This is just a coincidence. There are many conspiracy theories about pokerstars being rigged, but come on 😉 The most common is that poker stars favours poker stars team, but it would be really really stupid to put reputation of such big company because of some folks that play with their logo on. The thing is that pokerstars, like other poker sites, earn their money on rake, so there is no difference if you win or loose, the only difference is in pot size.
They got several audits in the past AFAIK and they have accreditation of Gaming Laboratories International.
There is interesting video, where they show how they shuffle (btw. comments below are typical comments of loosing player who will never admit that it is their fault, but rather blame pokerstars 🙂)
They got several audits in the past AFAIK and they have accreditation of Gaming Laboratories International.
There is interesting video, where they show how they shuffle (btw. comments below are typical comments of loosing player who will never admit that it is their fault, but rather blame pokerstars 🙂)
I'm so happy that other players are experiencing the same. I thought it was just happening me, and that dam dealer (software) at Pokerstars was sending me subtle messages "I don't like you, so I'm going to *beep* with your head".
PS I apologise most humbly to the dealers (software) for even thinking they (it) would do such a thing to me.
PS I apologise most humbly to the dealers (software) for even thinking they (it) would do such a thing to me.
Maybe I should have started from it, but it is actually quite easy to calculate how often on average it will be happening.
When you get dealt with some random cards on one table, on the other table, you have to first pick any of your 2 cards from whole deck, so 2/52 and then you have to pick the other from what is left, so 1/51. That gives you 1/26 * 1/51, which is exactly 1/1326.
So the probability is 1 in 1326 or 0.07%.
Knowing that on 6-max you will typically get over 100 hands and like 60-90 on full ring per hour on one table, it is not that odd anymore 😉.
Not black magic, only science :>
When you get dealt with some random cards on one table, on the other table, you have to first pick any of your 2 cards from whole deck, so 2/52 and then you have to pick the other from what is left, so 1/51. That gives you 1/26 * 1/51, which is exactly 1/1326.
So the probability is 1 in 1326 or 0.07%.
Knowing that on 6-max you will typically get over 100 hands and like 60-90 on full ring per hour on one table, it is not that odd anymore 😉.
Not black magic, only science :>
