So you mean the other dude got the bad beat… nooooooo…
I hope ur counting all these, just for 1 week … hahahaha
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thanks RailRoad…nothing new or anything to take home from your message,thanks anyways,
bored with replay ,hardly ever win, get beaten by rediculus hands like quads full houses.
Its just not real.
I mean like 3 quad hands in 10 mins! A highflush beaten by str8 fl!
any way its just fun but no wins means lack of interest
replay take notice .iF U WANT UR PLAYERS TO REMAIN ???.
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We feel your pain !
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If you have a pocket pair and go all the way to the river, you will hit quads about 1 in 123 times (~0.8%). Because pretty much everyone limps hands here, you have an absurd number of people seeing each flop. Therefore, it is profitable to set mine. So, unlike in most poker games, no one here folds a pocket pair pre-flop. Run this many pocket pairs at flops and you will get a crazy number of sets. Hit sets and you are going to the river. With the number of hands played here, you are going to get lots and lots of quads. Have 7 people look at a flop and check it down so everyone gets a free turn and the numbers get even crazier. Add in all the paired flops and boards with 3 of a kind on them and 7 players still in the hand and you are in quad-heaven.
I have said this before and will continue to say it: You see more crazy hands made here because players let every nutty hand into every pot. If 7+ people are seeing a flop on every hand in every game, then what do you expect? Of course you are going to see a much higher incidence of flushes and quads and straight flushes because people are pricing in players to speculate with hands that can make monsters. If you want to see less of these hands crushing you, stop limping in your big hands and letting that guy with the 7/5s see a flop. Don’t let the pocket 3’s see a flop out of position on the cheap.
Come on people, use some common sense. The more people see each flop, the greater the chances of unlikely hands being made. Spend 10 minutes at a table where the only people not seeing each flop are either sleeping or somehow weren’t dealt 2 cards and you will see a bunch of nutty hands. The crazy bit is that people complain about the very hands that they are making profitable to chase. So, keep limping in those pocket Ks UTG and then yell about how some lucky bastard flopped 2 pair with crap. Your indignation at the results of your own behavior will absolutely change the math, right?
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An open mind is a wondrous thing.
Spot on !!!
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Speak for yourself…I have little sympathy for whining losers…
I knew I should have done an eye roll instead 
LOL
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the most rigged poker i have ever played. try working on fairness not favorism for a chip buyer. when you can sit here and call whats coming that is just obsurd. would never buy chips just to win a hand very unfair site and would never reccommend it to a friend or stranger for that matter. again really need to work on your dealing software because its not remotely close to a real game of poker. to put it simple very unfair cheesy poker site
Yeah, it really sucks when 3/9s doesn’t win. I can totally see your point.
https://www.replaypoker.com/hand/replay/320295336 - You call a 6x raise out of position with crap, have basically a dream flop for your hand but don’t bet it and then go all-in on the turn with 1 card to see. Surely it must be rigged because there is no other way you lose hands like this one.
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Statistically impossible to have so many draws (flush, straight) and paired boards
It’s really not. Full houses and flushes are possible on about 40% of boards each and straights on are also similar (I forget the exact probabilities). When you combine those probabilities, that means that there can be a full house, flush, or straight on most boards (not to mention quads or straight flushes). So it is not statistically impossible, it is actually quite likely.
Given how loose most people play, there are likely to be straights, flushes, and quads in a majority of hands that show down, especially at low stakes.
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Joe, Ssssh!!! Please don’t let this get around. It’s bad enough already!
Scratch
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When people play loose passively and try to see every river, us better players are automatically profiting from their bad play in the long run. When they get lucky, they are going to lose value from bad betting strategies, plus they are likely to lose 3, 4, or even more hands for every one that they win. The key is to not let it bother you and let them enjoy their bad play paying off so that they keep doing it!
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Exactly 
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You cannot stop irrational play, only try avoid those landmine hands in the 1st place. Its kinda like stopping terrorists… you have to be right all the time, they only have to be right once ( to really hurt your stack or knock you out, or on Ring to really hurt your bankroll )
Given the challanges of online + free chips to begin with, you then add in irrational play… You better be on your game, and you better be punishing those ppl …when the rest of the time that they are losing. You can try to influence play on the table, but that only goes so far.
A very hard lesson to come to peace with, is the following : If you play the hand “correctly” and lose, you can’t then call that a failure… whereas beat’n yourself by playing the hand “incorrectly” is a complete failure. Noone is good enough to win every hand they play, nor will anyone win every hand they should.
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True words