so fixed to bigger stacks

cymru35

I understand each tourney has to finish but favouring the bigger stacks with rubbish usually wins , most of the time We play with real cash we should not be cheated out of our cash by a fixed system . Once my suspect winnings have gone i am going to play somewhere else . Sky has got to be the second worst site only to Joker stars

The--Don

vAriance , it,s diffucult for some poeple to get they're head around . i'M a prety reeson able fello but it heats my urin when theese sky workers get the benifit ov all the run god .

kapowblamz

Tiny, weeny, violin playing for you somewhere ya big ol' crybaby.

mumsie

Sky must try harder for the top spot.

TVSpice

mumsie said:

Sky must try harder for the top spot.

As always, @mumsie delivers the killer line

stokefc

Get a big stack yourself then jobs a goodun

cymru35

Stokefc easier said than done against sky employees

NoseyBonk

cymru35 said:

I understand each tourney has to finish

That's a good start

TVSpice

cymru35 said:

easier said than done against sky employees

I would be interested in how this advantage manifests itself? And why you might think it is in the interest of Sky Betting and Gambling to reward their own? What does the company gain?

memfno

I have noticed whenever i go out of a tournament it's always to a bigger stack. So frustrating.

NoseyBonk

memfno said:

I have noticed whenever i go out of a tournament it's always to a bigger stack. So frustrating.

I've noticed a pattern emerging. It always seems to be rigged that way.

TVSpice

memfno said:

I have noticed whenever i go out of a tournament it's always to a bigger stack. So frustrating.

I’m fast becoming of the opinion that in order to win, I need to bypass the part where I work on my game and simply ask for a job at Sky Betting & Gambling.

gpc70

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TheEdge949

cymru35 said:

I understand each tourney has to finish but favouring the bigger stacks with rubbish usually wins , most of the time We play with real cash we should not be cheated out of our cash by a fixed system . Once my suspect winnings have gone i am going to play somewhere else . Sky has got to be the second worst site only to Joker stars

I have just gone out of the 1.30 am £5.50 £150 gntd bounty hunter. I went out in 7th, comp paid 5 with only £6.50 or so in heads. I WAS CHIP LEADER FOR YONKS AND LOST 3 ALL INS WHEN BIG STACK SO WIND YOUR NECK IN.

Thank you, as you can see your theory is gonads.

TVSpice

@TheEdge949 Ah, but are you a Sky employee or paid to play poker by Sky on the site? If not, then the 'Sky' gods were indeed against you

Enut

TheEdge949 said:

cymru35 said:

I understand each tourney has to finish but favouring the bigger stacks with rubbish usually wins , most of the time We play with real cash we should not be cheated out of our cash by a fixed system . Once my suspect winnings have gone i am going to play somewhere else . Sky has got to be the second worst site only to Joker stars

I have just gone out of the 1.30 am £5.50 £150 gntd bounty hunter. I went out in 7th, comp paid 5 with only £6.50 or so in heads. I WAS CHIP LEADER FOR YONKS AND LOST 3 ALL INS WHEN BIG STACK SO WIND YOUR NECK IN.

Thank you, as you can see your theory is gonads.

The last couple of times I've played, admittedly only a small number of MTTs, I have managed to get myself into the chip lead in 3 separate tournaments, I was 1st of 10, 1st of 70 odd and 1st of 10 again. In all three MTTs, once I was in the chip lead, I didn't win a single all in pre out of ten of them. (yes, I went back and checked).

I final tabled one, bust before the cash in the second and bubbled the third one when my 66 failed to hold against 33 AIP. Can confirm that the bigger stack certainly isn't favourite when it's me and that therefore OP's theory is indeed gonads.