Jimulacrum
Full House
This idea it's "unfair" for a player to win a large pot from someone making a weak play, absent any collusion, is totally foreign to me.
Are we gambling or are we not gambling? People are going to win and lose chips in a tournament. Sometimes someone's going to get a big stack early. Sometimes someone's going to bust early. Sometimes the game will end in under an hour because of a crazy run of hands. It is all part of the game, and it makes for a more robust poker experience.
If you don't prefer these outcomes, that's your preference, not a point of fairness.
Are we gambling or are we not gambling? People are going to win and lose chips in a tournament. Sometimes someone's going to get a big stack early. Sometimes someone's going to bust early. Sometimes the game will end in under an hour because of a crazy run of hands. It is all part of the game, and it makes for a more robust poker experience.
If you don't prefer these outcomes, that's your preference, not a point of fairness.
