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#11
03-15-2005, 12:06 PM
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Re: A sometimes chop and sometimes don\'t chopper in 15/30 private game
The first time the situation presents itself I tell them I'll chop or play. I let them decide. I always add I chop all the time or never at all.
They usually respond to that and it eliminates future problems. Only once has a guy tried to bet his hand after that and I told him forget it and took my blind back. 
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#12
03-15-2005, 01:09 PM
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Re: A sometimes chop and sometimes don\'t chopper in 15/30 private game
"OR BE A JERK AND SAY NO I THOUGHT YOU DONT CHOP."
it might be different in a home game, but in a cardroom whenever i see the guy next to me say he doesnt chop with someone i dont chop with him for the whole session. selective choppers need to be taught it's unacceptable and it's all player's duty to do that.
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#13
03-16-2005, 04:28 AM
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Re: A sometimes chop and sometimes don\'t chopper in 15/30 private game
How hard it to figure out? They only get to 'selectively' chop once. They breach that, they don't get a choice next time.
Expain it on the first occurrence. Ask them if they understand if they play that hand, they'll be playing every one after it. Then let them decide. b
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#14
03-16-2005, 12:49 PM
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Re: A sometimes chop and sometimes don\'t chopper in 15/30 private game
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Just turn the situation on him. When he doesn't want to chop you have an idea what he has and can go from there; when he does want to chop you put on a big [censored] eatin grin and say, "oh, I gotta play this one!" and then raise. cjx [/ QUOTE ] this is cool
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