Frustrated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Pockets1977]

I need a question answered in simplest terms here it is--
Do you find that the bigger stack wins more often than a smaller stack when in play? Or has an unseen advantage to getting you out? Such as having 10000 to say 2000. Me with the 2000 going in with say Ks and the player with the 10000 has 92 and calls my all in and gets a full house.
I find this very frustrating and wonder because crap like this happens way to often!!!
You can say I was outdrawn and am just complaining but any input would be appreciated!

[SystEmsuX]

No.

Someone with a bigger stack can lose all ins more/have more opportunites to take people out--this may be tricking your mind.

[Rudster]

No.

Someone with a bigger stack can lose all ins more/have more opportunites to take people out--this may be tricking your mind.

Yes I agree with this, I think you'll find the big stack calling the short stacks allin with shall we say questionable hands happens more times than not. The reason behind it is they have less to lose, they know they will not be knocked out by you, and unfortunately its usually the worst hand wins in most cases.