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63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
The system is not the p problem. The nature of the game Is: Your play, your cards against the rest of the table. If it's a full table, nine other players, its nine vs. one, the odds are against you. If you play tables with fewer players, your chances improve. Instead of the system being against you, make your own system, play your way. Avoid the poker variants that go your way, or you are uncomfortable with. If you do well at hold 'em stick with it. Dabble in Omaha, other variant's if you wish, no dipping into the bankroll for dabbling, though.
R.Melnyk77
Visionary
Platinum Level
Perhaps you have this feeling because you play the same game, ‘poker’, on different sites
I don't play against the system or even against my opponents at the table, I play for myself and for my bankroll. My bankroll is growing, and although this process is rather slow, my results tell me that this system can be used to create an additional source of income.
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63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
And the system can be unforgiving, hours without a card, zero hope of getting a card that connects; it's rough. When that happens, no excuses, it's a run of really bad variance. Best thing is to get away from all games for enough time to refresh yourself and refresh your variance. With the end of the bad, it's your turn to have the variance in your favor. Better to quit while there is still some bankroll.
R.Holynskyi
Visionary
Platinum Level
Of course. We play poker on different sites, and although the sites are different, the poker is the same
Or maybe you mean how the random number generator works. As for me, it works differently on different sites.
