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Statistics: Posted by Xaston — Tue Oct 18, 2005 8:05 pm
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As for playing with them, I play the same exact way as if they were someone else except maybe i'm not as cutthroat on the river if I know i'm winning. I've played limit and NL and you can ask kenny, he got no special treatment
. Normally, since I play really tight and most of my friends play tight too, we don't get in many pots at the same time, its not a problem often. We see a few flops together but rarely continue after the flop.I played hundreds of hands with my friends and really can only remember about 6 or so that we REALLY were going at each other raising. Other than that, they are normal hands and we just played like we would if it was just a stranger.
Statistics: Posted by briachek — Tue Oct 18, 2005 1:55 am
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1) Do they let you do this or do they assume you must be in collusion and ask you to split up?
2) Let's say they do allow you to do this. How do you play against your friends? You don't really want to take their money. Do you just agree not to bluff each other? Where's the ethical line between avoiding hurting your friends and colluding.
Statistics: Posted by T-Rod — Mon Oct 17, 2005 4:11 pm
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