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jaroot 07-25-2007 09:35 AM

Collusion in canterbury 30/60 game?
 
I was up at grand casino in Millacs this past weekend and overheard a guy talking about how he refuses to play the 30/60 game at canterbury because of collusion between some of the regulars? Is this just some donk talking out his a$$ or is there some validity to it? If so.. what sort of collusion?

ProfessorBen 07-25-2007 09:38 AM

Re: Collusion in canterbury 30/60 game?
 
LOLOLOLOOLOLOOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLO. PokerBob care to offer his thoughts?

ProfessorBen 07-25-2007 09:39 AM

Re: Collusion in canterbury 30/60 game?
 
Found the topic:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...ue#Post10592547

If this person you met is indeed Bicycles, I think he deserves a B_BAN.

emerson 07-25-2007 11:04 AM

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I was up at grand casino in Millacs this past weekend and overheard a guy talking about how he refuses to play the 30/60 game at canterbury because of collusion between some of the regulars? Is this just some donk talking out his a$$ or is there some validity to it? If so.. what sort of collusion?

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I've never been there but it would surprise me if there is not a good bit of it as I've never failed to see it at most places. What makes a game beatable to strangers is if there are enough fish to compensate for the collusion among regulars. There is a very big variety of things that they do which they don't even consider collusion. Things such as playing tough in a multi-way pot and then checking it down after the stranger folds. Raising and three betting to steal blinds, posts, and especially kill pots and collection pots.

On my last trip to commerce I was playing 60/120. A guy comes over and starts talking to the guy next to me. I hear him say, "I had pocket queens on that other hand. I didn't raise because I didn't want to end up heads up with you. I was trying to get your attention."

They are very blantant and don't even think they are doing anything wrong.

ActionBob 07-25-2007 11:44 AM

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On my last trip to commerce I was playing 60/120. A guy comes over and starts talking to the guy next to me. I hear him say, "I had pocket queens on that other hand. I didn't raise because I didn't want to end up heads up with you. I was trying to get your attention."

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Usually people that stupid wouldn't even understand how to collude correctly.

-ActionBob

PokerBob 07-25-2007 12:05 PM

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I was up at grand casino in Millacs this past weekend and overheard a guy talking about how he refuses to play the 30/60 game at canterbury because of collusion between some of the regulars? Is this just some donk talking out his a$$ or is there some validity to it? If so.. what sort of collusion?

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Read the July 22nd entry of my blog . Was it someone like that? My guess is that it was.

threeonefour 07-25-2007 01:18 PM

Re: Collusion in canterbury 30/60 game?
 
i have never played at Canterbury but if there is a small player pool consisting mostly of just regulars, then i could definitely see the game being pretty 'hostile' even if there was no collusion going on.

i have been to a bunch of small casinos in the northwest where the vast majority of the players are regulars. its pretty hard playing in a game where virtually half the hands you aren't involved in are checked down, and literally (and i mean literally) every time you muck someone asks the dealer to see your hand (nobody asks to see any other player's hand). the dealers had no problem digging my hand out of the muck either, its not like i am there tipping them 6 days a week.

none of that is technically collusion (though any reasonable place would think asking to see a mucked hand every time is insane), but with all those activities combined its practically 9v1 (or 10v1 with the dealer).

Your Mom 07-25-2007 02:07 PM

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I was up at grand casino in Millacs this past weekend and overheard a guy talking about how he refuses to play the 30/60 game at canterbury because of collusion between some of the regulars? Is this just some donk talking out his a$$ or is there some validity to it? If so.. what sort of collusion?

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Read the July 22nd entry of my blog . Was it someone like that? My guess is that it was.

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You may possibly have the greatest blog ever.

emerson 07-25-2007 03:54 PM

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On my last trip to commerce I was playing 60/120. A guy comes over and starts talking to the guy next to me. I hear him say, "I had pocket queens on that other hand. I didn't raise because I didn't want to end up heads up with you. I was trying to get your attention."

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Usually people that stupid wouldn't even understand how to collude correctly.

-ActionBob

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"Collude correctly", that's good. Yes, there are many who may be amatures at collusion and do not get the maximum gain that could be derived by collusion experts. They are colluders just the same and have rough understandings of various things they can do when in the pot together that gives them an edge over 3rd parties.

Vehn 07-25-2007 04:43 PM

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no one checks down or softplays each other in that game ever other than dumbazzes luke and john.


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