[Closed] Internet poker is rigged

online poker isn't rigged (although sometimes it seems that way)... bad beats happen, at every table there's going to be a few bad players who will call with $^!& cards and get lucky, thats why you should follow bank roll management, so u can afford to lose to bad beats sometimes and still have money to continue playing.

You cant expect to build a massive bankroll from $50 in a week, it takes time. Obviously if you're playing a $20 sng with no bankroll to back it up its gonna seem a lot worse, or even "rigged" when u lose than if you'd been playing a $1 one.... I know it seems like a quick and easy way to make your lost money back but when u lose its gone.

I'd suggest rereading the articles ESP br management, if you want to continue playing poker online then deposit some money or take part in the Tell a Friend thingy, no one on here can "advertise" another site for you to get more money off.

I played a few live sit n gos against a some buddies over the weekend. In one match within 20 hands 2 quads hit, a strait flush, 2 full houses, 2 sets and 3 reg straits (6 handed). It was unbelievable. Just goes to show crazzyness occurs in live games too. Bad beats occured regularily as well.

sir, would you like some

with that

@cardbender, of course... live poker is rigged too obviously!

@OP: read the articles, follow them. believe me, you are not a good player

defenetly rigged. know one ever makes money on them....

Hi Insanecash,

You seem to have played way above your Bankroll which led to you going broke. I really suggest you re-read the articles as you most likely still have a lot to learn (e.g. unless you were in the BB it is questionable as how you can get involved in a big pot with Q4). In the short run you can run into some really bad luck, but in the longrun a good player will come out on top.

If you need more money, check my signature for our Tell a friend system and our current Summer Frenzy promotion.

Best regard,
SoyCD

Ofc online poker is rigged, but we still win money :-]
So whatever?:)

Originally posted by Snodreliss
Ofc online poker is rigged, but we still win money :-]
So whatever?:)

online poker is rigged to deal a random card out of 52 in the deck to each player, then deal 5 random cards out of the remaining cards into the middle to serve as community cards.

do i get a medal for cracking the conspiracy?

Originally posted by CardBender420
I played a few live sit n gos against a some buddies over the weekend. In one match within 20 hands 2 quads hit, a strait flush, 2 full houses, 2 sets and 3 reg straits (6 handed). It was unbelievable. Just goes to show crazzyness occurs in live games too. Bad beats occured regularily as well.

Rigged cards.

Originally posted by CardBender420
I played a few live sit n gos against a some buddies over the weekend. In one match within 20 hands 2 quads hit, a strait flush, 2 full houses, 2 sets and 3 reg straits (6 handed). It was unbelievable. Just goes to show crazzyness occurs in live games too. Bad beats occured regularily as well.

try shuffling the deck lol.

but is the hand randomly set before the hand or does the system randomly select each separate card for the hand ♦

Of course it's true! Here's the proof:

http://www.billrini.com/2004/11/30/proof-that-online-poker-is-rigged/

It even has photo evidence!

nice one

ZOMG!!!1!11ONEONE

*runs off to buy some highly classified vector digital imaging software from the CIA for $50 on ebay*

You played $20 Sit and Go with $90??? Of course its gonna be rigged for you

Poker Sites are rigged only when you don't stick to your BRM.
This is really extreme hard and complicated mathematical function which looks for users who are playing underrolled.

I'd knew... I wrote it myself.

I rigged poker.

unrig it ASAP plz. what were you thinking anyway?! lol

me is act lyk fish, i mayt win big pot, sites love fishes.

Hope it works.. KEEP It rigged!

Originally posted by luxdelux
but is the hand randomly set before the hand or does the system randomly select each separate card for the hand ♦

I read an article about the shuffle algorithm at PokerStars.
It goes smth. like this:

1°) shuffle 52 cards
2°) take the card from the top and put it aside
3°) shuffle the remaining 51 cards
4°) take the card from the top and put it on the new deck
5°) shuffle the remaining 50 cards
6°) repeat step 4°
7°) shuffle the remaining ...

and so on ...

I tried it out on my regular hometourney. We played two days, before getting to the next stage. :)))