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Originally Posted by mshanedub420
Only place i really trust playing is pokerstars. Its funny how I consistently do well on there but on Bodoglife I used to lose all the time. I keep money in bodoglife(for sports) still and love playing poker, but I still wont play on it. It literally has the worst server and i gurantee someone or some people are scamming money out of that site. They are probably making an absolute killing and washing the money fairly well. I hope they get straight(JAILED AND RAPED FOR LIFE)(is the rake not enough u greedy ****) Its in antigua and I bet people there are just laughing at people dumping $ into that poker site. They have to be. Its just hilarious how bad you get taken. HOW IS IT STILL UP AND RUNNING?
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At bodoglife poker the money tables used to be very fair. Then after the anti-gambling legislation hit things seemed to turn around - bad beats galore. I stopped playing the money tables, and just marveled how bad beats would dominate freeroll tourny games month after month. Bodog used to have a great freeroll at 9:45 pm every night (1500 players max with payouts to top 99) - Now 5000 players max.
If I have time, I still play the 9:45pm freerolls (things have settled a bit) and (if you wait out the traps and mines for 4+ hours) take whatever you win and use it to play a fun parlay at the book.
- I love the fact that bodoglife's poker winnings are instantly available at the Bodoglife sportsbook - where at other sites you have to actively transfer those funds.
The first hour of the bodoglife freeroll is full of people doing rebuys recklessly. Them come the freeroll add-ons after the first hour. These rebuys and addons are a bit suspect because they could well be house players or house bots using house money. Plus watching these all in idiot maniacs accumulate money after 3+ rebuys makes it a bit frustrating because the site is a bit slow at moving you to another table.
The real challenge to the Bodoglife freeroll (or any freeroll) comes the hour before the money...However, I have noticed as you approach the money or the final table, the bad beats seem to increase in frequency - particularly as the blinds swallow you up. I am not a great poker player, but staying to the tight aggressive / never all in before the flop/ avoid the loose cannons / throw in an affordable bluff once in awhile - methods seems to work.
The biggest fear regarding ALL on-line poker is collusion, and I don't really see a solution to that plague because it is way too easy to do and very difficult to spot.
As for what happened at AP, not surprising at all considering there is no real regulatory body auditing what these sites do, and the players are the only ones who spot the clear irregularities going on and take the time to sift through the hand files.