Freakin bob..
All I've got to say about that one after reading some of his responses here...
Here I might could agree a bit, I can't say on such minuscule details I could remember every exact detail of every hand. So i can't honestly say " 90% " better wording would have been to say " it feels like 90% " ... There's other aspects also that I'm not figuring in, running good or bad, bad calls or good ones I've made a few hands before being ahead in a all outright shove ... So yea, here ...on this, I can back track on wording there...
Sorry freezer, but it's near impossible that you're ahead 90% of the time or that you lose a disproportionate amount of times you are. At the very least, making that claim without data is pointless; because of how our brains process information, we're extremely bad at accurately remembering these kinds of things, even though we think we're good at it. It's an extremely well known phenomena in general and in poker, and it's something everyone needs to come to terms with before they're ready to adjust their game in the long run. This is something that people either come to terms with and advance, or don't and don't.
i agree with some of this to. If sbr wants it to grow as I know most if not all of us want it to, my opinion on a few things would be better communication in this area and taking some of the REALLY good ideas of the sbr team and posters here into consideration... Like on final tourney blind structures, is a good one and new creative ideas for contest ... Also if the poker client goes down, would be nice to have a thread, with big ATTENTION wording to let players know they don't have to keep deleting the software and reinstalling because it's not them (done it a few times) lol... Other than those small things, I can see this growing for people who just like poker regardless... Ain't that the truth! We all want it to grow, and unsurprisingly, there are multiple desired directions to grow. What undermines that is the lack of effective follow-through by SBR though...growing a community is near impossible without the desire or ability to implement almost all suggested changes. SBR might very well have great reasons for that, and personally, I'd be willing to accept "it's simply not important enough to the business model to spend many resources on"...but you have to admit that community growth can't happen without SBR making a little more effort. Responding to constructive criticism and 'rigged' claims alike would be a good baby step.
cheers trip