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This is a dropbox links to cheat files or "god" programs where the player cannot lose. The evidence is unreal...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6kcqb68zeagbf1x/c2CDvtK5f2
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Another link to enjoy about the developing scandal...
Yes. Online poker has been confirmed to be 100% rigged ladies and gentleman. Enjoy. This is a day of redemption for yours truly. Here is some background info on when this all started. FIVE years ago!!
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/annie-duke-ub-thread-237495/
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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/annie-duke-ub-thread-237495/
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DEFINITIVE PROOF CONFIRMING POKER IS RIGGED HAS BEEN RELEASED
Yes. People got on here and posted comments to my posts. They called me crazy. They said no one would risk all of the things that I was claiming. That online poker was legitimate because it wouldn't make sense to cheat.
Well this week a series of recording from poker site executives was released which confirms 100% what I have been claiming for years on this blog. It is not random:
- Certain players are unbeatable
- There are indeed house players that take regular players money with unbeatable hand to return it to the house.
- Specific players can be targeted and their accounts taken to a zero balance with ease.
- Poker pros and sponsored players of the site are given unbeatable cards.
This HAS NOW ALL BEEN CONFIRMED.
There are no more questions to be asked.
Here is a link to one of the articles. Go ahead do some research, listen to the recordings, these are executives talking about you and your money on a poker site and how they can spin the findings that were posted to say their site is random and this is simply a statistical anomaly. LOL. Go back to my very first post...years ago...this is redemption. This is confirmation.
http://diamondflushpoker.com/2013/05/whats-behind-the-ultimatebet-tapes/
Everyone who posted a comment that this is normal variance....sorry your wrong.
Its random....nope its not.
I am just remembering bad beats...nope sorry.
This is 100% proof that the poker sites target specific players and that they can also give certain players unbeatable hands. This is 100% proof that they have meetings about how to lie to players about "variance" and "statistical anomalies". Enjoy everyone who believes that online poker has to be fake. Listen to the poker execs talking about how to spin the "cheats" so that people believe they are still random.
Oh redemption and validation is so so sweet.
Well this week a series of recording from poker site executives was released which confirms 100% what I have been claiming for years on this blog. It is not random:
- Certain players are unbeatable
- There are indeed house players that take regular players money with unbeatable hand to return it to the house.
- Specific players can be targeted and their accounts taken to a zero balance with ease.
- Poker pros and sponsored players of the site are given unbeatable cards.
This HAS NOW ALL BEEN CONFIRMED.
There are no more questions to be asked.
Here is a link to one of the articles. Go ahead do some research, listen to the recordings, these are executives talking about you and your money on a poker site and how they can spin the findings that were posted to say their site is random and this is simply a statistical anomaly. LOL. Go back to my very first post...years ago...this is redemption. This is confirmation.
http://diamondflushpoker.com/2013/05/whats-behind-the-ultimatebet-tapes/
Everyone who posted a comment that this is normal variance....sorry your wrong.
Its random....nope its not.
I am just remembering bad beats...nope sorry.
This is 100% proof that the poker sites target specific players and that they can also give certain players unbeatable hands. This is 100% proof that they have meetings about how to lie to players about "variance" and "statistical anomalies". Enjoy everyone who believes that online poker has to be fake. Listen to the poker execs talking about how to spin the "cheats" so that people believe they are still random.
Oh redemption and validation is so so sweet.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
I am banned from depositing on Americas Cardroom...
That's right. I had some extra time this weekend and I decided why not put some money on AC after a couple months and see what happens. I log in and my deposit options have been removed. Interesting I think to myself, so I contact there support via IM. After a 5 minute wait for some moron to check my account he comes back and tells me that my account deposit options have been removed since I made "threats" to the website. So at this point I am curious.
I look into my sent items in my email and the only previous time I contacted them was to provide screenshots in a tournament of players that were colluding against the others at the table.
The email a few weeks before that was me simply asking with a screenshot of one of the hands posted below when the last time, if ever, there RNG had been audited. Just so you can see that I was not going crazy and ranting at the site, here is the emails:
"When was the last time your site RNG was audited? I want answers to what is happening. Please see the hand below."
"See the two hands below. The odds of these hands losing are less than 10%. This happened in the course of less than 10 hands. This means that statistically this set of events is happening more often than winning the lottery. Who can I speak to? "
So apparently the above emails were considered "threatening" to the site and they have restricted my account. LOL. Good riddance. Probably the best thing to happen rather than for them to just take another deposit from me.
On a side note, I had tourney bucks still left in my account, and on the first hand I play AQ vs QJ in which I flop two pair, the player, who has no location listed and just recently joined the site ran a straight to his Jack to knock me out.
The site banned me from making deposits based on the "threats" above. THIS IS CLEAR PROOF THAT THEY KNOW AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEIR SITE IS NOT RANDOM. Otherwise, what does it matter? I could claim that they were unrandom and cheaters all day long and if the site really was random they wouldn't care. They would allow someone to examine their RNG with no issue at all. They would explain to me that their RNG was random and recently audited, yet they did no such thing. They simply banned me from making deposits on their site.
To me, this clearly indicates an acknowledgement that their website is rigged and not random. They have something to hide. And apparently they think that by not allowing players to deposit money on the site they can hide it and sweep it under the rug.
Its hard to hide something that had been proven. When players can start calling out what cards will come on the turn and river before they are dealt based on players information such as location and join date, something is clearly wrong. This site has proven to me that it is rigged and all I can say is good riddance to Americas cardroom. This is probably the most rigged site on the internet. Do yourself a favor and if you think about putting money on this site, take a dollar, just one, crumple it up and throw it in the trash.
How did you feel after doing that?
That is what you are doing by depositing on this site.
I look into my sent items in my email and the only previous time I contacted them was to provide screenshots in a tournament of players that were colluding against the others at the table.
The email a few weeks before that was me simply asking with a screenshot of one of the hands posted below when the last time, if ever, there RNG had been audited. Just so you can see that I was not going crazy and ranting at the site, here is the emails:
"When was the last time your site RNG was audited? I want answers to what is happening. Please see the hand below."
"See the two hands below. The odds of these hands losing are less than 10%. This happened in the course of less than 10 hands. This means that statistically this set of events is happening more often than winning the lottery. Who can I speak to? "
So apparently the above emails were considered "threatening" to the site and they have restricted my account. LOL. Good riddance. Probably the best thing to happen rather than for them to just take another deposit from me.
On a side note, I had tourney bucks still left in my account, and on the first hand I play AQ vs QJ in which I flop two pair, the player, who has no location listed and just recently joined the site ran a straight to his Jack to knock me out.
The site banned me from making deposits based on the "threats" above. THIS IS CLEAR PROOF THAT THEY KNOW AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEIR SITE IS NOT RANDOM. Otherwise, what does it matter? I could claim that they were unrandom and cheaters all day long and if the site really was random they wouldn't care. They would allow someone to examine their RNG with no issue at all. They would explain to me that their RNG was random and recently audited, yet they did no such thing. They simply banned me from making deposits on their site.
To me, this clearly indicates an acknowledgement that their website is rigged and not random. They have something to hide. And apparently they think that by not allowing players to deposit money on the site they can hide it and sweep it under the rug.
Its hard to hide something that had been proven. When players can start calling out what cards will come on the turn and river before they are dealt based on players information such as location and join date, something is clearly wrong. This site has proven to me that it is rigged and all I can say is good riddance to Americas cardroom. This is probably the most rigged site on the internet. Do yourself a favor and if you think about putting money on this site, take a dollar, just one, crumple it up and throw it in the trash.
How did you feel after doing that?
That is what you are doing by depositing on this site.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Variance and the online poker myth
I have read quite a few articles lately and even received an email reply back from Americas Cardroom when I bubbled in a tourney holding quad Kings that Variance is the reason for the bad beats. Variance is the go to answer for those people that claim that online poker is not rigged. They say "your just angry because you go a bad beat" or "if you cant handle the beats then dont play poker". The thing is the "variance" they mention doesnt stop. If this were true "variance" then eventually you would run into good variance and win every coin flip and every dominated hand you play.
However, we all know this is not happening. So I got curious the past few months and got a tracker. I can confirm now that all the major online poker sites are clearly and completed rigged for American players. All the players that talk a big game online and act like they make so much money and claim "its not rigged you cant handle the beats". Well, I put those players in pokertracker to see if they have actually made money.
I did not find one player who was actually positive.
Let me type that one more time so it sinks in.....NOT ONE PLAYER HAD MADE A PROFIT.
So I started putting more and more names in, no one has made money. People type in the chat that they take 2-300 bucks off a month. Yeah, well when you lose 4-500 bucks a month just because you take the money off doesnt mean you make money. This is the hard truth, it really is.
Where is our money going? If no one is making money, and we all seem to be losing money, then where is all our money?
The only thing I can figure is that it is all going to the house players and back to the house. This is the only logical answer. If you have any other opinions as to where our money is going please let me know.
As always here are some beats that I love:
Aces vs 89 all in preflop. Yes PREFLOP. Guy called an 89. Why would someone do that? I saved this hand as it marks exactly seven times in a row that pocket aces have lost on this site all in preflop. I wonder how long this streak can continue?
However, we all know this is not happening. So I got curious the past few months and got a tracker. I can confirm now that all the major online poker sites are clearly and completed rigged for American players. All the players that talk a big game online and act like they make so much money and claim "its not rigged you cant handle the beats". Well, I put those players in pokertracker to see if they have actually made money.
I did not find one player who was actually positive.
Let me type that one more time so it sinks in.....NOT ONE PLAYER HAD MADE A PROFIT.
So I started putting more and more names in, no one has made money. People type in the chat that they take 2-300 bucks off a month. Yeah, well when you lose 4-500 bucks a month just because you take the money off doesnt mean you make money. This is the hard truth, it really is.
Where is our money going? If no one is making money, and we all seem to be losing money, then where is all our money?
The only thing I can figure is that it is all going to the house players and back to the house. This is the only logical answer. If you have any other opinions as to where our money is going please let me know.
As always here are some beats that I love:
Aces vs 89 all in preflop. Yes PREFLOP. Guy called an 89. Why would someone do that? I saved this hand as it marks exactly seven times in a row that pocket aces have lost on this site all in preflop. I wonder how long this streak can continue?
This next beat is on the bubble practically. Two people from the money. This is the hand I sent to the site to see what there response is. I actually typed in the chat box that the guy had an underpair and would hit his one or two outer. I typed this at least 45 seconds before the cards were dealt as another player let his time bank run down. If this is truly random then how can I state when I will lose and what cards will be dealt? Someone please tell me this? Its because its not random. Its all programmed and no matter how you play you will lose.
By the way the hand below and the hand above occurred within about 3 hands of each other. Making the odds even more improbable that this happens randomly.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
I get back on after months off and....
Yup. Still happening. Before the rebuys have even stopped. I am out. This guy hit trip 7's two hands before this one. Can it be more clearly rigged? I have AA. I should feel pretty dam confident with this hand. But I knew I would lose. I can feel it now. I hope on a table I know when I am going to win and lose a hand before it plays out. This site in particular is now worse than Full Tilt. There are only certain players that win ALL THE TIME.
These players arent "better" than most of the players, in actuality they are worse. This guy in the picture, he wins all the time, however he plays the worst hands. He is either given the cards to win, or he knows what is coming. I mean hitting trips means you have one or two outs tops. You are talking about 8% hands at best, and normally 2%. Yet, in this tourney alone, one of the first I have played in months, he hits trips twice withikn 3 hands.
Someone please explain it...
These players arent "better" than most of the players, in actuality they are worse. This guy in the picture, he wins all the time, however he plays the worst hands. He is either given the cards to win, or he knows what is coming. I mean hitting trips means you have one or two outs tops. You are talking about 8% hands at best, and normally 2%. Yet, in this tourney alone, one of the first I have played in months, he hits trips twice withikn 3 hands.
Someone please explain it...
Saturday, June 16, 2012
ACES Continue to Lose
Yes, this was all in preflop. Yes, I typed in the box before the cards hit that a King would come. Yes, I knew I would lose this hand. Why you may ask yourself? Because it is written into the code.
I had about 150 chips less than this guy. We are maybe 20 people from the money and why do I lose? Because the bigger stack will always win. This allows the tourney to move faster, so that people have to rebuy and play other tourneys.
THIS WILL ALWAYS HAPPEN.
Its part of the software and is code that is written in. Simply put I have actually reached the point where if I am chip leader at my table 15-20 places before the money I will call each and every all in that happens, no matter what I have. If I have 2 7 off all in. I will win, I know it. People call me crazy when I point these things out and then call me a genius when I prove it to them in these games.
As an example I was at a table the tourney before this one, had three people all in, 5 spots from the money. I sat there with a 48 off suit and called there all ins. The all in hands were JJ, A 10, and KQ. I should lose this hand right? Nope. The flop is 982, turn K, river 8. Yup. I know it was coming. It is truly one of the unrandom codes that I can confirm is fixed in this site.
I had about 150 chips less than this guy. We are maybe 20 people from the money and why do I lose? Because the bigger stack will always win. This allows the tourney to move faster, so that people have to rebuy and play other tourneys.
THIS WILL ALWAYS HAPPEN.
Its part of the software and is code that is written in. Simply put I have actually reached the point where if I am chip leader at my table 15-20 places before the money I will call each and every all in that happens, no matter what I have. If I have 2 7 off all in. I will win, I know it. People call me crazy when I point these things out and then call me a genius when I prove it to them in these games.
As an example I was at a table the tourney before this one, had three people all in, 5 spots from the money. I sat there with a 48 off suit and called there all ins. The all in hands were JJ, A 10, and KQ. I should lose this hand right? Nope. The flop is 982, turn K, river 8. Yup. I know it was coming. It is truly one of the unrandom codes that I can confirm is fixed in this site.
Monday, April 30, 2012
ACES have lost 7 times in row.
Will it stop? Doesnt seem like it. The site is clearly rigged, I said something or did something, and they are taking everything from me.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
ACES have lost six time in a row...
How can anyone explain this at this point? Six times today I have had aces. 6 times I have lost to a flush on the river. This site needs to be shut down now. Its clearly and simply rigged to make winning players lose.
ANOTHER ONE OUTER!
How does this continue? Weeks upon weeks of people making bad calls and hitting a 2 outer or less on the river. Can anyone explain this? I have not won with the best hand in weeks. My loss is always on the river. It is impossible at this point to say this is random. It clearly is a rigged system.
Donkey Bitch of the week #2 ANGELMARINOY!
Monday, April 23, 2012
A ONE OUTER!!!
Yes indeed. This happened. This is an all in on the turn with one card to go and two callers. Why this idiot would call a raise with a 49 to begin with is beyond me. Then the guy has the nerve to tell me he made the correct read and went all in because he knew his odds of hitting it were good. Really??
So you knew your odds of hitting a freaking ONE OUTER were good? LOL. Find this guy on cash games and play him. He will pay your bills. DONKEY OF THE WEEK.
ACESWILD1KING...winner of the first donkey of the week award.
So you knew your odds of hitting a freaking ONE OUTER were good? LOL. Find this guy on cash games and play him. He will pay your bills. DONKEY OF THE WEEK.
ACESWILD1KING...winner of the first donkey of the week award.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Two Straight Tourneys
and two times I lose with AA vs KK. The chances of this being random are astronomical. The first beat cost me 120 bucks. The second one cost me 85. Explain to me how it is possible that in 9 years of playing poker I have never won with KK vs AA, but in the course of 4 hours I lose with it at a final table twice. Random my ass.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Back To Full Tilt Poker For a Minute
So I have been asked quite a few times what is going on with Full Tilt Poker? Well the answer to that question is outside of the US and a few additional countries, Full Tilt never went offline. If you happened to live in Russia, China, or one of the smaller European countries there was never even an interruption in service. This is why at all recent tournaments you saw multiple pro's still wearing FT gear...they are still getting paid. All while the North American continent and parts of Europe are without FT and without their funds which FT cant pay. This is the fact of the matter. Full Tilt LLC is fully operational and functioning and making money without paying us back.
Full Tilt Inc. however is shut down by the federal government and will remain that way until they pay US players back their money. The reason for this post is that it appears that the Full Tilt Inc. sale is pretty much a done deal at this point.
http://pokernewsboy.com/online-poker-news/anonymous-source-says-full-tilt-sale-a-done-deal/11609
Multiple sites have confirment that the sale is very near to being finalized and what that means for us players that do not have access to FT currently is that our accounts will either have to be operational again when the site comes back up. OR they will have to pay out all of the funding that is owed and we will have to create new accounts to play on the site again.
Personally, I look forward to the site coming back. It was the best software in terms of playability out there.....even though it was rigged and not random (oh come now, you know I have to say that). BUT and here is where my thoughts kick in, I dont think enough was done to these players who were reaping the benefits of this pyramid scheme.
What was done on FT was no different than what was done by Bernie Madoff and he is behind bars for the rest of his life. I think Howard Lederer and the rest of his crew need the same treatment, Throw them in jail for 10 years, let legitimate poker professionals take over the site. It seems as if everyone who had a hand in this is going to get away basically penalty free and will reap the benefits and profits of this sale. I really dont think this is right.
Full Tilt Inc. however is shut down by the federal government and will remain that way until they pay US players back their money. The reason for this post is that it appears that the Full Tilt Inc. sale is pretty much a done deal at this point.
http://pokernewsboy.com/online-poker-news/anonymous-source-says-full-tilt-sale-a-done-deal/11609
Multiple sites have confirment that the sale is very near to being finalized and what that means for us players that do not have access to FT currently is that our accounts will either have to be operational again when the site comes back up. OR they will have to pay out all of the funding that is owed and we will have to create new accounts to play on the site again.
Personally, I look forward to the site coming back. It was the best software in terms of playability out there.....even though it was rigged and not random (oh come now, you know I have to say that). BUT and here is where my thoughts kick in, I dont think enough was done to these players who were reaping the benefits of this pyramid scheme.
What was done on FT was no different than what was done by Bernie Madoff and he is behind bars for the rest of his life. I think Howard Lederer and the rest of his crew need the same treatment, Throw them in jail for 10 years, let legitimate poker professionals take over the site. It seems as if everyone who had a hand in this is going to get away basically penalty free and will reap the benefits and profits of this sale. I really dont think this is right.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Americas Cardroom is so bad...
Yes. This has been happening all day. Literally all day. Three outers or less on the river, after of course, the long river hesitation. I knew this card was coming before it hit. As soon as the computer "delayed" dealing the river to think about the card. Poof there is was. Some people say "ahh well its poker, it happens." Yeah I agree it does. But if it happens for these people, it would have to at least sometimes happen for me right? Right?? Never does however.
For those wondering, yes, this was an all in on the turn. This donkey called me with two overs on the board on the turn all in with two outs to hit the river.
For those wondering, yes, this was an all in on the turn. This donkey called me with two overs on the board on the turn all in with two outs to hit the river.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Americas Cardroom is AWFUL
Doyles Room was a great experience and offered what seemed like real card play. I had months of experience on there and then........it was bought by Americas Cardroom. And everything changed rapidly.
Americas Cardroom from day one of the conversion is a complete and total different experience. It is just plain awful. It is on par with Full Tilt Poker Awful (Full Tilt which was bought by French Investors and is back up and running by the way, while American players have not received their money back and probably never will). From the first day that this site started the beats have been unrandom and unrealistic. It has become like FT poker, I can call what cards are coming before they are dealt and know when a bad beat is coming. Many of the same factors observed on FT are back into play on the site. If you are thinking of making an investment on a site, dont choose this site, you may as well throw your money in the trash.
Some of the same observed traits have reappeared:
- There is the dreaded river hesitation where you can tell the computer had to "think" about what card to deal to beat your hand which was ahead at the time. This hesitation is clear and evident as the card takes 1-2 seconds longer to fall than other cards and will always, always, result in a bad beat.
- The larger stack of a tourney will hit a bad hand and beat the lower stacks. This happens all the time and the only explanation for it is that this is an easy way for the site to speed up the tourney. On AC this is particular bad right before the rebuys end and right before the money. Usually players tighten up before the money. On this site that tight hand of AA or KK or AK, will inevitably lose to an 83 or 59. I see this happen all the time.
- Simply put the faster the tourney ends the quicker you enter the next tourney and the site makes more money.
- Just like on FT, AC has foreign players that make very very "strange" calls. I will identify them for you here. There locations will be Puerto Ordaz or Caracas. These players are paid players. They fill seats on the site and their play is just plain awful. But heres the thing, they make bad calls, but they usually win, so it is not good to have "bad" players on the site. Right before I started posting this today in a double up tourney I had KK and raised, got reraised by a Caracas player and I went all in. He called me with a 10 6 off suit. Flop is 4710 turn J river (with hesitation) 10.
- Ask yourself, how many people would call all in a $30 buy in tourney with a 10 6 off and expect to win? The answer is no one. No one makes that call unless they know they are going to win. Something is very off with these players that have locations of Puerto Ordaz or Caracas. If you play on the site and you dont believe this, review everyones location at your table, I guarantee at least one person has this location at every table. And watch their play. You will notice they always win hands in which they were way behind.
The really odd thing is, they are almost always at the final table as well. Makes good business sense. If you pay players to play poker, it seems pretty simple that you would allow them to win so that the winnings would in turn go back to Americas Cardroom.
My recommendation. Stay away from AC. Far away. Online poker will be legalized soon as the IRS needs money. Wait for a legitimate site, AC is as rigged as FT.
Americas Cardroom from day one of the conversion is a complete and total different experience. It is just plain awful. It is on par with Full Tilt Poker Awful (Full Tilt which was bought by French Investors and is back up and running by the way, while American players have not received their money back and probably never will). From the first day that this site started the beats have been unrandom and unrealistic. It has become like FT poker, I can call what cards are coming before they are dealt and know when a bad beat is coming. Many of the same factors observed on FT are back into play on the site. If you are thinking of making an investment on a site, dont choose this site, you may as well throw your money in the trash.
Some of the same observed traits have reappeared:
- There is the dreaded river hesitation where you can tell the computer had to "think" about what card to deal to beat your hand which was ahead at the time. This hesitation is clear and evident as the card takes 1-2 seconds longer to fall than other cards and will always, always, result in a bad beat.
- The larger stack of a tourney will hit a bad hand and beat the lower stacks. This happens all the time and the only explanation for it is that this is an easy way for the site to speed up the tourney. On AC this is particular bad right before the rebuys end and right before the money. Usually players tighten up before the money. On this site that tight hand of AA or KK or AK, will inevitably lose to an 83 or 59. I see this happen all the time.
- Simply put the faster the tourney ends the quicker you enter the next tourney and the site makes more money.
- Just like on FT, AC has foreign players that make very very "strange" calls. I will identify them for you here. There locations will be Puerto Ordaz or Caracas. These players are paid players. They fill seats on the site and their play is just plain awful. But heres the thing, they make bad calls, but they usually win, so it is not good to have "bad" players on the site. Right before I started posting this today in a double up tourney I had KK and raised, got reraised by a Caracas player and I went all in. He called me with a 10 6 off suit. Flop is 4710 turn J river (with hesitation) 10.
- Ask yourself, how many people would call all in a $30 buy in tourney with a 10 6 off and expect to win? The answer is no one. No one makes that call unless they know they are going to win. Something is very off with these players that have locations of Puerto Ordaz or Caracas. If you play on the site and you dont believe this, review everyones location at your table, I guarantee at least one person has this location at every table. And watch their play. You will notice they always win hands in which they were way behind.
The really odd thing is, they are almost always at the final table as well. Makes good business sense. If you pay players to play poker, it seems pretty simple that you would allow them to win so that the winnings would in turn go back to Americas Cardroom.
My recommendation. Stay away from AC. Far away. Online poker will be legalized soon as the IRS needs money. Wait for a legitimate site, AC is as rigged as FT.
Doyles Room Review
Havent posted in quite a while. But had to get some play time in before I could post any thoughts. Well here is the deal. My play time on Doyles Room seemed 100% legitimate and actually random. I saw good hands win the majority of the time and there wasnt a whole bunch of "strange" calls. That being said Doyles Room doesnt exist any longer and the change to Americas Cardroom is whole different story...
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Well I make that lost post and all of a sudden this happens many times
So I take it back. Doyles room is the same as everywhere else. I mean 4th place gets 50 bucks. I am sitting back and chilling and this happens. This CANNOT and I repeat CANNOT be random. On the bubble...BS.
Doyles Room Review
Doyles room is better than Full Tilt Poker or Pokerstars could ever wish to be. Thats my personal opinion. The one flaw of the site is that there arent that many people on at one time. The positives however are:
- The site actually seems to play the closest to real poker I have ever played online.
- Tourneys and cash games feel more real as well. Dont expect to get in a tournament where only 60 people are registered and have it be completed in one hour. Its not going to happen. You will be playing this tourney for 3-4 hours to win. Just like real poker. Compare this to Full Tilt where you could expect a tournament with 600 people to take maybe 3 hours.
- Beats. I am not going to say I havent had my share of bad beats on this site. I have. BUT and here is the big BUT, it happens far less often and with far less craziness than on other sites. If I push a set of 5's after the flop and someone else push's a flush draw I am going to lose that sometimes. Its expected. However, if like on FT I have AA and get called by someone who didnt even hit a pair on the flop. The game has not runner runnered me.......yet.
So what are the negatives to getting on this site. The "fake but not fake" players as I like to call them. There is an ever growing number of players whose names start with VE or BKR. In reading many posts on the internet and researching it appears that these players are all from South America and actually get paid to play online poker. They get staked and get paid a hourly wage (something like 20 cents an hour which is actually probably a decent salary). There winnings if any all then go back to the companies or people that have hired them to play on the sites. If you log on in the early morning or late at night you may literally sit at a 9 person table that looks like this:
VE12345
VE56709
VE54677
VE67543
BKR1234
BKR7987
BKR5632
Tomscat
and me
And it sucks because you dont know if these players truly are all sitting together and sharing hands and cards. Thankfully most of them are pretty bad and get all there money in the pot with the worst hand. So its quite easy to pull decent earning from these guys. Where it gets bad is in rebuy tourneys when they can just keep pushing all in hoping to get lucky and rebuy when they go out. If anyone knows anymore about these strange players let me know.
Since I have not been posting very often and Doyles rooms last hand part of the software is horrible to get screenshots to post on here. I will give a guy a shout who owns this blog:
http://www.thebiglaydown.blogspot.com/
He seems to post a lot and has pictures of hot asian chicks. So enjoy as it looks like he posts everyday.
- The site actually seems to play the closest to real poker I have ever played online.
- Tourneys and cash games feel more real as well. Dont expect to get in a tournament where only 60 people are registered and have it be completed in one hour. Its not going to happen. You will be playing this tourney for 3-4 hours to win. Just like real poker. Compare this to Full Tilt where you could expect a tournament with 600 people to take maybe 3 hours.
- Beats. I am not going to say I havent had my share of bad beats on this site. I have. BUT and here is the big BUT, it happens far less often and with far less craziness than on other sites. If I push a set of 5's after the flop and someone else push's a flush draw I am going to lose that sometimes. Its expected. However, if like on FT I have AA and get called by someone who didnt even hit a pair on the flop. The game has not runner runnered me.......yet.
So what are the negatives to getting on this site. The "fake but not fake" players as I like to call them. There is an ever growing number of players whose names start with VE or BKR. In reading many posts on the internet and researching it appears that these players are all from South America and actually get paid to play online poker. They get staked and get paid a hourly wage (something like 20 cents an hour which is actually probably a decent salary). There winnings if any all then go back to the companies or people that have hired them to play on the sites. If you log on in the early morning or late at night you may literally sit at a 9 person table that looks like this:
VE12345
VE56709
VE54677
VE67543
BKR1234
BKR7987
BKR5632
Tomscat
and me
And it sucks because you dont know if these players truly are all sitting together and sharing hands and cards. Thankfully most of them are pretty bad and get all there money in the pot with the worst hand. So its quite easy to pull decent earning from these guys. Where it gets bad is in rebuy tourneys when they can just keep pushing all in hoping to get lucky and rebuy when they go out. If anyone knows anymore about these strange players let me know.
Since I have not been posting very often and Doyles rooms last hand part of the software is horrible to get screenshots to post on here. I will give a guy a shout who owns this blog:
http://www.thebiglaydown.blogspot.com/
He seems to post a lot and has pictures of hot asian chicks. So enjoy as it looks like he posts everyday.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Doyles Room
My first day on Doyles Room. I must say I was pleasantly suprised. I really like the software. Its easy to use and intuitive. It really honestly and truly feels more like real poker. There is no crazy hands where three people are all in. The pace of the game is much slower and the cards feel real. Here is a highlight of my day in which I made a decent amount of money. This hand is great though:
Thats right I called it.....Full Tilt is Bankrupt
Dont expect to get your money back. I called this two weeks ago. Here are some links. The main question is what did they do with our money? A company should only be allowed to invest PROFITS. Not the players buy ins. This is absolutely ridiculous. I hope they go after the owners of the site as well. Howard Lederer behind bars. That would make me feel absolutely great!
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42906061/ns/business-us_business/
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/full-tilt-filing-bankruptcy-monday-1037341/
http://www.rgc2005.com/2011/05/full-tilt-broke-absolute-and-ultimate.html
So now that we have that out of the way. US Players will probably not be able to get their funding back. Howard Lederer is hiding in some hole somewhere outside of the United States. He should, he is an absolute thief. Full Tilt took our money as soon as we deposited it. Essentially, you were never going to get paid. So much for the poker sites make so much money they dont have to cheat theory.
If you won a large tournament you would have never received your money. If you did, they would have paid you with other peoples deposits. Forget them. Lock them up. What they did was illegal. Speaking of......
A quick article for you to review:
A major university recently completed a study of the on-line poker site FullTiltPoker.Net, the “free” side of Full Tilt Poker.
http://www.railbirds.com/blog/335777/the-truth-about-fulltilt-repost.html
Over the course of the one-year study students entered into, but did not play in, over 10,000 9-person Sit & Go No Limit Hold’em 250 (play money) tournaments. Player stats were recorded, and later analyzed. Over 57,000 individual hands made up the study sample.
The study revealed that the dealing of cards at Full Tilt Poker is not random. The site has a tendency to deal a statistically abnormal amount of “big” hands, including straights, flushes, full houses, four of a kind, etc.
The odds of “hitting” a particular hand when seven cards are dealt from a 52-card deck are easily calculated. We won’t go into the gory mathematical details, but you are certainly invited to look them up for yourself if you don’t believe us.
For example, when seven cards are dealt from a 52-card deck, the odds of hitting a royal flush are approximately 500,000 to 1. That’s why you don’t see very many of them in the real world, let alone get one yourself. Yet, on Full Tilt we saw a royal flush in approximately 1 out of every 4,432 hands dealt, over 1,000 times as often as statistical probability would dictate. Several of our players were dealt more than one royal flush over the course of the study.
Oddly, a non-royal straight flush came up in 1 out of 7,203 hands during our study. With a random deal, the probability of hitting any kind of non-royal straight flush is approximately 83,000 to 1. That probability is multiplied by a factor of 10 at Full Tilt.
The most common winning hand in our tournaments at Full Tilt was 2 pairs. It came up on average 1 out of every 13 hands, about twice as often as statistical probability would dictate. With a random seven-card deal from a 52-card deck, a 2-pair hand should come up every 21 hands on average.
Likewise, all the other “big hands” occurred far more often on Full Tilt than one would expect from a truly random (and honest) deal. A straight came up in 1 out of every 54 hands dealt. Normal odds for a straight are 1 in every 283 seven-card hands. Likewise, a flush came up in 1 out of every 54 hands, the same as straights. In the real world, we would expect to see a flush in approximately 1 out of every 500 hands, or about half as often as a straight. On Full Tilt straights and flushes come up with almost equal frequency, yet another statistical anomaly.
Interestingly, the most common straights on Full Tilt are the ace high straight and the five high straight. They came up more than four times as often as any other kind of straight. This, in and of itself, represents another glaring statistical anomaly.
Hands with three-of-a-kind were observed in 1 out of every 27 hands, almost twice the 1 out of 47 hands one expects to see in the real world.
A full house came up on average 1 in every 71 hands dealt. This far exceeds the 1 in every 694 hands you will see in the real world.
Hands with four-of-a-kind occurred on Full Tilt in one 1 of every 281 hands, far more often then the 1 out of every 4,166 hands one expects from an random deal.
We can only conclude that Full Tilt does not deal cards randomly, but is programmed to produce big hands. Perhaps this makes for more “exciting” play, but it is less than honest.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42906061/ns/business-us_business/
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/full-tilt-filing-bankruptcy-monday-1037341/
http://www.rgc2005.com/2011/05/full-tilt-broke-absolute-and-ultimate.html
So now that we have that out of the way. US Players will probably not be able to get their funding back. Howard Lederer is hiding in some hole somewhere outside of the United States. He should, he is an absolute thief. Full Tilt took our money as soon as we deposited it. Essentially, you were never going to get paid. So much for the poker sites make so much money they dont have to cheat theory.
If you won a large tournament you would have never received your money. If you did, they would have paid you with other peoples deposits. Forget them. Lock them up. What they did was illegal. Speaking of......
A quick article for you to review:
A major university recently completed a study of the on-line poker site FullTiltPoker.Net, the “free” side of Full Tilt Poker.
http://www.railbirds.com/blog/335777/the-truth-about-fulltilt-repost.html
Over the course of the one-year study students entered into, but did not play in, over 10,000 9-person Sit & Go No Limit Hold’em 250 (play money) tournaments. Player stats were recorded, and later analyzed. Over 57,000 individual hands made up the study sample.
The study revealed that the dealing of cards at Full Tilt Poker is not random. The site has a tendency to deal a statistically abnormal amount of “big” hands, including straights, flushes, full houses, four of a kind, etc.
The odds of “hitting” a particular hand when seven cards are dealt from a 52-card deck are easily calculated. We won’t go into the gory mathematical details, but you are certainly invited to look them up for yourself if you don’t believe us.
For example, when seven cards are dealt from a 52-card deck, the odds of hitting a royal flush are approximately 500,000 to 1. That’s why you don’t see very many of them in the real world, let alone get one yourself. Yet, on Full Tilt we saw a royal flush in approximately 1 out of every 4,432 hands dealt, over 1,000 times as often as statistical probability would dictate. Several of our players were dealt more than one royal flush over the course of the study.
Oddly, a non-royal straight flush came up in 1 out of 7,203 hands during our study. With a random deal, the probability of hitting any kind of non-royal straight flush is approximately 83,000 to 1. That probability is multiplied by a factor of 10 at Full Tilt.
The most common winning hand in our tournaments at Full Tilt was 2 pairs. It came up on average 1 out of every 13 hands, about twice as often as statistical probability would dictate. With a random seven-card deal from a 52-card deck, a 2-pair hand should come up every 21 hands on average.
Likewise, all the other “big hands” occurred far more often on Full Tilt than one would expect from a truly random (and honest) deal. A straight came up in 1 out of every 54 hands dealt. Normal odds for a straight are 1 in every 283 seven-card hands. Likewise, a flush came up in 1 out of every 54 hands, the same as straights. In the real world, we would expect to see a flush in approximately 1 out of every 500 hands, or about half as often as a straight. On Full Tilt straights and flushes come up with almost equal frequency, yet another statistical anomaly.
Interestingly, the most common straights on Full Tilt are the ace high straight and the five high straight. They came up more than four times as often as any other kind of straight. This, in and of itself, represents another glaring statistical anomaly.
Hands with three-of-a-kind were observed in 1 out of every 27 hands, almost twice the 1 out of 47 hands one expects to see in the real world.
A full house came up on average 1 in every 71 hands dealt. This far exceeds the 1 in every 694 hands you will see in the real world.
Hands with four-of-a-kind occurred on Full Tilt in one 1 of every 281 hands, far more often then the 1 out of every 4,166 hands one expects from an random deal.
We can only conclude that Full Tilt does not deal cards randomly, but is programmed to produce big hands. Perhaps this makes for more “exciting” play, but it is less than honest.
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