Dealer: Hand #17856584334
Dealer: Neil Tome has 8 seconds left to act
Dealer: scsmith986 shows four of a kind, Nines
Dealer: Dr Sam Beckett shows a straight flush, Jack high
Dealer: Dr Sam Beckett wins the pot ($18.05) with a straight flush, Jack high
let the record show that that fella flopped quads to my open ended straight flush draw and i got it on th river sfo
then after droppind fow stakes,had to getout of the noslbee, some nmbnuts beat my steal wheel with a fuck 6 hugh straight flush his faggoy ass got on the river
There is hella widespread talk [from sources not known to be susceptible to 'conspiracy theories' or 'scandal' or even 'cynicism'] that there appears to be an inordinately ridiculous amount of Wow hands being made on their tables.
These are people who've played 2 million or w/e online hands at FTP and elsewhere. Not exactly hysterical types.
Personally, I have zero problem with RNGs designed to create 'action' or 'setup' hands - so long as the RNG doesn't favour particular players, I'll adjust. But is it intriguing all the same...imo. Which is > your opinion.
Cliffnotes: I'm looking forward to hitting some hella big hands when they [eventually] bring in MSNL.
There is hella widespread talk [from sources not known to be susceptible to 'conspiracy theories' or 'scandal' or even 'cynicism'] that there appears to be an inordinately ridiculous amount of Wow hands being made on their tables.
These are people who've played 2 million or w/e online hands at FTP and elsewhere. Not exactly hysterical types.
Personally, I have zero problem with RNGs designed to create 'action' or 'setup' hands - so long as the RNG doesn't favour particular players, I'll adjust. But is it intriguing all the same...imo. Which is > your opinion.
Cliffnotes: I'm looking forward to hitting some hella big hands when they [eventually] bring in MSNL.
This has completely been my experience as well. Literally 100% of the time I have an overpair, the other guy has a set. Or vice-versa. But it is one or the other.