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An interesting comment from Ed Giddins

Ratboy71Ratboy71 Member Posts: 150
edited December 2009 in Poker Chat
During last nights Primo show Ed made this comment "The better player you are the more likely you are to suffer bad beats". We must therefore all believe that we are the best players in the world. The amount of ranting on tables after some peoples bad beats is ridiculous to say the least.

Is this just one of Ed's theories or can it really be true.

Would love to read some of your views regarding Ed's comment.

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  • FlashFlushFlashFlush Member Posts: 4,494
    edited December 2009
    In Response to An interesting comment from Ed Giddins:
    During last nights Primo show Ed made this comment "The better player you are the more likely you are to suffer bad beats". We must therefore all believe that we are the best players in the world. The amount of ranting on tables after some peoples bad beats is ridiculous to say the least. Is this just one of Ed's theories or can it really be true. Would love to read some of your views regarding Ed's comment.
    Posted by Ratboy71
     I think by this he means the better players get it all in ahead more often so therefor if they lose it will always be to a bad beat.
  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited December 2009
    I think ed made some very interesting comments last night, i think ed may have his 3 for total player already, never seen the guy so excited!! thought he was gonna explode at one point with excitement ;)
  • MereNoviceMereNovice Member Posts: 4,364
    edited December 2009
    In Response to Re: An interesting comment from Ed Giddins:
    In Response to An interesting comment from Ed Giddins :  I think by this he means the better players get it all in ahead more often so therefor if they lose it will always be to a bad beat.
    Posted by FlashFlush
    Yes, it really is as simple as that.
    Good players don't suffer more bad beats percentage wise, they just get the money in ahead more often and, hence, are likely to suffer more bad beats in absolute terms.
  • HORRISHORRIS Member Posts: 76
    edited December 2009
    Yeah i agree with the above, if you always go in with muck your unlikely to get many bad beats.
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