I have played on a couple of sites that off you a run it twice button, if both players are all in like you see on the HSP series. Thought it was really good and reduced the variance a little.
Anyone think that it would be a good idea on sky ?
I'm not entirely sure what actually happens when a hand gets "run twice" but from what i saw on a tv poker game the other day it only benifited the guy that was behind at the time giving him an extra chance to survive
i assume both players have to agree? i dont think i like it If i've got the best hand i only want to defend it once, if i lose i lose thats poker, i suppose if its good if im chasing a flush or a straight though
I don't see the point.......it was only invented because the degens on telly think they are big playing for a 500k pot then after losing a few decided run it twice........why would you want to run it twice when a big favourite in a massive pot?
I don't see the point.......it was only invented because the degens on telly think they are big playing for a 500k pot then after losing a few decided run it twice........why would you want to run it twice when a big favourite in a massive pot? Posted by DAVEYZZ
Just keeps the variance down. A lot of times you're happy taking the extra money in the pot even if you chop a pot you 'should' have won, etc.
Personally (without my Sky work top on), I don't think it would be a great idea. Slows the game down too much and would only really apply to pots of value over £X. Who decides how much X is? That amount could be tiny to some players and entire bankrolls to others.
I don't see the point.......it was only invented because the degens on telly think they are big playing for a 500k pot then after losing a few decided run it twice........why would you want to run it twice when a big favourite in a massive pot? Posted by DAVEYZZ
You run it twice/three times w/e because no one is a big fav - normally in flipping situations - No one really wants to flip for large sums of money -
no need for it at all
sometimes they will run it three/four times if someone is a underdog and they want to even it up a little think there was a classic one with hellmouth v amatuer ,where hellmouht flopped trips or something and the amatuer held KK - think they run it four times to give the amatuer a better chance lols
In Response to Re: A 'run it twice' button?!! thoughts... : Slows the game down too much and would only really apply to pots of value over £X. Who decides how much X is? That amount could be tiny to some players and entire bankrolls to others. Posted by Sky_Dave
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No one really wants to flip for large sums of money -
no need for it at all
sometimes they will run it three/four times if someone is a underdog and they want to even it up a little
think there was a classic one with hellmouth v amatuer ,where hellmouht flopped trips or something and the amatuer held KK - think they run it four times to give the amatuer a better chance lols