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Quote from: katerniko1 on February 09, 2015, 04:24:21 AM

nice site im playing it but i dont like (all-in poker) tables with 2min buy-in 2max-buy in and blinds 1.99 small and 2 big one

Those are for degens. Best to stay out of those,
1) as poker is not provvably fair,

2) and its 50-50 chance,

3) so better play something provably fair, instead of playing those tables

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I think you're wrong at least about (2) and (3).

Am I wrong in saying that ? Or you are clueless about it ?

I think he is wrong mainly about (1) and (2).
And is right with (3) only for people who don't have preflop poker skills.

How am I wrong about any of those ?
1. Is poker provably fair ?
2. You are all in on the 1BB table, no skill required, no matter what so ever. In heads up odds are always 50%.
3. Isn't that right ?

1) RNGs used to generate cards are fair but will not argue with you, or anyone else, if you belong to those people I use to define "rigtards" ( rigged poker theorists) because that discussion will still leave anyone of us on the same side. So I think you are wrong on this.

2) You are not forced to go allin: you have the options either to fold preflop or just call BB (and BB is 20% of maximum buyin at those tables). So there is a bit of skill involved (you should know what range of hole cards have >50% equity against another random couple of cards). So I can definitely state you are wrong on this particular opinion.

3) It is related to the previous point: if you have a clue of what to do, and depending on your oppononents skills, playing poker is definitely more convenient than playing any other casino games in which there is a predefined house edge (whose percentage depends on the game). So in some way you may be wrong on this one.

Be aware it is nothing personal at you or anyone else but it's just to share opinions and I'm ready to change mine once I'm proved to be wrong.

Go to wikipedia and type Texas Holdem Poker read everything on that page