To say I have been running bad for the past three months would be the understatement of the year for me

I have played more than 4 million hands online since 2008, and my BB/100 hovered around 1.8 (I average around 10K hands per week on poker stars, full tilt and party poker combined). If i take 100,000 hands at a time, my peak was around 11BB/100 when i was running hot, and maybe -2.4BB/100 when on bad runs

My BB/100 for the past 2 months has been a brutal -18.2/100 (and I am taking about 100,000. At the stakes I am playing that cost me around $14,500. My all in Equity for the same period is +$1,200!!

Maybe I was due for a run like this. But in the past 3 months i started noticing things I did not see before consistently happen, and I am talking about completely illogical plays that defy logic.

Plays that really felt like someone knew what the whole card were, or in the cases of all-in, knew what was coming.

I know this sounds like "Someone on bad run now thinks the game is rigged" kinda of scenario. But what if the game did actually become biased, I am not saying the sites are doing it, but what if people found a way to crack the RNG, or found some exploitable security glitch, or all these add-on softwares are feeding certain people the hands, or or or....

Everything written as a program is eventually exploitable and has a flaw. These fold and move on games are the perfect ground to exploit this

These were most evident in all-in situations.

The hand that did it

200NL Fastforward on PartyPoker
CO makes it $5 pre, I make it $15 with 5d4d from the BB, CO calls (very loose agro but not disastrous
Flop is Ad 8s 2d (flopped a Straight flush draw)
I bet $23 into $33pot, CO calls
Turn 7s
I bet $56 into $79 pot (played with this guy many times before and he never slow plays big hands, so thought I can get him off anything here), CO calls
River is Qh
I go All-in for $106 deciding to continue to represent AA or a least AQ
I get snap called with....
...
....
.....
wait for it
......
.......

6s5s

The 6 actually plays and I lose a $400 pot

I had to reply the hand on Poker Tracker at least 10 times to believe it

This was just the last hand in series of wierd plays
After that, I withdrew all the funds from my account
Purged my Poker Tracker DB, uninstalled all the software
Requested self exclusion from the sites (to ensure I don't go back again)

This game on these sites (especially the Zoom or Fastfoward) is no longer playable

I guess you can say maybe this was a mis-click, but its just too consistant to believe

lol if you think anyone will read beyond the first sentence

You just gotta fold river OP, don't even check it to him, just fold, you're already owned at that point.

Lolsample, 4 million hands is not enough to beat the variance bro

@Labax
Considered OP folding
But what do you make of the call with 6 high by villain?

I made a BBW sandwich with ur mum and sister out of it

I read the entire post and do not automatically dismiss his concerns.

That's why you have 70 posts in ten years. Still busy reading

I actually read that but the dumbest thing you did if you truly believe something fishy was happening is delete your database. All you have now is a cool story bro.

Also villain likely misread their hand as a straight.

Isnt cool story bro banned?
Also imo 4 million sample sucks u gotta play like 5678943327 gazillion hands to crack the variance

Plays 4 million hands and then loses it in a 100k hand sample, which is less than 3% of lifetime hands. What a pussy.

that sounds like a superuser, but wtf was your raise in the bb for?

touché

you will be back on playing under mother , father, lover .......

is this a real life

I mean, of course it could be a super user or something like that, but it also could be some random dude on tilt thinking "**** it, I call this dude with 6 high!".

How many cheeseburgers did you withdrew?

As played, I'd snap call you with 6 high as well. Your line screams 5 high.

^ also this. GTO line EV EV PLUS PLUS

I doubt it's the latter, don't think even the stupidest of whales on the tiltiest of tilts can do something like this. Could have been a well timed (badly timed for OP) misclick, though.

Or the story is complete BS.

Probably misclick or misread hand.

Or story is made up.

It's not your fault that you were up against the greatest hand reader in the history of the game OP. Just a tough break.