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Posted Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:54 pm GMT by DNA1914
OK HERES WHAT HAPPENED I WAS PLAYING A FEW DAYS AGO AND THE FLOP WAS QUEEN OF HEART; QUEEN OF CLUBS; AND 2 OF DIAMOND. THE TURN WAS A 7 CLUB, THEN THE RIVER WAS A 3 OF HEARTS:
NOW I HAD QUEEN OF DIAMOND AND 2 OF SPADES AND MY OPPONET HAD POCKET DUECES, THEY SAID I LOST B/C HE HAD A PAIR IN HIS HAND? BUT I T MY FULL-HOUSE WAS HIGHER? I THOUGHT.....
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Posted Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:56 pm GMT by Sean_in_NJ
YES, YOU GOT RIPPED OFF; AND I CAN'T BLAME YOU FOR SHOUTING ABOUT IT!
Posted Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:01 am GMT by Muck
I once played chess with someone who refused to let me move my knight because its path was blocked by another piece. 
Conclusion: don’t play games with people so thick they can’t even understand the rules.*
*Unless it’s on-line where rules are enforced by a 3rd party. Then you can bust them.
Posted Mon Apr 11, 2005 11:23 pm GMT by AnnieCruz86
"they" said you lost?
You mean more than one person said you lost that hand? That is BS. It was not an accident my friend, they are out to cheat you. I don't think they are being "thick" I think they were being dishonest. I cannot imagine more than one person at the table could be so ignorant of the rules as to think you lost the hand.
Muck, the rule you describe sounds like Chinese Chess. Was your opponent Chinese? :D
Posted Tue Apr 12, 2005 2:35 am GMT by Sean_in_NJ
| AnnieCruz86 wrote: | | I cannot imagine more than one person at the table could be so ignorant of the rules as to think you lost the hand. |
You overestimate people. Look at the huge number of "Who Wins" posts in the rest of the "Beginner's Questions" forum and tell me if you still believe that.
Posted Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:59 am GMT by Muck
No Annie both English  (...and 8 years old).
No offense but how old are you DNA? I played in a penny game of poker at school once but left when a more popular kid refused to give up the pot because he thought his 4 card flush beat my pair. 
Posted Tue Apr 12, 2005 6:34 am GMT by snoogins47
| Sean_in_NJ wrote: | | AnnieCruz86 wrote: | | I cannot imagine more than one person at the table could be so ignorant of the rules as to think you lost the hand. |
You overestimate people. Look at the huge number of "Who Wins" posts in the rest of the "Beginner's Questions" forum and tell me if you still believe that. |
I second that motion. With the startling lack of intelligence by much of our nation's youth (of which I am a not-so-proud-member), things like these seem to happen on an almost daily basis.
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