Official Party Regulars Thread

[mperich]

they seem a bit tougher, but not too bad

-Mike

[aislephive]

Sorry to ShiLLor for running like god against you. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Jamie217]

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No they do have to disconnect first, hence "disconnect protection." Otherwise it would be ridiculously easy to do it if you just had to time out, which would also make it even harder for you to complain about somebody when it's fairly common to time out, even in big pots when you can't make up your mind.

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Ahh I see... Havent had this happen to me yet.. and hopefully wont thats so dumb... so email them whenever I notice this eh.. sounds good.

[bet2win]

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while were on the topic of women for $$ id like to lay claim to being the MSNL'er who has spent the most $$ on "female services" this year. I live in Australia and have spent about 35k on a hooker since start of February. Also had a 9k night and a 3k night at spearmint rhino (strippers) but alcohol included in those night so not rly accurate, but yeah, i think im a degen, and thank you PP donks for paying for it

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good to see people setting up their future with their poker winnings

$35k on a hooker lol you are the donk in her world

[The Velour Fog]

ethics question:
me and "villain" have played about an hour, he doubles up through me. he's on my right and im threebetting him a ton since he seems weakish and gives up alot. anyways, a spot on my immediate left opens and he promptly leaves and sits back in there instead taking my money off the table. do i have a reason for being upset?

[aislephive]

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ethics question:
me and "villain" have played about an hour, he doubles up through me. he's on my right and im threebetting him a ton since he seems weakish and gives up alot. anyways, a spot on my immediate left opens and he promptly leaves and sits back in there instead taking my money off the table. do i have a reason for being upset?

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It's a douchey thing to do and I'd consider it unethical personally, but I'm not sure how much sympathy you'll get.

[Josem]

1) i don't think moving seat is bad; no one has a right to have position on another player

2) i think removing money from the table is very bad; i'm surprised it isn't prevented

[Heimdal]

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they seem a bit tougher, but not too bad

-Mike

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Obviously the 10/20 games are not bad for you since you are almost always the best player at the table.

I agree with Punter

[punter11235]

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1) i don't think moving seat is bad; no one has a right to have position on another player

2) i think removing money from the table is very bad; i'm surprised it isn't prevented

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I think moving seats is bad (as it has potential to ruin the games if players start to play "moving game") but I cant see anything wrong with taking money off the table. I noticed many live poker players on 2p2 hate it though [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[gir]

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ethics question:
me and "villain" have played about an hour, he doubles up through me. he's on my right and im threebetting him a ton since he seems weakish and gives up alot. anyways, a spot on my immediate left opens and he promptly leaves and sits back in there instead taking my money off the table. do i have a reason for being upset?

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It's a douchey thing to do and I'd consider it unethical personally, but I'm not sure how much sympathy you'll get.

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It's unethical and a terrible thing to do. Buddy list him, take position, and stack repeatedly. Only worse players would do this.