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Originally Posted by noluck17
i didnt say it happens all the time, i said he almost certainly ran extremely well(over a decent sample, thats the parts that doesnt happen a lot) and poker is easy as **** when u run extremely well since theres rly no such thing as a mistake results wise.
i see the worst players in the world at commerce go on massive heaters and win 2000bbs in less than 100 hands on a regular basis.
I highlighted the relevant section of your posts.
When you're running well, your ability to make mistakes does not change. If you get dealt KK 500 times in a 1500 hand session, do you become incapable of folding it preflop (a theoretical mistake in almost every circumstance)?
When are people going to realize that results are
irrelevant in the short term?
take a look at the sample size, and you'll see why its a little asinine to assume OP is on a sick heater. There's a pretty large upswing and downswing in the graph, but as the sample size increases, it become porportionally less likely that OP is having a run of really good luck. I'd say given the sample size, this is 70%-80% playing well, 20-30% running well.
Last edited by PokerStarSteve; 10-24-2008 at 04:03 PM.
Reason: sample size