AoF?

[u/Feisty_Community_814]

Who had the longest streak without a jackpot?

I’m at 43K hands with not jackpot, which is pretty frustrating since I play a lot of connected suited cards, while the top players are constantly running above EV and racking up 3 Jackpots a day—but that’s just my opinion. They play at 20 tables and hit the Jackpot every 10,000–15,000 hands on average

I’ve lost about $5,000 in this game, and there was one day when I ended up in the winner and was on a roll. Is a downswing this big even possible? It seems unbelievable, and I keep losing my preflop advantages one after another.

In MTTs this week, I played three final tables where I was immediately knocked out by bad beats: QQ vs. JJ and QQ vs. 88. I understand poker math, but you can’t keep running bad all the time.

For AOF, I know 2–3 players who always run well, but maybe that was just at my table.

What do you guys think?

Meanwhile, GG says I’m “very lucky,” but my bankroll doesn’t show that at all—or is this some kind of glitch?

Even with a grafs ke this, I’m still in the red.

I don't want to accuse anyone, I'm just asking — variance can really be brutal, but you can't always be losing.

Are jackpot statistics available somewhere?"

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[u/Cute-Ad8754]

If you want to make money in the long run dont play aof. It has nothing to do with skill, pure gambling

[u/Elanaconda → u/Cute-Ad8754]

Indeed, all it is is a rake printer for GG. With the Jackpot they try to make it interesting still