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Originally Posted by DonkoTheClown
So I am just wondering how many samples like these do you guys need to see to at think that their might be something wrong at Pstars? I have more, I have abreviated these so that I dont bombard you guys with a ton of info. I can email anyone who wants to see more once I get feedback that this person is trusted.
As spade mentioned, you're not even that big a favorite on these hands when the money went in. Hands like this will be a regular occurrence.
I also see a problem with how you approach the question, asking how many samples like those you need to think something might be wrong. The reality is, the longer you play, the potential # of samples like that will be infinite. It's not like you're going to play and play and play and then one day all of a sudden they'll stop happening.
A more appropriate angle is to look at ALL hands in which you get all in and then calculate your equity, looking at the % of times you hold up compared to expectation. It seems like you're completely ignoring the hands you do win and only showing the losses, which of course makes for a completely biased sample.
The big problem most of the conspiracy theorists have is that they can only focus on the beats, causing an extremely skewed view of what is "fair". If you play every day more than just a small number of hands, you're going to take beats EVERY DAY. This is especially true in tournaments where the blinds eventually force the action and cause people to get all in with mediocre holdings far more often.