Hello civ fans.

Have any of you payed multiplayer? I have never given it a go because every is too good online and would crush my soul. Also yoo many rules.

Could we get a little game going maybe?

hey there LTNS, i have never played Multi player i havent actually played a single game since Feb after logging up 15k hours of play since launch. I would love to set up a multiplayer game. Been invited to a few through civ vi facebook group[s but never taken anyone up on offer due to fact i would get hammered as its a totally different way to play.

Yeah and they use better balance game. Totally different rules.

We could do play by cloud/email. That way it's just a normal game and not synchronous turns. But it would take a long time to complete.

Welcome back.

A fortnight short of 10 years absent.

Anything happened?

Went to APAT last weekend. Logged in to blonde to check when my first blonde bash was. Next thing I see Ironside posting about my little side addiction also. Some kind of fate.

On why was I absent? Let's call Blonde a previous addiction. One of those rabbit holes a little rabbit like me cannot resist.

Hello civ fans.

Have any of you payed multiplayer? I have never given it a go because every is too good online and would crush my soul. Also yoo many rules.

Could we get a little game going maybe?

 

With 80 left Negraneau is chip leader http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2010/ept-first-as-negreanu-leads-in-vienna-075033.html

I read on his twitter feed that he got two red Aces three times in one orbit and bust KK,KK,JJ with them to double three times on the spin. Helps, that does.


Here are the chip counts. http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/tournaments/ept/season-7/vienna/chipcount.html

Jack Ellwood in 15th leads the way for the Brits, with Luke Schwartz, Charles Coomes and Surinder Soooooooonar still in

Did they make him give the cards back after the 3rd time?

And people posting things that aren't terms in this thread annoys me. And yes I know I've done it now.

'Freeroll' when it's not one!

Schedule http://www.venetian.com/uploadedFiles/The_Venetian/Gaming/PokerRoom/Deep_Stack/DeepStackIV_10.pdf

I'm in Vegas now and should still be here for the duration of the deepstack.

prob be there mid nivember m8! told dave u had a place for me he then said yeah my place!

Mid November is too late you numpty! The deepstack finishes on the 21st, starts end of Oct.

finishes 24th numpty

As if you will be in the main after the 21st 

Schedule http://www.venetian.com/uploadedFiles/The_Venetian/Gaming/PokerRoom/Deep_Stack/DeepStackIV_10.pdf

I'm in Vegas now and should still be here for the duration of the deepstack.

prob be there mid nivember m8! told dave u had a place for me he then said yeah my place!

Mid November is too late you numpty! The deepstack finishes on the 21st, starts end of Oct.

Schedule http://www.venetian.com/uploadedFiles/The_Venetian/Gaming/PokerRoom/Deep_Stack/DeepStackIV_10.pdf

I'm in Vegas now and should still be here for the duration of the deepstack.

No, as I understand it. The problem being establishing motive is subjective.

Incident at the Irish Poker thing I played last year (or was it the year before, I forget) in Dublin.

Drunk, loud-mouthed player on my table has been berating players and generally been an idiot.  During one hand he's heads up and on the river the other player makes a large bet.  He thinks for a while, and then flips his cards over saying "what do you reckon, should I call?" - obviously trying to get information from the other player (and possibly others round the table).  The floor was called, and after it was established that it wasn't an unintentional act, his hand was declared dead and he was given a 10-minute (or one orbit, can't actually remember now) penalty - which was more than fair imo.

So in this case, if it was at DTD there wouldn't be a different penalty imposed to what has been stated above for an unintentional (or difficult to ascertain) exposure of a player's cards during a hand.  Surely up to the discretion of the TD?

He turns his cards over intentionally. So, can we assume he doesn't believe that his hand will be ruled dead, otherwise he wouldn't have turned it over. Isn't the penalty for turning it over killing his hand?

Or, to look at it another way..

As soon as he turns his cards over in a heads up pot his hand is dead and the hand is therefore over, why the need for any other penalty? Only a need for a penalty if it isn't a heads up situation.

Poor ruling I think.

And the fact he is a loud mouthed drunk shouldn't affect this ruling. He could get a warning and penalty for that independantly of this hand.

2-10 November here. Likely there'll be one of two other Luton folk present. Garth Brooks sold out though. As Jesse May might say: "Eff em ell."

You joking or actually want tickets?

Has to be a level.  I'd rather pay to listen to Garth Crooks!

That made me LOL

On a separate note, I have some dollars that I brought back from Vegas that I'll be willing to sell at the XE rate if anyone's interested.  Can meet at DTD as that's convenient for me

Numpty, I'd have taken them b4 you left Vegas if you'd have met up!

[i think the truth is best though]

online investments?

i think the truth is best though

If you've won an EPT maybe.

What about when you're the 5th best player in your home game.

 

Playing the PRO on Friday, probably be around Saturday or might come home for the summer series. Cya there

Impossible to answer without stack sizes.

Also, 87/86 can hit a straight on that flop

67? And it gets there