If you run it 10 times you've dealt out 54 cards total, so that's impossible.
If you have kings you should always ask for a 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 4 card, 4 card run out but if you have Aces I recommend asking for a 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 5 card, 3 card run out.
Well, first of all, I would never run it twice in some situations but not others. Like in DK's scenario of running it twice to give the fish a chance to stay at the table, if I run it twice with him, and then later I get all-in with someone else and he asks me to run it twice and I don't want to, the other guy would have a reason to think I was treating him unfairly, and I don't want that. That's just a personal thing for me--I want to make sure that no one thinks I'm playing by different rules against different people.
So I would either always run it twice when asked, or never run it twice. And I'd opt for never running it twice because when I play a big pot I want money to change hands. I feel that I can handle losing a big pot better than most of my opponents can (from a tilt standpoint), so the possibility of a chopped pot isn't appealing to me.
Now, that being said, I've never actually played in a place where we were allowed to run it more than once, so for me this is all theoretical.
Totally understandable reasons. I have the oposite situation, thats why i asked you to write some more about it. I invest most of my playing hours in games where we are allowed to run it how many times we want: the players pretty much decide what we want to do.
Usually i run it once, but in very big pots i sometimes agrees on twice or even three times to reduce short term variance.
