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[QUOTE="Adventurebound2, post: 1019550, member: 1035447"] An interesting post coming from one who I have played many CC games with and sure seems to know the game better than the average player. I do applaude your self honesty and desire to improve/change to preffered games. Maybe I should consider some changes too. TV was mentioned and my thoughts on that are simple. So many "wannabee's" watch the bizare hands played (chozen by the editors to make the show more interesting) that people actualy think they are playing well by calling trash. Why wouldn't they? Their see their TV Hero's play similar cards. Sad part is they don't see the whole story thanks to creative editing where those junk hands miss far more often than they hit. Maybe if they knew that it takes 8+ hours of filming live play to cut down to less than 1 hour of footage just to make 1 dramatic show they'd rethink their play. fwiw...I used to film hunting and fishing shows. I know all to well the tricks of the trade to make a long boring day of footage into a half hour of excitement... [/QUOTE]
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