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Originally Posted by oarsyonov
I understand probability my friend, but still sometimes **** can happen, and its better to almost never be willing to take risks, am I right? even if the risks are small.
you need a serious re-think about how this game is played. The goal of poker when you have a strong hand is to get worse hands to call you. Those hands will sometimes catch you - but the money you win far outweighs the money you lose in the long run.
Your challenge is to handle the swings in the times you lose, and keep thinking about the long run. If you can't, then you'll never be a profitable poker player.
Also, LOL at a 40 hand sample. I've played 15 hours (450 hands) without seeing premiums. And that's as common as hell.