I just remembered a little incident from Sunday night at the Rio that I neglected to include in my collection of stories.
Often at a poker table you will have a guy who likes to show off how well he can figure out what cards people have, and so announces his predictions just before the reveal. Well, we had one of those. But, like most such people, he wasn't really very good at it.
The situation was two players left in the hand, final board Q-4-5-6-7, no flush possible. First guy bets $100. Second guy moves all-in. First guy insta-calls.
Our genius hand reader announced, "One of them's got a straight. Maybe both of 'em."
Wow. Just wow. I am awed, sir, by your divine and borderline mystical way* of knowing your opponents' hands. I will now be looking for a thick lead card protector so as to keep you from peering at my hole cards, given that you clearly have x-ray vision.
Fascinating how some of the things that people do in an attempt to show how smart they are actually reveal their profound stupidity, though they themselves never notice it.
*Yes, that was a random "Carnac" reference, for those paying attention.
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Genius in the house
Posted by Rakewell at 3:32 PM
Labels: rio, stupid things said at the table
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"I will now be looking for a thick lead card protector so as to keep you from peering at my hole cards, given that you clearly have x-ray vision."
LOLLLLLLL Funny post.
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