Playing mtts microstakes on ggpoker regularly for 2 months and badbeats are incredible

In the QQ hand you should fold. There's an ace on the board.

In the AKs hand you missed your money card, now it's time to keep the pot small. You failed that obviously.

In the AT hand you have A high. What do expect the opponent to have after giving you all that action? Check fold it.

dont respond if you are clueless please, go to sleep, all hands are all in pre idk what are you talking about, bloqued for mental safety

Just playing .05 and .10 Holdem. 30k hands…

Riggage…?

Just to hone in on the riggage…

I’m sure it’s just a bad run right lmao?

So instead of losing 27.3BB I’ve lost 990.7BB?

Cmon

This a standard anomaly at 29k?

Make it make sense!

there is your answer...

its like comparing multi tabling poker to a single table of live poker where you only see about 25 hands per hour.

Obviously the scenario where you only see 25 hands per hour is where you wont think youre getting bad beat after bad beat because you simply cant with that volume...

But now you introduce multiple tables, and multiple tournaments...Youre obviously going to start noticing more bad beats but you wont notice the positive end of variance because most gamblers only focus on the losses not the wins

Just today badbeats:

First hand of the day against a marked guy that allways sem to call whit the weirdeist hand and win, then he gets defensive and says "i have a feeling" when the table start questioning the call, i already knew the other 6 was coming when i saw the first one:

Second mtt of the day also with the weirdeist call losing again:

Why are you including a hand that you had 47% in as a bad beat?

You haven't shown us evidence of anything yet, we can't even know if you are running bad or not from this data.

First mtt and last one of the sunday:

Most of those hands are completely normal. Unless your definition of bad beat is losing any hand where you flop 51%+ equity.

He had ten outs OTT when the money went in. He had a set and as far as he knew he could still have the best hand. Your big checkraise OTT were more than reasonable to interpret as a semibluff, trying to blow him out of the hand. Plus with a set against a possible flush you know you always have reasonable outs.

You are expected to loose this hand more than 20% of the time. That means you will experience losses like this on a regular basis. Sometimes it will also happen several times in a row. It's disappointing and frustrating for many of us, but it's part of everyones game. The sooner you realize that, the better for you.

I used to laugh at all the GGPoker is rigged players until I played on GG for the first time myself and lmfao it was a small sample size, but I ran so insanely bad and similarly below EV that I understood it. I’ve laid down hands and walked away in rigged games before and uninstalling the ggpoker app felt the same way.

Still running insanely bad but i managed to not bust my entire BR and ended the downsing with a couple of FT´s, this are the last 4 mtts of today:

The only good thing about this, i buyed a big white board and not missed a study day for the last months:

i believe my game is improving everyday, tough the course im studing is for high stakes mtts alot of the concepts apply to the general understanding of the game, i just have to make adjustements on micros (mostly overfolding, not calling donk shoves because mostly nuts lol, stoping barrels when the fold is unlikely, donking my self on some overfolded boards, and just observing the general bad moves people will make and trying to exploit ) Alot of the time i can pinpoint the exact hand rival has, still not getting the EV+ when pushing turns but maybe is just a matter of time and volume.

This is madness, still getting the unlucky coolers on every deep run, lost KK vs 33 pre ft table, AQo vs AJo also 3 tables remaining, and also making some great calls for 10bb / 15 bb pushes with equity advantaje being big stacked to take the chip leads but not getting the skill reward :(