Not sure why this guy's head didn't explode

[Evan]

what % of your posts would you say contain pictures?

[bdk3clash]

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what % of your posts would you say contain pictures?

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Too easy.

[willie]

i think it'd be time to go home if that happened.....

i'd be off my freakin rocker no way could i play any more poker after that.

[BigBaitsim (milo)]

It was in the 6/12. Older, bald guy, played tight-weak. Didn't say much, but did rack up a few hands after the KK got cracked. Table couldn't stop talking about it, but the guy was pretty quiet.

[rdu $teve]

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....tin foil hat people.....

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gotta remember that one

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....using a Shufflemaster, and changing decks with each shuffle. Pattern map, anyone?

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To do this, the Shufflemaster would need to read the cards while reordering them, and I doubt there is any kind of card reader in the machine. Option #2 would be to have a preset order for the cards to be loaded, it would be fairly obvious if the dealer did this.

Of course, you forgot option #3: midgets, under the table, doing the dirty work [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Slick Al]

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Of course, you forgot option #3: midgets, under the table, doing the dirty work

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No wonder the rake's high at the Cantebury, porn-midgets are expensive.

Al

[Fitz]

I'm pretty sure that's how Charles Manson got started.

[CaptObvious]

The most I've had was 44's dealt to me three hands in a row. Nothing each time. Ironically on the hand right after those, the flop came Q-4-4. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[feelixthegreek]

This raises a philosophical question. Would you rather get your AA cracked three times in a row or over the course of a few hours? There's something to be said for three shots to the head instead of a slow bleedout.

[Holm Fries]

Hopefully for his sake he moved to one of the seemingly 400 tables that hit the jackpot over the weekend. I love the 6-12 at CP. I actually saw a limp reraise go something like 14 bets preflop before both players decided that the other had AA. The turn brought a third heart on an otherwise raggedy board and the table got real jazzed. No fourth heart on the river, but it would have been sweet.

HF