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Message: [QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 339974, member: 6020"] - Better players get more bad beats than worse one (cos they play better cards and therefore are more likely to be leading at river. Logical, seeing as the bad players are the ones calling with crap and catching the cards. - Some players you play, will just be lucky, and continouly outdraw you. Yes, but in the long run you will win against them. Even if someone outdraws me five times in a row I can crack a smile because I know if this guy keeps playing the same way I will make money from him in the long run because I'm going in with the better hand. :) - You won't win every tournament regardless of how well you play. Yep. You will also go on bad runs if you're a good player, and good runs if you're a bad player. Don't make any assumptions about your ability until you have a lot of results and experiences to base them on. - You DO sometimes catch a break, you DONT always lose with AA and Pocket pairs DO sometimes hold up. Luck evens out in the long run, and even in the short run it can. In lone tourneys I've sucked out on a couple of players then been sucked out on. - You can't bluff on low money pay tables You can, but it's hard. You certainly need reads on your opponent before trying it - it obviously shouldn't be tried on loose calling stations, which a lot of low limit players are to some extent. - It takes ages and ages (and ages) to clear 1,000 raked hands Single-tabling micro/low limit games, yeah. :) - If someone playing a freeroll tells you they are a professional poker player, they are lying. - A player who pushes all in on 4 consecutive hands will flip AA when you call all in with KK on the 5th - If someone types "oops, i didn't mean to press all-in" when they press all-in, they did mean to press all-in when they press all-in (p.s No I DIDNT fall for it!) Yes, yes and yes! - If you get AJ, flop will be KQ and if you get KQ flop will be AJ (and 10 won't come) Murphy's Law of Poker. :) [/QUOTE]

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