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| View Poll Results: You're in a burning building -- do you save the two-year-old, or the petri dish of five blastulae? | |||
| I save the 2-year old. Duh. Easy choice. |
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44 | 91.67% |
| I would have to pause to think for a moment, but I think I'd have to save the kid. I'd be very conflicted though. |
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1 | 2.08% |
| I'd decide to save the blastulae, but it would be a very tough decision at the time. |
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0 | 0% |
| I save the blastulae. Five lives vs one life. Easy choice. |
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0 | 0% |
| I refuse to answer this trick question. It's like asking me whether I'd save a two-year old or my grandma, knowing that my grandma has less time to live but the two-year old is a stranger to me. Very unfair. |
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3 | 6.25% |
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That's a generally question that I'm curious about (in different positions, raised into, ect.). Here's the hand that prompted this: WSEX $5k guar. mid way through
Seat 7 is the button. Small Blind $75, Big Blind $150 SB, amount $500 BB, amount $5,500 Player 1, amount $1,750 Player 2, amount $1,250 Player 3, amount $2,750 Seat 4 (playing) : Player 4, amount $2,500 Seat 5 (playing) : KQs, amount $5,250 Seat 6 (playing) : Player 6, amount $3,250 Seat 7 (playing) : Player 7, amount $3,250 SB: Small Blind ($75) BB: Big Blind ($150) Player 1: Fold Player 2: Fold Player 3: Raise ($450) Player 4: Fold KQs: Call ($450) Player 6: Fold Player 7: Raise ($1,000) Player 8: Fold Player 0: Fold Player 3: Fold KQs: xxxxx? Reads: Player 3 is pretty solid, and I put him on a low pair (he has bluffed some big pots and has been selective on his starting hands). Player 7 has not been in many pots yet, so he is tight. Blinds start at $20, so only the better players are left now. Player 3 took a while to fold, which made me think it was definetly a pair. My table image is good, but I've obviously won a few bluffs. I'm playing about the same number of pots as player 3. |
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