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12-14-2005, 05:02 AM
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Re: Is this realistic poker plan
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I sincerely hope this team approach of yours in no way involves anything collusive. [/ QUOTE ] I didn't get that impression...if they are planning to discuss hands for 25% of the time, why would collusion be in the gameplan? Each player would already know the other players' hands and would probably have no reason to discuss it if they were colluding. 
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#12
12-14-2005, 08:24 AM
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Re: Is this realistic poker plan
Are you and your friends seriously from UCLA...
What year students are you guys, and do you play often?
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#13
12-14-2005, 01:39 PM
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Re: Is this realistic poker plan
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Thats horrendous i fear that the stakes are to low for the players as they consider a big score to be a 1k win but most have such huge swings a big loss is the same i fear that at 100-200 a week there is no chance they would play. [/ QUOTE ] You might get more responses if you'd use punctuation here and there. This thread is very difficult to read right now.
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#14
12-14-2005, 01:59 PM
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Re: Is this realistic poker plan
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[ QUOTE ] I sincerely hope this team approach of yours in no way involves anything collusive. [/ QUOTE ] I didn't get that impression...if they are planning to discuss hands for 25% of the time, why would collusion be in the gameplan? Each player would already know the other players' hands and would probably have no reason to discuss it if they were colluding. [/ QUOTE ] I know. Some reflexive reaction I get from the mere thought of playing poker in teams...
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