Would you ever cheat in a card game?
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I wouldnt honestly at least for me. Ethics and its risky. Stuff like this takes a lot of practice and im not just talking about performing the move. It takes a lot of nerve to perform the move esp when know if you mess up you can get your butt handed to you or lose your life.
Its a whole diffrent ball park from magic or gambling demonstrations
Its a whole diffrent ball park from magic or gambling demonstrations
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The funny thing is I cheated at UNO a couple days ago playing with my sister.
LOL I always try to cheat at UNO if I get a chance. And also, if you do riffle stacking perfectly, you can cheat at poker sooo easily. You can always end up with at least a pair! However that is not very polite but in other hand if you do it right nobody will ever know.
Wrong. Only gingers have no soul. <- Fact.
Put Erdnase down and watch an episode or two of South Park
i would cheat with friends and family and they know it. haha but they trust me enough if i say i wont cheat then they dont worry! but i was playing poker at work once for our lunches and stuff... and I did cheat then...!! it was fun even if it was "wrong"
I've noticed this subject has been cropping up a lot recently.
I don't think I would but for me, it wouldn't be the false deals that I would be too scared to do for many reasons including the focus isn't really on the dealer's hands when dealing.
Beating the cut would be the biggest hurdle to cross both in terms of technique and fear. The only method I think I would dare use is the "honest mistake" thing from Steve Forte's GPS.
That and and switching for a cold deck.
I don't think I would but for me, it wouldn't be the false deals that I would be too scared to do for many reasons including the focus isn't really on the dealer's hands when dealing.
Beating the cut would be the biggest hurdle to cross both in terms of technique and fear. The only method I think I would dare use is the "honest mistake" thing from Steve Forte's GPS.
That and and switching for a cold deck.
i dunno, beating the cut isn't too hard, I just use a crimp, or even better a jog. Half the time they dont square the cards after the cut and you can catch a break pretty easily and pass. not that i cheat i mean.. just saying its not too terrible if your not playing with pro's, mobsters or old lady bridge players
Somewhat on the subject, but I think it'd be hilarious if Paul Wilson, Jason England, Richard Turner, and Steve Forte all joined the World Series of Poker. Just to see what'd happen
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Somewhat on the subject, but I think it'd be hilarious if Paul Wilson, Jason England, Richard Turner, and Steve Forte all joined the World Series of Poker. Just to see what'd happen
I've always dreamed of having a poker game consisting of nothing but magicians skilled in gambling sleights. Now THAT would be television worthy.
BTW- What's up Sabor
