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Message: [QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 2230509, member: 51710"] Last night, I played 50NL home game cash. Similar situation happened. I had 45o from big blind and flop was 4c 6s 7s. The other guy(cool guy I played with earlier in the tournament last night) who was short-stacked moved all-in on spade draw TsJs. I called with bottom pair + oesd. River came out to 3s, which gave me a straight but also gave him a flush. I lost $13 on that hand but I even joked and said "well, at least I made my straight. :)" and the guy responds, "i know, right? funny how deck can be very trolling." He's the same guy who was at my table where I got knocked out during middle stage. He did tell me that what I did was more of explaining how the deck trolled her but I'm just rubbing it in of how the deck troll her, which is uncool especially when she lost her chips. I never thought of it that way. I never claimed here that I never make mistakes. I've made countless number of mistakes. I never knew saying the troll comment of "at least u made _____" can be very offensive. While I like to joke around a lot, it's quite offensive and never knew someone can think of it as berating their play. I never meant to berate their play or offend them. I just think deck is trolling like the guy said last night. Deck is trolling where they give you the card you're looking for but yet, don't let you win the pot. I guess all I'm doing here is just rubbing it in. Never looked at it that way. I'm gonna stop this from now on. Guess it's not fun when they're losing chips. Btw for people asking me what if someone did that to me, that's the exact reason why I didn't think it would be offensive. If someone did that to me, I would just laugh and say "yeah, right? I made my straight but it came out short to your boat. nice hand sir :P" and simply rebuy or if it's a tournament, I just say "good game and TID". I don't get angry or emotional over losing a hand where I put my money in behind and lose. [/QUOTE]

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