Does Party Poker Make Bigger Hands Than In Real Poker?
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Does Party Poker Make Bigger Hands Than In Real Poker?
I have been playing party poker since september 04, and i have had 2 royal flushes, 2 straight flushes, 1 four of a kind, and many full houses.
So i'm wondering, does party poker make bigger and more exciting hands than a person would find in a randomly shuffled game? (for anybody who didn't know, computer programs are incapable of being random)
So the deck is hitting you in the face....AND YOU'RE COMPLAINING ABOUT IT!?
Seriously, though. Anything is possible. Keep playing, I would suspect (though I can't predict) that you will not see those hands very often in the future.
My own personal story: I get a K high straight flush one day and the very next day I get a Royal. It happens, you shake your head and say, "What are the odds of that!?" and scoop the pot.
If you are worried about the deal not being legit then I would reccomend that you not play on that site.
So the deck is hitting you in the face....AND YOU'RE COMPLAINING ABOUT IT!?
Seriously, though. Anything is possible. Keep playing, I would suspect (though I can't predict) that you will not see those hands very often in the future.
My own personal story: I get a K high straight flush one day and the very next day I get a Royal. It happens, you shake your head and say, "What are the odds of that!?" and scoop the pot.
If you are worried about the deal not being legit then I would reccomend that you not play on that site.
Yeah, and Ace, I saw Slansky get four or five AA's in one very short tournament a week or two ago. Poker Superstars or something.
right now, PP has 5800 tables open, and earning rake. can anyone take a guess what they're earning in rake each day? why would they risk pumping that up?
online you play way more hands per hour then in Real Life games....They have no delay to shuffle the cards and a 10 sec limit or something for decision making.