Do you always acknowledge a 2+2er?

[dontcrack]

If you are playing in a game and notice a brown trout chip do you always ID yourself as a 2+2 poster/lurker? The ID I'm referring to can come in any way, via "sup bro"
or just a normal introduction.

[Mike Gallo]

I dropped sup bro about 50 times yesterday. Nobody responded in a positive manner.

[RacersEdge]

Never knew "sup bro" meant anything..

[Mike Gallo]

Beware of anyone saying "sup bro....

[smoore]

"See Ur Pocketpair? Bend Right Over!"

muahahaha.

[LouisMatthews]

just wondering about the brown trout chip, where do you get one?

[Luv2DriveTT]

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just wondering about the brown trout chip, where do you get one?

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yeah... how?

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[The Dude]

The other day I played at Hollywood Park for the first time. It was my second hand in a 20-40 game, when a player called a river bet, then mucked his hand saying "ni han." Knowing he was a 2+2'er helped me play against him for the next hour or so until I got more specific information on how he played. It wasn't until he announced he was leaving that I made any mention to him about these forums. (And I would have said nothing if I ever thought I'd find my way back to Hollywood Park again in the near future.)

I like it when people telegraph that they are 2+2'ers.

[Jersey Nick]

TT, you sly dog. I'm going to get into that pink chip game one of these days just for a crack at one...

[mostsmooth]

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just wondering about the brown trout chip, where do you get one?

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yeah... how?

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i wish i had one [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]