Getting it in good and just always lose

[Lindaw20]

You know it’s actually crazy how many times pre flop I get jammed on like what am I meant to do fold in these positions it’s actually crazy how many flips I lose vs these players who constantly go all in with low cards and always get rewarded impossible to just play a normal game of cards anymore.

[kevanbt]

even AA looses 15% of the time.   if these were theonly hands you played that day I would feel sorry for you.   I dont think they were were they?  the cards come, if you didnt want those you shouldnt play cards.     You are playing position ok, I dont hate any of the cards except the A 7 but Its not terrible.    stuff happens be sure to right in and complain when you hit a one outer for a big pot.

[RichardB]

Whether you should be calling an allin with these hands is questionable (except the KK hand). If you are a tournament player it might be better to have stacks showing in Big Blinds  and calling off wider only against the short stacks.

In small stakes tournaments everyone likes to gamble and will call off very wide - just play a tight range and keep getting it in good. The variance will work out in your favour in the long run.

[Lindaw20]

21 hours ago, kevanbt said:

even AA looses 15% of the time.   if these were theonly hands you played that day I would feel sorry for you.   I dont think they were were they?  the cards come, if you didnt want those you shouldnt play cards.     You are playing position ok, I dont hate any of the cards except the A 7 but Its not terrible.    stuff happens be sure to right in and complain when you hit a one outer for a big pot.

No they were not the only hands lost with AA 3 times and 4 time QQ under the gun vs 22-55-77

[idioten]

just normal variance, today I have lost following all in pf, hope it makes you feel better: 

AA vs QQ vs AT
99 vs A7o
KK vs AK 
TT vs 45s
22 vs 93o (!)
A8 vs Q4o
JJ vs TQ

(And some others where I werent favorite)

[idioten]

The game is totally "random", so you know what is going to happen when you get it in against to idiots extremely good, and the pot is massive. I had T8 of hearts, of course.

 

[fkingcheaters]

I'm still wondering what kind of math Unibet Poker uses.

I have never seen so many quads, and I’ve been playing here for a few months.

I've been playing poker online since 2011, and I think I've seen maybe a few quads in 1 million hands.

Whenever I win a tournament and withdraw money, I magically lose the rest of the money I leave in my account. The same scenario happens every time. I don't trust any poker site. If you're lucky or if the algorithm lets you win, you win no matter what.

Skills don’t matter here. I've seen players playing like complete donkeys, and they win most of the hands.

Edited September 9, 2024 by fkingcheaters

[Unibet-Rep]

1 hour ago, fkingcheaters said:

I'm still wondering what kind of math Unibet Poker uses.

I have never seen so many quads, and I’ve been playing here for a few months.

I've been playing poker online since 2011, and I think I've seen maybe a few quads in 1 million hands.

If you've seen a few quads in a million hands, then I'd strongly encourage you to report the other sites to your local regulator, as that'd be highly irregular

The "kind of math that's used" is simply random, and I can confirm the distribution in your case isn't irregular. 

[Rushbie]

Assuming you playing texas and cash, because at plo those quads aren't anything near unseen
Twin quads of fives on two consecutive hands dealt couple days ago, maybe 2nd time that has happened in few years.. at least if i haven't forgotten any

[fkingcheaters]

4 hours ago, Stubbe-Unibet said:

If you've seen a few quads in a million hands, then I'd strongly encourage you to report the other sites to your local regulator, as that'd be highly irregular

The "kind of math that's used" is simply random, and I can confirm the distribution in your case isn't irregular. 

Today I saw two poker flushes. 

Played a few hundred hands.

It's getting better and better. 

Still no win. A dude who called a 3-bet preflop (12bb) hit two pairs on the flop with A9o and cracked my KK. As always alghoritms unibet know who shouls win. Maybe in the long run, like over 100 million hands, I will have profit

 

 

[GR1ZZL3R]

10 hours ago, fkingcheaters said:

A dude who called a 3-bet preflop (12bb) hit two pairs on the flop with A9o and cracked my KK

   Shock horror! I've had my big pairs called by far worse far more often and had them cracked! If you get it in good, then good, keep doing that and the rest will follow. 

[idioten]

On 10/09/2024 at 00:52, fkingcheaters said:

Today I saw two poker flushes. 

Played a few hundred hands.

It's getting better and better. 

Still no win. A dude who called a 3-bet preflop (12bb) hit two pairs on the flop with A9o and cracked my KK. As always alghoritms unibet know who shouls win. Maybe in the long run, like over 100 million hands, I will have profit

 

 

You have to remember that Unibet is totally random!! 
I am losing all the important spots today, but this is just normal variance:

-aipf QQ vs T4s 50 bb (i had the covering stack)

- aipf KQs vs 75o 55 bb 

- aipf AA vs ATo 159 bb

- Bubbling with QQ vs AT

 

Edited September 12, 2024 by idioten

[Rushbie]

We could do this all night long, but i'm sure you understood, the million hand statement was pretty far out
Shit happens. Or won't. Doesn't have anything to do with "company doomswitch". or something karma one has done in life.
Shit just fucking happens.

 

Edited September 14, 2024 by Rushbie

[idioten]

Certain people can make insane play an just win every time because they know they will hit flush or two pair or whatever. It is also in late stages they make these play. Hope they lose a lot in the long run

[idioten]

This is for real, right? 

[GR1ZZL3R]

5 minutes ago, idioten said:

This is for real, right? 

Yes!

[chichinnoo77]

This is poker life. Play min 3kTournament/year for kill the variance! 

[idioten]

Thanks, in a way I agree, and I am playing a lot. Maybe the faulty thing is not putting me in these situations? I jammed a flush draw yesterday got called, I had 40 % but did not hit. Maybe I would have hit if I only had one club and 6 % 

[Norwaypoker]

the solution is simple, go all in with 2 - 7 and win