
ZenonBR
Legend
Platinum Level
I did a lot of testing on the pokerstars spin & go game and the same pattern always repeats itself.
The tests were about the probability of making a pair on the flop against the opponent, checking until the river to see the opponent's cards and forming a pair on the flop.
The patterns that are repeated are 4 to 1 on average, that is, every four rounds my opponent hits 3 rounds of any pair on the flop, while I hit 1 for every 4 rounds on average.
This pattern repeats itself most of the time.
But the question is why?
If the chances of hitting a pair on the flop should average 50-50 for both.
And when it comes to variation in luck, I understand that sometimes the opponent can hit the flop more often, but when this pattern is repeated in most games it makes us question the probabilities.
If on average the chances considering the variation would be 50 to 50% then why does this 4 to 1 pattern repeat itself with me.
Am I very unlucky?
Is it a fair distribution system in spin & go?
Leave your opinion and experience with pokerstars spin & go.
The tests were about the probability of making a pair on the flop against the opponent, checking until the river to see the opponent's cards and forming a pair on the flop.
The patterns that are repeated are 4 to 1 on average, that is, every four rounds my opponent hits 3 rounds of any pair on the flop, while I hit 1 for every 4 rounds on average.
This pattern repeats itself most of the time.
But the question is why?
If the chances of hitting a pair on the flop should average 50-50 for both.
And when it comes to variation in luck, I understand that sometimes the opponent can hit the flop more often, but when this pattern is repeated in most games it makes us question the probabilities.
If on average the chances considering the variation would be 50 to 50% then why does this 4 to 1 pattern repeat itself with me.
Am I very unlucky?
Is it a fair distribution system in spin & go?
Leave your opinion and experience with pokerstars spin & go.