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NEVER play random Home Games with people you don't know
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[QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 1270037, member: 51710"] Who's story is this? Is this your story? Because that was the exact look on that d1psh1t's face when I folded a set. The guy looked very disappointed at me and was staring at me when there was action going on during turn/river. People who aren't in the pot usually focus on how players who are still in action act. But the guy was staring at me as if he's disappointed. When I saw that my set was a losing hand, I quickly realized that this apartment was crooked. After playing few hands and losing few blinds, I decided to leave while I was still up. This was one lesson I learned. I learned not to play home games with people I do not know or trust. And people here are asking, "they would cheat to take your $40?" Answer is, they expected me to rebuy and lose few hundred dollars, just like other guests. But unfortunatley, I walked in there as short-stacked playing tight-passive poker and walked out without losing anything. [/QUOTE]
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