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PS. In Poll, 9 people say they have played, and 16 say where, LOL.

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My dad does keep "special" bills in his wallet that he will never spend with like 4 or 5 nines on one bill. He probably has about 10 bills like that. Because he always plays at work. He taught me and in the past couple of weeks, we have been trying to get our work to play but none are that big of gamblers.

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PS. In Poll, 9 people say they have played, and 16 say where, LOL.

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This might sound like a stupid question, but couldn't you just load your wallet with 'high ranking' notes, like 6 9's or whatever.

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Generally, when a game is started the players shuffle the bills, and draw them randomly. When they see weird bills they become suspicious.

My experience is that when players successfully run special bills into the game, they play them too aggressively and go broke with them.


jmo

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credit card roulette. Same thing, no?

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credit card roulette. Same thing, no?

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I've always played ccr by pulling them out of a hat. It might work as liar's poker. Some cards would have an extra digit; a few would have the same first four digits...this might be worth looking in to. I smell +EV against opponents who think they are playing random numbers.

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My experience is that when players successfully run special bills into the game, they play them too aggressively and go broke with them.


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So should you run low-numbered bills into the game to take advantage of this?

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I don't live in the US, and I hate your pseudo freedom

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My experience is that when players successfully run special bills into the game, they play them too aggressively and go broke with them.


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So should you run low-numbered bills into the game to take advantage of this?

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It's not so much the value of a specific rank as it is the quantity of it. For example, a bill with seven 2s would be much more enticing for some players than a bill with five As. The problem with a bill having seven 2s is that it can entice its owner to become married to bidding 2s, and it can be easy to trick him into overbidding them.

(There may be an advantage to a bill with seven 2s, however, because it is void in eight other ranks.)

jmo

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I don't live in the US, and I hate your pseudo freedom

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Actually, this option was intended as a jest.