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    Default Full tilt really hates me

    Seat 1: PAminer (8,019)
    Seat 2: michael2980 (8,930)
    Seat 3: ScoopsOfStacks (27,976)
    Seat 4: EagleEye300 (24,382)
    Seat 5: DFD13 (48,923)
    Seat 6: foldurcall (11,995)
    Seat 7: TAMASED60 (13,279)
    Seat 8: ava86tar (42,912)
    Seat 9: OSCAR EL CANO (16,998)
    PAminer antes 100
    michael2980 antes 100
    ScoopsOfStacks antes 100
    EagleEye300 antes 100
    DFD13 antes 100
    foldurcall antes 100
    TAMASED60 antes 100
    ava86tar antes 100
    OSCAR EL CANO antes 100
    michael2980 posts the small blind of 400
    ScoopsOfStacks posts the big blind of 800
    The button is in seat #1
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to ScoopsOfStacks [9c 9d]
    EagleEye300 folds
    DFD13 folds
    foldurcall folds
    TAMASED60 folds
    ava86tar raises to 2,400
    OSCAR EL CANO folds
    PAminer folds
    michael2980 folds
    ScoopsOfStacks calls 1,600
    *** FLOP *** [3c 5c JavaScript]
    ScoopsOfStacks checks
    ava86tar bets 3,200
    ScoopsOfStacks raises to 8,000
    ava86tar calls 4,800
    *** TURN *** [3c 5c JavaScript] [2c]
    ScoopsOfStacks bets 17,476, and is all in
    ava86tar calls 17,476
    ScoopsOfStacks shows [9c 9d]
    ava86tar shows [4d 5s]
    *** RIVER *** [3c 5c JavaScript 2c] [As]
    ScoopsOfStacks shows a pair of Nines
    ava86tar shows a straight, Five high
    ava86tar wins the pot (57,052) with a straight, Five high
    ScoopsOfStacks is feeling confused
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Total pot 57,052 | Rake 0
    Board: [3c 5c JavaScript 2c As]
    Seat 1: PAminer (button) folded before the Flop
    Seat 2: michael2980 (small blind) folded before the Flop
    Seat 3: ScoopsOfStacks (big blind) showed [9c 9d] and lost with a pair of Nines
    Seat 4: EagleEye300 folded before the Flop
    Seat 5: DFD13 folded before the Flop
    Seat 6: foldurcall folded before the Flop
    Seat 7: TAMASED60 folded before the Flop
    Seat 8: ava86tar showed [4d 5s] and won (57,052) with a straight, Five high
    Seat 9: OSCAR EL CANO folded before the Flop

    Why would anyone ever make this play? This was in a rush tournament, i just got into the money and this guy makes this play, he had a ton of chips too. This is just the last tournament i played. I keep coming in situations where people bet out of position with terrible hands and winning! I grind and grind and do decent in every tournament i play! EVERY TOURNAMENT I PLAY! I have probably played over 400 tournaments in the last month. I have probably been in about 3 or 4 where i lost my first all in pot out of these 400. 90% of the time, i lose my chips when the blinds go up. You would think this is because variance is higher with lager pots. But after a while you start to get this feeling every time you are in a big pot with another big stack.

    Ok well, i think full tilt is rigged in more ways than one.


    Full tilt has added software to keep fish losing and winning players winning. Full tilt keeps bad mannered,obnoxious players from winning(i think this because when i say negative things towards other players i tent to lose alot more afterwards).
    Full tilt always gives good luck to new accounts within the first 1-2 buy ins. if you make a new account they will delete it because it violates TC's.
    Full tilt can add tags to your account to make certain scenarios happen more to expose your leaks.
    Full tilt has employees that like to fuck with people that they think are deserving. Could anyone do anything about it?(This one happens less often)
    Full tilt has preset boards that are not random, but the majority of the hands are random. These boards usually show up late in a tourny, especially if you make a bad play and suckout earlier in the tournament.
    Full tilt notices when you buy in to a tourny at a disadvantage, full tilt knows when you put your money into the pot

    For all you people that cant understand my concept, its pretty simple. Full tilt can categorize you and give you the right compilation of cards to keep you coming back for more and more losing, or winning if they decide to put you in the winners list.

    Please if you read this, do not post this saying "you need to learn how to play blah blah blah", because i consider this every day, i analyze the pots i lose every time i lose them. I find wrong plays by myself, but they are rare and do not even come close to the amount of bad plays i play against. I am not one of those players who gets AA and three bets when the blinds are 15/30 and then calls an all in on the flop only to see the opponents better hand. I always make cost effective moves, and if i make bad moves.. they are only somewhat bad, not detrimental! But when other players play bad vs me i can just tell im getting screwed somehow. In fact it sometimes feels like the only way i win any money at all is to play like shit! I have made over 20 full tilt accounts, they are all deleted but one at this time. But with every account i noticed these same patterns. Winning about 10-20 times my initial buy in which is like 50 bucks. Then getting cold deck after cold deck untill i have no money. Then any deposits i put on just go so fast, i feel like im paying an hourly rate to click the fold button.

    On this account that i play now, i used to play poker often for a while then quit for like 5 months. On my first buyin coming back from the break i won a 10 dollar super stack for 3200 dollars. Since then i have been playing good poker and low buy ins. I havent won more then 100 dollars all together since then. Thats pretty bad considering i have played 2k since that win already. When i played the 10 dollar super stack, i was playing decent for the most part. But there were a few plays that i made that were TERRABLE. but i got payed from them. I did not deserve the win.

    The hand at the top of the screen was just standard for me, really. Im not posting it cause i think it is the worst beat in my career, cause it really doesnt come close. I reinstalled my FT and my hand history's went away wit it! Didnt see that coming.

    If i played this hand wrong please explain how! I could have raised preflop maybe? Sometimes i think maybe i just suck at poker, but i cant find any hand historys to support this theory. Im always making correct plays. And when i make a "bad play" its useually me trying to steal a pot where the opponent should not have called anyways but still did and won. I have been playing online poker for a really really really long time now, Im really sick of not making any money.

    I literally feel like people are trying to give all their money to me but somehow they still win!

    The way i approach NL holdem is to always try to keep the pot the perfect size for maximum risk vs reward on turn and river. When i bluff, i always have outs, If im planning on moving all in, the pot will be the perfect size before i do so! If i am drawing, i will make sure the pot is the perfect size when/if i do hit for maximum reward. But what does one do when the opponent constantly makes losing bets and is constantly creating unnecessarily large pots but somehow busting you out. People will have 10k in chips, blinds are 100/200,they on the button with like QJ offsuit six betting into a huge chipstack! And i cant beat these players? what is going on! How can someone come into a pot with 45 for no fucking reason? These kind of late game suckouts cost me so much money i cant even explain my frustrations. I alter my play so slightly and change small things to try and fix these "leaks" which are actually just bad beats but i just cant figure out what to do. I understand variance, but how do you explain the feeling of KNOWING you are going to lose? I can register for any tournament i want on full tilt, play any way i want to. One thing is for certain. I will never get any more money from tilt, whether i am really as bad as my roi concludes or its rigged. How bad at poker can someone really get though, bad enough to lose 2k strait on 1-20 dollar tournaments without winning more then 100 dollars combined? Keep in mind, i play all types of tournaments near perfectly(imo) and lots of headsups. somehow i cant win those anymore either. I just dont understand how i can constantly play good and patiently but not be rewarded ever! And by the way i do understand the fact that only 9% of poker players are winning players. And i do understand that a 10% ROI per hr is amazing for a poker player to average. I do not expect to win 3200 dollars every day. I expect to at least break even however, especially considering the donks i play against. I can say with complete confidence that i am better then 90% of the online players that i compete against. Basically i have played so much poker the only way to beat me is to make incorrect plays. Now its to the point i can subliminally sense when i am going to lose a pot with the best hand, its actually not subliminal, its because the suckouts always happen at the same times, the important ones, the ones that make or break my whole tournament. The ones where if i would have won the pot like i should have i would be holding 1/4 of the tournament chips with 20 people left. The ones where im either making big profits or getting next to nothing if i lose. The ones where the "variance" actually matters!


    Please before you post your know it all bullshit about how you make money online and that your play is superior to mine, please feel free to ask me any questions about basic poker knowledge. feel free to challenge me to a bo100 1$ HU NL. We can go over my the hands we play. I can guarantee you i have little to no leaks in my poker game! If the cards went the way the odds say they would, i would probably have the 8k ive lost over the years back, maybe some more too.


    I should be playing real poker by now, not this 1$ shit. But that is what i have been reduced to because i can not afford the 5k per day full tilt would suck from me if i was playing even 10$ buy ins.

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    lol

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    i think this because when i say negative things towards other players i tent to lose alot more afterwards
    Never let them know you are tilted , you are raising a flag with "TILTED" and they will mess with you with a wider range knowing you are likely to stack .

    I have made over 20 full tilt accounts
    Be glad you didn't ship 40K or a similar win as they would simply lock your account once you try to cash out , multiple accounts are fine as long as you keep losing ( I can only guess you didn't open/use them in a way they can't detect )

    Regarding the hand , it depends on the opponent , do you have any stats/reads/hud? What is his opening range? Any history between you and the villain ? You got in ahead against a fishy player who stacked with OESD and a small pair . There are a lot of factors your decision should be based on , but I don't like the play as a standard .

    Do you use bankroll management ? If so you should consider one on the safer side (busto 20x?) , avoid the huge tournaments and switch to 45-180 MTT's or SNG's if you can't afford the high variance swings . It was mentioned in a poker vid , some SNG coach had 5K (games) break even stretches , and if a recognized good player can run that bad , I don't even want to imagine what losing sessions can one take with leaks on their game .

    Post the hands that you busted with from the last 10 tournaments , I bet we can find one that wasn't the "correct play" .
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    Ok first i would like to say that, One of the things i do on online poker to try to increase profites is act like i am on tilt, and i type things in to make people think twice. Yesterday i played an 11+1 6 handed SNG, my first hand i recieved QQ. I typed in the computer this exact phrase "i gtg T_T i have J10 suitet" then i pushed all in. The person who was in the big blind for 30 called me for 1500 with A5. He flopped an ace and made a running boat. It seems like every time i type something in to make my opponent do a bad move i end up getting screwed for it. I always play my cards the same way whether i am upset or not. I do not go on tilt... I do use bankroll management as well. The problem is i just never win! Here are my recent tournament hands from today, nothing that rediculous yet today but i havent won anything. Like i said before, i am only trying to come out even in my poker.. i do not put chips in the pot on tilt in hopes of recooperating losses. EVER. I sometimes play higher limit tournaments but i do not go on tilt! Why would i want to sign on my computer and put my money in with losing hands? does not make any sense!

    Hmm i was going through one of my hand histories and it appears the hand where i lost was not even saved in one of them. Well today i have only lost in race situation with AK vs QQ preflop and 2 tournaments i doubled up like 3 times in both of them, then limits went up and i recieved nothing but losing hands, every time i have 99 the flop will come 2 overs. Every time i play my small pocket pairs to try and flop a set i miss(keeping pot small, trying to snap larger pairs in rush poker). I should flop a set about 1 in 8 times but it seems to happen only after i go all in preflop. I never get profitable flops unless i made a bad move to get there! Ill flop a set sometimes when i shove with my underpair to someones overpair, but never if i actually put them on an overpair.
    Last edited by Scoopsofstacks; 03-20-2011 at 12:34 PM.

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    I remember once upon a time having a mindset that poker was impossible to win and everybody was just lieing about making money or just getting real lucky. Not really the proudest time of my poker "career", I'll admit. I had studied quite a bit, improved my game, and played the best I could. I still couldn't win. I was always getting sucked out on or coolered, which I began to blame for my inability to make money. I figured it was just impossible to win and quit.

    Eventually I came back with a fresh mind and recieved some training from some decent players. They opened my eyes to a lot of things, and I listened. I learned about ranges and exploitation, two key factors in my winning today. I began fully analyzing hands, other players habits, and situations I had difficulty with. It took a bit of studying, time, and patience. My bankroll varied up and down, but eventually my confidence, skill and bankroll grew. There's a lot more to poker than people realize, but that's why poker is a game of skill, not a game of chance.

    Right now you seem pretty down about the whole thing, but you seem a pretty intelligent and sensible person. So I'm going to say this, take as much responsibility as you can for what happens. The only thing you have control of is yourself and your actions. Question everything you do, every action you take. Saying poker is rigged or it's impossible to win is letting the situation control you, and you're just going to feel helpless and angry.
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    Secondly, you seem to be a tournament style player. While that's fine if you enjoy it, but realize that tournament play is way high variance. It may take tens of thousands of tournaments to begin to work out variance, and show how good or bad a player of you are. I see a lot of solid and winning players playing tournaments all the time, and consistently getting knocked out by a complete retard, and getting all angry about it.
    That's just the way tournaments are, grind for hours and hours to just to try to make it to the bubble and mincash, and hours more for a small chance to make the final table. Not really what I call fun or profitable, but I used to do it a lot (freerolls mostly) and I really began to hate it.
    I switched to cash and got crushed, cash is a lot more difficult in many ways, while tournament play just seems to be an extreme test of patience. Keep that in mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KnightofNarg View Post
    Secondly, you seem to be a tournament style player. While that's fine if you enjoy it, but realize that tournament play is way high variance. It may take tens of thousands of tournaments to begin to work out variance, and show how good or bad a player of you are. I see a lot of solid and winning players playing tournaments all the time, and consistently getting knocked out by a complete retard, and getting all angry about it.
    That's just the way tournaments are, grind for hours and hours to just to try to make it to the bubble and mincash, and hours more for a small chance to make the final table. Not really what I call fun or profitable, but I used to do it a lot (freerolls mostly) and I really began to hate it.
    I switched to cash and got crushed, cash is a lot more difficult in many ways, while tournament play just seems to be an extreme test of patience. Keep that in mind.
    I have decided to not play online poker anymore, i feel like the house makes to much money for one. Its not worth the investment it takes to win small amounts of money. Like you said it is high variance in tournaments. I dont really know how to explain my luck on online poker but its bad enough to give me doubts about the security of the game. There are to many ways for it to be rigged to be able to prove any of them if they are so, even if there is a one in 100 chance of the game being rigged it is still not worth the gamble in my opinion. I don't like the idea that the house usually makes more off a winning player than the player itself,while the player is funding the site. Someone needs to open a new poker website with super low rake, or a site that over time a players rake will decrease eventually to 0. Greedy internet bastards.

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    The Stars Pro team gets 100% RB , maybe you should apply . BetRaiser is rake-free but I don't know much about the volume/quality .
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    Quitting is a respectable decision.

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    I'm sorry but you sir, need to quit playing poker. Not just online poker, but poker all together. If you think the rake and badbeats are why you're not making money, then you just need to find another hobby and stick to your 9-5. I hate to break it to you, but there is a rake in live poker aswell. Any casino you play tourneys or cash tables at are going to have a rake/fee. They are also going to have badbeats. You blame the site, the rake, and the play of others, but not yourself of your lack of skill. It's funny how so many people including myself have managed to deposit a small amount online and turn it into a respectable bankroll. Rake, badbeats, and online poker sites have nothing to do with what makes a winning poker player a winner and a losing poker player a loser. Study the game, maybe read a book or 2, and learn to actually play cards if you want to be successful in this buisness. The fact that you think you have to try and trick someone when holding QQ into calling your all in, is just down right sad. Also that hand showed that you just want to get all your chips in preflop holding QQ and gamble, which unless you are short stack and on the verge of busting, isn't really a good idea. Again you need to learn to play cards.

    Also B2B said that aslong as you are a losing player you can have more then 1 account. That isn't true. I have more then a couple accounts on the main site I play and 2 on another site aswell. I have never had a problem transfering money back and forth between the accounts and have cashed out pleanty of times with no problem at all. I think as long as you don't play on both accounts and don't abuse the bonuses you should be fine.
    Last edited by Ipokergood; 03-21-2011 at 02:57 PM.

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