To what extent can I trust the poker software?

[NENMEMBA]

I know exactly what you been through. play for less money just to build up convidence for a while. it's not good to play with the feeling of hurt

 

[DarkSage]

Dude wasn't satisfied answering me once. He had to answer me 5 times into 5 different posts kkkkkk
Thanks for caring brah! <3

Watch out guys, the "Poker Orifice" is swinging. \o/

 

[fernandovr]

You can trust the software. You also win many hands with weaker cards, but losses with strong hands stick in your memory and feel more frequent.

 

[KeyPatience]

What option do we have anyway in the end sitting behind a screen in the comfort of our homes!

 

[Igor Popadyk]

Why play where there is no trust in the room? What for? But I still advise you to watch the streams of professionals, how they are also moved, but poker is the main income for them

 

[austral]

Poker has a lot more randomness than it seems. Even hands that seem very strong often lose.

Example:

AK in a suit against 44 — AK isn't a big favorite; it only has around 46-48%.
So you're going to lose almost half the time, even though AK seems dominant.

Losing streaks can be long and psychologically painful, but statistically they're normal.

 

[eberetta1]

We don't have much choice in the matter. Where else are you gonna go? It would be like if we did not like the Baltic Ave. name in the game of Monopoly. We are stuck with it.