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Vice Lord wrote:

Cr0w wrote: What I said stands...

BTW, Which site?

Like I said, don't be nieve. Despite cameras and everybody watching eachother in vegas- dealers, patrons, casino managment, everybody cheats...... everyday, right in front of you- This a computer program you're talking about...Common sense should tell you it's not always on the up and up..Let me just try to google something up

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http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp=ldy ... aa1ea1fb55

My advice: play the $5 tables, and play for fun...

Cr0w wrote: Which site?

it was about 4 years ago..One of the offshore books..Sportsbook.com maybe....Maybe it was true poker..It had great avatars- I played about 5 sites in my life, never for big money..Just for fun, but I would create a table just for friends sometimes and we'd play- That was fun-

You guys should play each other free online. If I have time, I would play a little with you.

CinnamonGirl wrote: You guys should play each other free online. If I have time, I would play a little with you.

nickle and dime? That way nobody gets hurt too badly...Because it would be really hard to beat me in the long run and I don't want any hard feelings created....

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Thanks, but I really don't need your advice.

CinnamonGirl wrote: You guys should play each other free online. If I have time, I would play a little with you.

Cr0w wrote: Thanks, but I really don't need your advice.

She merely suggested we play a friendly game of poker...

I wasn't talking to her.

Vice Lord wrote: My advice: play the $5 tables, and play for fun...

Vice Lord wrote:

CinnamonGirl wrote: You guys should play each other free online. If I have time, I would play a little with you.

nickle and dime? That way nobody gets hurt too badly...Because it would be really hard to beat me in the long run and I don't want any hard feelings created....

the 285bound table- Private

Okay, you are on. I can beat you.

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