I would bluff her poker.
No wait, poker her bluff. That's it.
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Jeffrey44 (User was banned for this post), Mon 16 Feb 2015, 20:42,
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After seeing my Full House and Flush
she would be putty in my hands to see my flop :(
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spazzcaptain Misses Valin @, Mon 16 Feb 2015, 21:01,
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Why is poker such compelling TV?
I don't know who came up with the idea of putting it on telly, but well done them.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Mon 16 Feb 2015, 21:12,
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It's weird isn't it.
Its explosion in popularity in the last ten years or so I'm sure is almost entirely down to tv exposure, more than Internet poker alone anyway.
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Prufrock Lucifer, son of the morning!, Mon 16 Feb 2015, 21:21,
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it's the glee of knowing that the smug bastard with a full house is about to lose the shirt of his back to the guy with the four kings
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h3donist tryin' to play me out as if my name is Sega.., Mon 16 Feb 2015, 22:28,
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Don't like the rule saying she has to show the cards if he folds.
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da5id <YOUR SIG HERE>, Mon 16 Feb 2015, 22:43,
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It must just be a rule for that competition... you have to be able to decide when to show cards if someone else folds. It really helps with the psyche war.
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I think she also played some 'Bluff' card thing,
which ment he had to go in the cage if she was bluffing and he folded. Also televised poker allows viewers to see all the cards which kind of spoils the game in my opinion.
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fearless and incredibly stupid
she wont go far in Poker if she keeps playing like a loon
the other, more experienced players, were super confused at such non standard game play.
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colmcq2, Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:54,
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