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Posted: #51

Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

Slow rolling isn't as bad as when you have 4 of a kind, and when it is time to flip the cards your opponent turns over a boat … and you say 2 pair ….. and then just as the other guy is about to sweep the pot, you flip your cards and say "2 pair … both aces" 

This is actually a version of slow rolling IMO.  Either way, it's pretty damn lame. 

 
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Posted: #52
Everyone who is defending slow rolling doesn't play much poker
 
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Posted: #53
the only people who would be upset are the people that lost money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you should laugh in their faces!!! 

 
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when I play poker, I want to take as much money as possible from everyone at the table, and I couldn't care less about that person.

anyone who thinks otherwise will be a loser in the long run. LOL @ people saying poker has etiquette.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:

Slow play =

Slow roll =

 

That help?




 
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Posted: #56
Quote Originally Posted by gamble04:

You did not sound like a popular guy at the table.  What casino was this and what size table? 


Play at fallsview casino in niagara falls, play 2-5 no limit.  Btw what are the tax cuts for Americans winning a tournament at a casino?  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

Slow rolling has notning to do with how you play your cards....the hand is over....flip up the cards and scoop your pot.  Pretty simple. 

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Posted: #58

Hell no...screw those guys and all that shit. When I am at the poker table I view it like a street fight and my opponents are usually guys that I will never see again so I view them as guys that just raped my girlfriend or something...no mercy at the tables!

 
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Posted: #59
Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

This is actually a version of slow rolling IMO.  Either way, it's pretty damn lame. 



I've been to casinos where whatever you announce orally is what you are bound too -- i.e., that guy would be credited with two pair. I've had players at showdown announce a flush, then I will flip over my two pair, and then they will muck. I call the floor over in those situations and inform them of this angle shooting piece of shit.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TdotCapper:


So is setting a "trap" considered a douche move? Cause this is what I basically did..

I was on the dealer button had pocket 4s early positioned raised $35 had 4 callers including me.  Hit the set on the flop man did a continuation  bet of $100 got a call and call from me. hit my quads...  The initial raiser bet again $100 other guy folded I thought about it for about 2-3 minutes then called.  Now at this point I have no idea what he had but he bet to me $200 I went all in for around $400-$500 he called he flipped Aces showed him my quads he just flipped out.  

If I had more money he would have been felted..



Mannn....

TELL HIM TO STFU AND EAT GLUE! 

go play cashout on your phone by ch3kraise 
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play pokerface by lady gaga to TILT the Fuck out of him

U thought about it for 2-3 min on the turn when u made ur quads? dont tell me u took another 5 min on the river when u knew u had him...? whatever... tho

slow roll or not. everyone does it its part of the game. 

its live anyways. 
 
 
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Ok - to be honest I understand/respect poker etiquette but I'd be lying if I don't occasionally break those unwritten rules on purpose to get in under the skin of another player in hopes of putting them on tilt.  Most times its a subtle move but I can't lie and say I haven't gone a little over the edge at times.  Does it make me an a$$hole at the time?  YES...Does it often time accomplish my intended purpose..YES. 
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