I really find it unbelievable how the same persons keep on hitting the cards whereas others never hit. For some reason i have the feeling all online pokersites are blacklisting persons.

How is it possible that 1 person looses the top hand with highest odds and most outs and still the opponent hits the one and only one out, not once, but multiple tables in a row.

Even worse, with two opponents having the weakest hand the least outs, even that out drops.

I have to say that according to me it's not possible. Any chance calculator will prove the opposite.

I really start thinking about quiting online poker because I'm getting of it

NOTE:

I started following loosers in online poker 10 months ago, and on 3 different sites.
Thanks to my friends Alsyopee and Primatu who managed to give me statistics.

after every single biggish win i have experianced downswings,,luck doesnt work like that imo,,,,i think 80% of players dont trust online poker and i honestly think these richkids know how to cheat it,just like any other video game.

I hear so many people complain about omline poker and how it's "rigged" or how prevelent cheating is. While I do agree that you are more likly to run into cheats and scams online, I beleive that most on the bitching is sour grapes. I've run a live game for many years and can say with some authority that most players feel they get more that their fair share of bad beats.

Universaly, players think that their better players than they are! The old saying "the grass is always greener on the other side of the valley" applies here. I can't count the number of time that someone in my home game losses a hand and proclaims that something must be wrong with the game because no one gets such bad beats. Guess what; it's always the same 2 or 3 players, the whinners. Most games have them!

I would ask the OP how much live experience do you have? Anyone with extensive live experience knows that in NLTH bad beats and suck outs are the nature of the game. That is exactly why many pros don't play it.

Anyone whose always thinking that there is something wrong with the game needs to ask themselves some tough questions.