dead hand" is a situation where a player continues to deal with a losing hand, but does not even know it.Another common poker play is to "draw dead." A classic example: the first player has suited AK, the second has 88, and the board is 8-7-2-2 with a flush draw. Both players have strong hands, but the first player draws dead. Even after the flush is closed on the river, he will still lose — since his opponent has already made a full house.