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A couple of times in the past week or so I have seen posts by new people asking questions about bad beats or super six etc which has been covered on numerous occasions we know.
But to post a yawn, tell them they are boring and ridicule their spelling / punctuation is not right.
This is meant to be a community that welcomes and helps new people and the above will put people right off.
So give them a break please
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The exact reason I make my thread come back up on a Fri/Sat all nice n ready
What is this thread under cant find it.
Cheers
In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
Its on page 5 and titled SUPER6 freeroll, hope this helps
Will help direct anyone to that thread.
N1
I don't apologise for a bad beat for 2 reasons
1) you pays your money you takes your chance - as you've said we all know these are just part of the game and
2) Im being hypocrytical If i say sorry as im actually chuffed to have won
I'm not cold hearted though, i will say something like "oohh that was unlucky" or "you were miles ahead there i just got some luck at the right time" i just don't say sorry
Any chance of a two liner lol
And I dont know what you need to apologize for have I missed something?
In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
i totally agree with the original point in this thread. well said.
please remember everyone here started as a 'newbee' unsure of where to go what to ask etc.
the best way for this community to grow and get better is to help others and answer questions... no matter how trivial they may seem.
if i get very lucky in a hand i do apologise to the other player. Sure, I am glad I won the hand and wouldnt want to change the outcome, so strictly speaking I am not sorry, but I dont think typing "sorry" is hypocritical.
I think most players on here understand that when someone says sorry after dishing out a bad beat, they are really saying "unlucky, i was way behind and got lucky" but the word sorry is a pretty economic way of doing so.
I dont think the use of the word sorry should be taken quite so literally.
Ray
Nobody has the right to be rude to New Guests or regular Members* on here.
* Orford excepted. Abuse away.
We certainly should be tolerant of threads/posts that have been covered previously. We can all read the title of a thread and decide if we want to look at it or not.
The only slight issue with duplicate threads is that other topics are lost from the top page and can be overlooked, but this is a minor point and new posters should be pointed in the right direction rather than criticised.
Ray
I have said this before and Ill say it again, no question is a trivial qestion, or stupid question, to someone out here its a big problem or they wouldnt ask
Cheers m8
As for everyone else, poker should be enjoyed without abuse, either at the table or in the forum.
Im new to the forum so will be looking around before posting, incase things have already been asked, but im sure most people wont mind helping newbies out by answering again to previously discussed items.
See you at the tables.
P.S., came third on sunday in the 1k guarenteed @ 9pm. Had i thought about my hand that i went out on im sure i wouldve won the heads up. But im still learning and as long as i remember my mistakes im going to be winning soon.
i know where you are coming from but as long as we are offering a poker service some will say how we are rigged, fixed etc. all we can do is shuffle them over to area 51.
Mr Major! Welcome aboard.
Seen much of Edwina lately?
Shuffle? get em thrown bodily into the dungeons and have done with em 50 lashes minimum , or push em in area 51
Nice to have played on the same table as you the other day, it tought me a good lesson on how to play
and it was a pleasure donking all my chips to you. (we talked about cotmanhay being a nice place to live)
Since then,,, i have cashed a couple of times including 3rd in 1k on monday. So again, i look forward to being part of the forum
and taking your chips at the earliest opportunity
Nice to have played on the same table as you the other day, it tought me a good lesson on how to play
and it was a pleasure donking all my chips to you. (we talked about cotmanhay being a nice place to live)
Since then,,, i have cashed a couple of times including 3rd in 1k on monday. So again, i look forward to being part of the forum
and taking your chips at the earliest opportunity