Secrets of Poker #7

[Yerma]

Hi, I have a question for those of you who play with me on Paradise.

I went broke the other day. Like flat-broke. Here was the problem. I like to play 4-8 live once in a while, which means not on the internet but at the casino. So I took a bankroll which was about $14000 in money orders to a casino and I put it on the table. Then some local village idiot says he needs more chips and he has some money stashed away at the casino (which seems like a good idea now). Actually he had a lot of money stashed away.

So the hand came up with me and the village idiot. In the end, the board was 5h6h8h2cAd. I had the 7h9h and I go all in with the village idiot. Well, he flips up the Ah7h and I flip over the 7c9c. Apparently, I didn't know what cards I was actually holding and I lost a big pot.

But the thought occurred to me: how come he knew his nut flush beat what could have been a straight flush? Well with that much money on the table, the answer was obvious. He hired a casino dealer and marked the cards!

So I now have my computer, my appartment, 5 cans of Campbells "Chunky"-style soup and my car but no money. And I need a stake in the 0.50-1.00 game online. Listen, it was an honest mistake and could have happened to just about anyone! The stake I need is on the order of $45.75 which I have calculated is my maximum liklihood indicator that I will make a living at 0.50-1.00. If I cannot pay you back the stake, you can have my car and one (1) can of "Chunky"-style soup. It is a 1999 year model and you will like it, but I promise to pay you back with 50% interest very soon (by next Tuesday).

Interested parties, please PM me on twoplustwo.com

Thankyou,

[Bob T.]

Actually Yerma, you write fairly well, I would think that anyone with those skills, could always find someone to pay them $45.75. At the very least, $45.75 Canadian.

Bob T.

[Bob T.]

Actually Yerma, you write fairly well, I would think that anyone with those skills, could always find someone to pay them $45.75. At the very least, $45.75 Canadian.

Bob T.

[rusty JEDI]

you question him betting the second nut knowing that you didnt have the true nut based on the dealer and him cheating....but you got some poor logic here. here is your statement.

So the hand came up with me and the village idiot. In the end, the board was 5h6h8h2cAd. I had the 7h9h and I go all in with the village idiot. Well, he flips up the Ah7h and I flip over the 7c9c. Apparently, I didn't know what cards I was actually holding and I lost a big pot.
But the thought occurred to me: how come he knew his nut flush beat what could have been a straight flush? Well with that much money on the table, the answer was obvious. He hired a casino dealer and marked the cards!

him holding the A [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] 7 [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] makes a straight flush impossible because the 7 [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] is needed to make the straight flush with 5 [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] 6 [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] 8 [img]/forums/images/icons/heart.gif[/img] on the board. therefore, he had the absolute nuts with that board.

and your conspiracy theory with the dealer is shot in the foot.

you shouldnt try to blame others for your mistakes.

[Vehn]

OK, but how old is the car?

[rjrrt2002]

I'm not so sure that someone who just lost all of their money on a boneheaded move and then tried to cover their mistake with an easily de-bunked conspiracy theory should be calling anyone else a village idiot.

[bad beetz]

you should always buy in for AT LEAST $14,000.00 when playing $4-8. That way, if you have what you think is the first nut, and run up against the second nut when you have different cards in your hand then what you think, he can't bust you.

I like to buy in for thirty-four million when I sit down at $4-8

[Yerma]

I gotta tell you--I don't have any 34 millions.

[Yerma]

I say already! It's a 1999!

[Yerma]

You would think so, but I have gotten no PMs yet.