Other "Online Poker is Rigged"

This happened over a course of a quite a few hands (10+)...so instead of direct copy+paste of HH, I'll just post a few of the lines

tinlizzie said, "do you people notice this poker room does not deal random but to seats"
Bryan_B007 said, "it deals to me a lot"
(after a hand where Bryan sucked out out a guy with 3 outer)

tinlizzie said, "we should quit playing here till they clean up their acts. party poker is the fairest and the biggest ."
Bryan_B007 said, "i have never won a penny on that damn site i hate it"
tinlizzie said, "I'm taking my money out of here"
Bryan_B007 said, "i played all kinds of games at different limits maybe this one's just not lukcy for you"

conan201 said, "this poker site is BS"
conan201 said, "river card decideds it ever singal time"

Comments

  • Thank heaven for explanations other than "I'm playing badly."

    ScottyZ
  • Scotty NO ONE ever plays bad on line, they are all the next WSOP main event winner in their own mind. Trouble is most people don't know when they play badly, or when they get lucky. I now recognize when I push bad cards in the wrong situation and sometimes get lucky, when I push the right cards in the right situation and run into a monster, or when I push right cards, right situation and get a bad call and get sucked out on. I can now realize when I make mistakes or play bad. Most on line players haven't gotten to that stage.

    The other night buddy re raises original raiser with KK. Board comes down A rag rag. Original raiser leads out, KK pushes. DOH> Guess what he lost and bitches about how his KK always lose. That is a situation you know you should be getting out of. Must be because on line poker is rigged, not because he might have seen this coming if he had half a brain.
  • I have seen a ton of rigged comments as of late on the 2/4-5/10 tables. It kind of amazes me that these guys lack the self awareness to get that they sound like the random nutcase on the street yelling about the world coming to an end.

    They usually are either way too loose aggressive or extremely tight passive who get annoyed when the one hand they play in 20 does not win because they are entitled to win every hand if they only play the best stuff preflop.

    I have seen two red aces call 3 way capped post flop action on a flop of 8 9 10 all spades and whine that the site was rigged when they lose to a flush. It certainly was not their play that cost them money.

    One sort of amusing thing to do is ask the rigged players how the sites are rigged and they will nearly always say that the site juices up the hands to make them action hands. Ask them if they do this for all limits and they will say yes.

    Then explain to them how at the higher limits that every pot that sees a flop gets max raked anyways so all action hands do is slow the game down since "action" hands take longer. Thus, the sites should "unjuice" their hands to generate more rake. This logic gap will confuse them for a few seconds but then they will go back to their rants at which point it is just easier to suggest they look for discounts on tin foil hats at Wal Mart.


    With all that being said, the very first hand I got dealt today was a rigged poker believers dream. The guy sat down, won 3 hands vs 3 opponents in the craziest way then left up about $50. Maybe it is rigged....


    Dealt to Monteroy [Js Qh]
    Zaczac3 leaves the table
    nisser: folds
    Juicemouf: folds
    pok21KASS: calls $2
    Papa Lou: calls $2
    respect888: folds
    Monteroy: checks
    *** FLOP *** [3d Jd Qs]
    Monteroy: bets $2
    pok21KASS: folds
    Papa Lou: calls $2
    *** TURN *** [3d Jd Qs] [8h]
    Monteroy: bets $4
    Papa Lou: calls $4
    *** RIVER *** [3d Jd Qs 8h] [8s]
    Monteroy: bets $4
    Papa Lou: raises $4 to $8
    Monteroy: calls $4
    *** SHOW DOWN ***
    Papa Lou: shows [8d 2h] (three of a kind, Eights)
    Monteroy: shows [Js Qh] (two pair, Queens and Jacks)
    Papa Lou collected $34 from pot
  • Monteroy wrote:
    They usually are either way too loose aggressive or extremely tight passive who get annoyed when the one hand they play in 20 does not win because they are entitled to win every hand if they only play the best stuff preflop.
    LOL - exactly me last night.  Really tight player raise pre-flop, and based on his play I know he has AA or KK.  I call with 10-10, knowing I need to improve, and a 10 comes on the flop.  I bet, he re-raises, I re-raise, and without thinking he cold-calls me to the river.  He then complains wildly about the site being rigged.  About 5 minutes later with ducks a 6-4-2 rainbow flop gives me trips. The action lets me know he has higher trips, but I proceed to lose all my money anyway ( :( ), and his winning response -
    "you should have known you would lose"
    "with trips - tis site is rigged"
    my response
    "your right, I forgot - nh"
    He left 20 mins later on a "bad beat" when his pocket 9's (which hit the board of AA9) were "cracked" by my aces full :) .

    I now have a less conspiracy-oriented theory.  Poker IS rigged, not by the sites but instead by Darwin's law! :D
  • OMG Beanie what were you thinking play A 9....... No wonder people think it's rigged when you win with that crap. I bet it wasn't even suited. :D :fish:
  • AcidJoe wrote:
    OMG Beanie what were you thinking play A 9....... No wonder people think it's rigged when you win with that crap.  I bet it wasn't even suited.   :D :fish:
    Yes, intellectually I know it's crap, but I still love it, and it's been very good to me ;) . This is one hand that I use "results-oriented logic" rather than "logic". And no, it wasn't suited!
  • This is one hand that I use "results-oriented logic" rather than "logic".

    Also known as "Emotional Implied Odds", or the relative "EIO" of any given play. That is, when you know you're behind and you should really fold, but the emotional payoff of winning with those two particular cards more than makes up for the math of the situation.

    For you, it's A9. For me, it's 22.
  • all_aces wrote:
    "Emotional Implied Odds", or the relative "EIO" of any given play.
    I love that - this is definately going into my vocabulary.

    Villian - "How could you possibly call all-in with that??? You weren't short-stacked or anything!"
    Hero - "I know my M was 137, but my EIO was 8, so I had to play the hand out. Besides, this site is rigged :)"
  • all_aces wrote:
    This is one hand that I use "results-oriented logic" rather than "logic".

    Also known as "Emotional Implied Odds", or the relative "EIO" of any given play. That is, when you know you're behind and you should really fold, but the emotional payoff of winning with those two particular cards more than makes up for the math of the situation.

    For you, it's A9. For me, it's 22.

    Nice idea.

    I suppose hands like AA and KK have reverse EIO.
    Scotty NO ONE ever plays bad on line, they are all the next WSOP main event winner in their own mind.

    Agreed. The most the beautiful thing about poker IMO is the ability of the game to disguise skill. For the most part, the "poker is like sex" joke holds true, and we play worse than we think we do.

    ScottyZ
  • Exactly, REIO, pronounced "Rio". AA and KK are just too damn predictable.

    As for "EIO", I was thinking that anytime you're playing an EIO hand you could start humming "Old MacDonald had a farm, E I E I O...". People will think you're crazy.

    Why do I think about this stuff.
  • Why do I think about this stuff.

    Relief from the day-to-day torment of comic genius? ;)

    ScottyZ
  • all_aces wrote:

    Why do I think about this stuff.

    Crazy.

    or Genius. Maybe both. Maybe Mike Caro better watch his back, you're about to steal his moniker, the New Mad Genius of Poker.
  • whoopass2005: he's full of shi.t
    whoopass2005: and so is this site
    whoopass2005: i have never seen such bs on the river
    whoopass2005: definately not random at all


    lol
  • Play enough poker and you'll see far more bs than you ever think on the river. I had trouble believing the cards that come out on line for a while too, then you go and play at the casino and watch a flop of KKK which some idiot cold called 2 raises preflop to play his K 6. Play enough west sides, or bristols and you'll see. But I believe live poker is more rigged. but then again I know I'm not normal.
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