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Is sky poker designed to make the worst hand pre flop win on the river happens to many times to be

jud21jud21 Member Posts: 3
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  • jud21jud21 Member Posts: 3
    Lost tonight all in ak suited to off suit 5 2
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  • coo1-umcoo1-um Member Posts: 2,924
    edited January 2021


    RIGGED you should be winning 2 out of 3 times
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  • OutTheMudOutTheMud Member Posts: 6
    It is annoying, to lose with a premium hands. Do you play microstakes? It happens to me a lot here at the microstakes. :D

    A lot of players, are new to poker/playing for fun etc. Or some people just like to gamble.

    But, I don't think Sky Poker is designed in that way.

    More info on how the hand was played could be useful. Was it all in pre-flop? Cash game/tournament?

    I wish you good luck in your games!



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  • spearsy136spearsy136 Member Posts: 114
    well your gonna lose this 1 in 3 times
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  • NitrogenNitrogen Member Posts: 67
    No.

    Any further questions?
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  • EnutEnut Member Posts: 3,272
    edited January 2021
    coo1-um said:



    RIGGED you should be winning 2 out of 3 times

    I hope you'll start a thread praising Sky Poker when your AK holds against 52 off, so there should be twice as many praise threads as fixed threads.

    With a sample size of one you're going to be disappointed, wait for it, one out of every three times!

    Edit if this is @coo1-um's hand, that's what you get for just playing two card games mate, you should stick to PLO8. :D
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  • TheEdge949TheEdge949 Member Posts: 5,127
    Yes Sky Poker is unequivocally rigged. Britains biggest online Casino brand are going to risk a billion pound business just to turn you over .

    for a really detailed explanation of how this is done may I suggest that you contact misterpj who will be happy to discuss this.
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  • misterpjmisterpj Member Posts: 3,204
    No need, for that Mark!

    Big Big difference, between, the suggested, and 'running bad'
    ie,
    today, 2 12 hours deep, on the bubble, flop 987 dsd
    looking down, at JJ, last to act, HU
    been 'told off, for limping😏'


    this one got me, to, earlier, all in pre!


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  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 7,326
    edited January 2021

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  • PKRParPKRPar Member Posts: 2,233
    bore off pj
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  • EnutEnut Member Posts: 3,272
    edited January 2021
    misterpj said:

    No need, for that Mark!

    Big Big difference, between, the suggested, and 'running bad'
    ie,
    today, 2 12 hours deep, on the bubble, flop 987 dsd
    looking down, at JJ, last to act, HU
    been 'told off, for limping😏'


    this one got me, to, earlier, all in pre!


    The first one you are 12bb deep and get dealt JJ, now JJ is sometimes tough to play, I would venture to say that 12bb deep it's not, just pile it in. Then IF you get called by 65 and get outdrawn it's a bad beat. As it was you let him see a flop for nothing and he flopped the straight THEN you went all in! Only yourself to blame.

    Second one happens now and again, imagine that happening with AA AIP against the other AA in a $1 million buy in tournament, now that's unlucky.
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  • EssexphilEssexphil Member Posts: 7,981
    Fascinating.

    You play the hand as badly as is possible.
    And seek to blame it on bad luck, instead of your awful limp. With JJ. It is not run bad-it is play bad. If you don't want to know the difference, fine-keep donating.
    Like some sort of badge of honour. Sad.
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