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Ever lost a friend because of poker ?
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[QUOTE="Spannerdeth, post: 6591082, member: 441776"] Actually, I do remember a time when my friends girlfriend who was quite new to the game was facing a board with 4 hearts and my raise. She shows him her hand and he says "You don't have the HEART", and after she folded, I reveal my flush and state in my rules lawyer kind of way that it's 2 players to a hand only and that he shouldn't be giving clues to my holding. Things got a little heated as he didn't appreciate the implication he was cheating or angleshooting. He really might not have tried to help her and tbf, she did need the help at the time as she was a new player, but I felt the integrity of the game needed to be reminded in that instance, it's not just the rules you need to learn but the ettiquette. We cooled off. I learned for low stakes games these things aren't worth being fussy over, especially when someones new and is acting in good faith. He learned that I wasn't accusing him but why the etiquette is there to stop these mishaps from happening. [/QUOTE]
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