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« Reply #30 on: March 25, 2006, 02:01:05 PM »


Firstly you said you were trying to get a read off him by talking, I take it that didn't work so you tried exposing your cards deliberately to get a different read? Unless there are only 2 people left in the tourny this is a big no no in my book (not to say different TDs and places have different rules, so I am just commenting on what i would do)


There were only 2 people left in the hand. I can't see how it matters how many are left in the tournie as long as we are heads up in the hand and the only action is on me to call or fold.
I was trying to determine whether he had just hit 2 pair or was making a move/semi-bluff and if I have the ability to figure out how confident an average player is by talking to them then i don't see why I cant unless it's down as black and white as forbidden by the house.
"No table talk" etc. is so last decade ! I dont really care if others at the table think i'm being unsportsmanlike as long as i'm not breaking any rules.
I've only ever had people get upset with my antics like this when playing in places like london, vegas everyone is doing it.

It was BBII and the main element was fun. What i did is what makes poker fun and interesting for me but I may have showed a bit more class and respect if the stakes were higher.
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« Reply #31 on: March 25, 2006, 02:33:04 PM »

is it a dance from pulp fiction or has he lost something ? Cheesy
I don't know but I love it.
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« Reply #32 on: March 25, 2006, 02:33:57 PM »

Yeah what's with these daft avatars? sheesh
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« Reply #33 on: March 26, 2006, 12:18:15 AM »

There is nothing wrong with trying to get a read off a player by talking to him. I was saying that maybe you didn't get the answers you were looking for by this method, so therefore pulled a stroke by showing him the cards to get a better read.

The difference between showing when you are heads up i.e. 2 people left in the tourny and 2 people in a pot against each other is whilst only 2 people are left in tourny, chip passing would be pretty pointless?

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If what you was doing was making poker fun, then why does someone feel agrieved by it. I know it was BB2 but I am just trying to make the point that if anyone reads this thread and is not sure of the rules then they would be putting their chips at risk in some venues.
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