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[QUOTE="serendipity, post: 1396323, member: 50340"] Run for the hills, it's not worth it. I live abroad and found a soft game with a bunch of Americans in the service, ex-pats, and a sprinkling of other nationalities. My first game I was dominating these rookies. I was winning, but suddenly re-buys were allowed even though nobody had even mentioned the possibility before. Oh well, I kept my mouth shut (the servicemen were getting drunk and aggressive at this point). Later, one of the bigger and more aggressive soldiers who was sitting to my right made an all-in play which I snap called with the nuts. He then stated he was folding, and his all-in did not count because he had just said "all-in" and had not "pushed his chips across the line." (we were sitting at a dining room table, not a card table, so there was no line to speak of). I got up and left the game a few hands later and never returned. It's not worth it to play poker with people like that. [/QUOTE]
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