heres my problem;
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks. whenever we do this, i usually win everytime with some amazing hand. the other day i was playing with my brother and my neighbor, no money, and i got about 4 flushes, a few straights, 3 full houses (one of them being an aces over kings), and almost a straight flush. but then RIGHT when we put in any money, wether (spelling??) it be one dollar or five dollars, i ALWAYS lose! i never get ANYTHING! not even a pair! i dont know what happens, but its really annoying! how do i get stuck with such bad luck??
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QUOTE (seventwo-offsuit)
heres my problem;
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
Im not trying to be an a$$, but that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life.
QUOTE (Eskimo)
QUOTE (seventwo-offsuit)
heres my problem;
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
Im not trying to be an a$$, but that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life.
geez, retract your claws. hows that stupid? if theres a deck of cards sittin by us when we're eating we just grab them and deal out one hand. its all in good fun. you dont have to play for money every time u wanna play a hand.
lol who's doing this dealing? I'm sure your brother or cousin wouldn't do it but it sounds like you're getting husled 
I've actually seen someone do that before at a party. He was very good at rigging a deck without anyone noticing, and everyone was a little drunk so that helped. He gave the guy 5 straight hands of amazing stuff (4 of a kind, aces over kings...) and then told him that he was having the best luck ever and he should put some money down. As soon as the person put his money down he didn't catch a pair from then on, and the dealer started getting straights, flushes, boats lol. It was amazing how well he could rig the deck, I had barely had anything to drink and I barely noticed him rigging it
I've actually seen someone do that before at a party. He was very good at rigging a deck without anyone noticing, and everyone was a little drunk so that helped. He gave the guy 5 straight hands of amazing stuff (4 of a kind, aces over kings...) and then told him that he was having the best luck ever and he should put some money down. As soon as the person put his money down he didn't catch a pair from then on, and the dealer started getting straights, flushes, boats lol. It was amazing how well he could rig the deck, I had barely had anything to drink and I barely noticed him rigging it
no ones stacking the deck, i know that. lol.
but speaking of stacking decks, my brother and my cousin go play poker with my brothers school friends every friday night, and sometimes saturdays too, but theres one kid that always played who was my brothers friends cousin, if that makes sense. so he had been playing with them like all summer, and when they play they use multiple decks so it goes faster, they just pass along two decks, and this kid always won all the time, but they never really thought that he would be cheating cause u know, hes a cousin of the one kid. so they got a little suspicious a few months ago and decided to find out, so they had him sit with his back to the basement window and one kid sat outside the window the entire time with a video camera and caught him stacking the deck under the table when they werent paying attention. and he got really good at it too. and then when he left there was a meeting and there was a really big issue over it cause they figured he'd stolen about $1200 total from them. so anyways, thats my little story about cheaters.
but speaking of stacking decks, my brother and my cousin go play poker with my brothers school friends every friday night, and sometimes saturdays too, but theres one kid that always played who was my brothers friends cousin, if that makes sense. so he had been playing with them like all summer, and when they play they use multiple decks so it goes faster, they just pass along two decks, and this kid always won all the time, but they never really thought that he would be cheating cause u know, hes a cousin of the one kid. so they got a little suspicious a few months ago and decided to find out, so they had him sit with his back to the basement window and one kid sat outside the window the entire time with a video camera and caught him stacking the deck under the table when they werent paying attention. and he got really good at it too. and then when he left there was a meeting and there was a really big issue over it cause they figured he'd stolen about $1200 total from them. so anyways, thats my little story about cheaters.
QUOTE (Eskimo)
QUOTE (seventwo-offsuit)
heres my problem;
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
usually my brother, my cousin, and myself will sit down and just deal out hands and stuff. no money involved. its just for kicks.
Im not trying to be an a$$, but that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life.
I don't think its stupid at all. Its a good way to see how things play out. I reguarly sit down with a deck of cards by myself and deal out hands, just to see what happens. I think its cool that he does it with friends and family.
As for losing when money is involved, thats the poker gods. They hate you. Sucks but its true.
Justin
QUOTE (JustinHEMI04)
As for losing when money is involved, thats the poker gods. They hate you. Sucks but its true.
Justin
Justin
im so unlucky.
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