I have noticed an emerging pattern whilst playing limit tables on Pacific Poker and was wondering if you guys had any similar experiences...
Take yesterday for example. I play for about an hour from 2pm - 3pm and make about $50 profit.
I then login again at around 6/7ish and within 1 hour i have lost $50.
i resign myself to the fact its being crap and leave.
today i make 80$. then i sit down later and lose 40 of it but manage to recover 35 of the loss so im still up up up.
now i have a feeling if i continued playing id get chipped away over time back down to whatever i started with today. (so ive left it for tonight because im happy with the profit ive made)
Do any of you guys find that the software itself seems to 'hand you luck' and then take it away once it decides youve won enough for today...
There have been numerous times now when i will hit two pair on the flop. raise all the way to the river to have some punk ass ****tard hit a flush when he only hit a single suited card on the flop.
Or my trips will be beaten by a straight on the river (or a flush which is also fairly common)
Now it cant just be in my imagination because ive talked to other people and they experience the same thing. That you can win a certain amount and then all of a sudden, even if your play style doesnt change, you start losing. It gives you hands and then cruelly takes it all away suddenly and hands it to a retard who doesnt know his ass from his elbow.
(LOLZ LETS CALL WITH 82 OFFSUIT!)
Or instead of giving you decent cards preflop it begins dishing out crap that never hits. Or it gives you great cards that miss etc etc. Whereas before if you call with pretty much ANYTHING you hit at least a pair and win or whatnot.
Does anyone know anyone whos actually programmed one of these poker clients or maybe one of you maths wizkids can explain why "luck" does seem to come in phases.
Ive noticed that overall it seems to look something like this :
Click here to see my wonderful graph
but i dont know why it happens like that.