Joined: Apr '11
Location: Romania
Age: 35 (M)
Posts: 6669
Hmm, 99,9% of the winning hands on flop or turn will turn on the river is pretty bad actually, i actually think thats 0,01% higher than the rate we were used to have on full tilt poker
Don't worry buddy, over the time and especially over the hundreds of tousands of hands played at full tilt poker i managed to change my poker strategy and avoid this kind of bad beats, of course there will always be bad beats but you can get less if you chage your strategy constantly
I actually had a pokerstars account and pokerstars credited with 2 real dollars, and from what i played over there it seemed pot limit omaha was pretty profitable, a bit more actually than no limit holdem, so i think i'll try that too and see whats more profitable
