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Made 3 seperate $50.00 deposits and let me tell you Bodog Poker is definitely rigged. The bad beats are ridiculous. Take for instance at a Double-Up 10 person SitnGo, I have 10-Q in the BB. Flop comes K-J-9 rainbow, giving me the nut straight. Heads up my opponent bets 100 chips and I raise him all in with my nut straight. He calls and shows K-6, top pair with no kicker. Yet he hits running 6's to bust me out with a full house. He overcame his 1% odds. Why he called in the 1st place is a matter for those to consider. Next day at a free roll tourney an opponent in the BB raises and I re-raise all in with A-K suited. One guy in late position calls with A-Q off-suit and so does the original raiser with A-K off-suit. You would think A-Q would be dominated, but NO, he hit's a fourth diamond on the river for a queen high flush to take down the huge pot leaving me riding the rail. Again why would he call with A-Q in late position knowing that he was most likely dominated by two people raising before his action? I believe that not only are there programs in place to prevent consistent profit, but there are also Bots designed to call and hit their winning hands. Not only that, the Donkeys are rewarded for there horrible calls and un-ethical plays. I will never again deposit any of my money with Bodog after reading these articles and seeing the un-randomness of card selections. If you are getting dealt 10 times the number of hands per hour, odds would be that there would be 10 times the amount of dry boards, but not on Bodog. Like people said the action flops are all too familiar. Suited connectors or court cards or paired boards on almost every flop. People flopping quads like it's nothing. Let's not even talk about 4th and 5th street because we already know the story. I'm now hesitant to deposit money with any online poker room for that matter, but I've read good things about InterTops. Any suggestions, and anyone else have similar stories? PS For all of those who say what would they benefit by rigging card selections? Think about budgets, and how these theiving scumbags meet those budgets and maximize profits. Think about the extra money being made to pay off these so called online gaming commissions to look the other way during software inspections. Money Talks. Money Talks a lot or else we wouldn't be risking it online in the first place trying to win at a game we think we've mastered....I think I've said enough.
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