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[QUOTE="sumdumguy, post: 6700898, member: 1003793"]
I have had a really bad streak lately in poker, I can understand the variances, the lack of concentration, bad bets or hands that should not be played in those positions, but from there until they know that it will come out in Turn or River according to a bot program it's already the last straw, don't you think? I want to open a debate about this because I know that there are a lot of players who go through horrible bad beats (myself included) and they really are sometimes inexplicable.

I put a follow-up case in a tournament, I just played on Pokerstars and I hope for a solution, the villain's moves were very exact and precise to the point that he climbed without good cards and gave him a top-pair (acceptable) but a ladder from which it was almost impossible depending on his position to draw them with those cards in hand (no, I don't accept it).

Review that move with a colleague who has software and the software says that 12% to win that hand that must be folded and the player went all-in and won, how are you?

The Pokerstars agent answered me this: "[I] However, it's also essential to remember that poker is a game of skill and strategy. While some players may use legitimate software to improve their game, decision-making and the ability to adapt to different situations are key factors for success.” [/I]And I know you're right... to a certain extent, of course.

What do you guys think of this?
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