Here's an exchange with a Player who should know better but whose name I have deleted, in an unusual fit of generosity.  No prizes for guesssssing who it might be.

Player kibitzes: stupendous rolling there
You kibitz: yes : )
Player kibitzes: if you escape this it is a disgrace
Player kibitzes: tree mendous
Player kibitzes: lol
Player kibitzes: you have got to love fibs
Player kibitzes: you have anyway
You kibitz: plenty of time for things to go wrong
Player kibitzes: ha ha ha
Player kibitzes: they already have
Player kibitzes: more than once
Player kibitzes: although I didn't think you would throw it away like that
Player kibitzes: but then
Player kibitzes: fibs to the rescue
Player kibitzes: honestly
Player kibitzes: how many chances?
You kibitz: i'm wondering why you bother to play this game
Player kibitzes: I am fed up with this tonight
Player kibitzes: game after game given to my oppos by strange dice rolls
Player kibitzes: big doubles just when they are most harmful
Player kibitzes: hit after hit
Player kibitzes: that 36
Player kibitzes: jump the 5 prime
You kibitz: there's a thread on fibsboard, just for you
Player kibitzes: yeah
Player kibitzes: right
Player kibitzes: shit
Player kibitzes: then I #### up with hitting the wrong button
Player kibitzes: you are right
Player kibitzes: I should give up
Player kibitzes: thankfully it didn\'t take
Player kibitzes: left one behind
Player kibitzes: you will still get them off first
You kibitz: is that a wish, or a promise?
Player kibitzes: inevitable

It may come as no surprise that GnuBG found neither of us got exceptional luck ~ though I couldn't help noticing that he had 5 rolls marked very lucky to my 1 (he said wryly, through gritted teeth).  Oh, and he won the match, the lucky so and so.

Have you ever lost a game where you were 99,9 % percent favorite? Well, that's nothing. One in thousand. It happens every day. But if you really want to know what is truely bad luck you should read about Roy Sullivan, the human lightning rod. He was struck by a lightning not less then seven times, yes, seven times.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Sullivan

Roy suffered assorted losses during these encounters: toenails, eyebrows, hair, and eventually his nerve. After the fourth incident he started to believe some higher power was trying to kill him, according to a 1989  St. Petersburg Times article; the fifth time came after he tried unsuccessfully to outrun a cloud he thought was following him.

http://www.straightdope.com/columns/061201.html