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TorryladdTorryladd Member Posts: 503
edited November 2009 in Poker Chat

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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  • ACESOVER8sACESOVER8s Member Posts: 1,307
    edited November 2009
    In Response to NEW POSTERS:
    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
    Posted by Torryladd
    In absolute agreement. If you know of where the answer is already located then it would be more helpful to just prompt them in the right direction. We need to remeber that there will always be traffic increasing through the forum and people are not going to back track through months of posts just to see if somebody may have posted a similar question
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  • acebarry10acebarry10 Member Posts: 7,556
    edited November 2009
    In Response to NEW POSTERS:
    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
    Posted by Torryladd
    Hi Torry

    The exact reason I make my thread come back up on a Fri/Sat all nice n ready :)
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  • namesb0ndnamesb0nd Member Posts: 402
    edited November 2009
    its a good point,everyone has the right to use the forum to talk about what they want.
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  • TorryladdTorryladd Member Posts: 503
    edited November 2009
    Hi Barry,
    What is this thread under cant find it.

    Cheers

    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    In Response to NEW POSTERS : Hi Torry The exact reason I make my thread come back up on a Fri/Sat all nice n ready :)
    Posted by acebarry10
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  • acebarry10acebarry10 Member Posts: 7,556
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    Hi Barry, What is this thread under cant find it. Cheers In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS :
    Posted by Torryladd
    Hi Torry

    Its on page 5 and titled SUPER6 freeroll, hope this helps :)
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  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited November 2009
    Hi torry,

    the subject of bad beats always turns into a "the site is fixed" row. To be honest with you it is boring. If you know how to play the game i don't see where all the questions come from, as if you know the game you it is statistically possible to be beaten by just about any two hole cards. I made a point last week, that just because you have AA KK in the hole it does not mean you have a divine right to win! it's the best 5 card hand that wins. if people cannot grasp that concept they really should stick to snap, or they will end up 1 of two ways ;

    1. turning into a gambler as they will always be chasing to get their money back

    2. having a nervous breakdown and stress

    The one thing i do, is apologize to the people who suffer a bad beat from me, which i think you can testify too as i know it's not nice and feel that it only right an proper to apologize. But i think they call that sportsmanship i believe an having been on the end of a bad beat, when someone has apologized to me it makes a bitter pill a lot easier to swallow :)

    From a personal point of view, if you feel i have over stepped the mark at all in relation to your post, then i personally apologize to you as i respect you and how you play your cards. Having said that my opinion on all the moaners and whingers that suffer bad beats should not happen or that sky poker is fixed i will stand my corner wether it be a newbie or tikay!!!

    Poker is supposed to be fun and wether they like it or not bad beats happen and thats my opinion, to the people that think sky poker is fixed i say go see a doctor or play on another site as it is obviously not making them happy and when playing poker i seriously seriously believe you should do so with a smile on your face ;)
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  • TorryladdTorryladd Member Posts: 503
    edited November 2009
    Found it Barry ty.

    Will help direct anyone to that thread.

    N1
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  • ACESOVER8sACESOVER8s Member Posts: 1,307
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    Hi torry, the subject of bad beats always turns into a "the site is fixed" row. To be honest with you it is boring. If you know how to play the game i don't see where all the questions come from, as if you know the game you it is statistically possible to be beaten by just about any two hole cards. I made a point last week, that just because you have AA KK in the hole it does not mean you have a divine right to win! it's the best 5 card hand that wins. if people cannot grasp that concept they really should stick to snap, or they will end up 1 of two ways ; 1. turning into a gambler as they will always be chasing to get their money back 2. having a nervous breakdown and stress The one thing i do, is apologize to the people who suffer a bad beat from me, which i think you can testify too as i know it's not nice and feel that it only right an proper to apologize. But i think they call that sportsmanship i believe an having been on the end of a bad beat, when someone has apologized to me it makes a bitter pill a lot easier to swallow :) From a personal point of view, if you feel i have over stepped the mark at all in relation to your post, then i personally apologize to you as i respect you and how you play your cards. Having said that my opinion on all the moaners and whingers that suffer bad beats should not happen or that sky poker is fixed i will stand my corner wether it be a newbie or tikay!!! Poker is supposed to be fun and wether they like it or not bad beats happen and thats my opinion, to the people that think sky poker is fixed i say go see a doctor or play on another site as it is obviously not making them happy and when playing poker i seriously seriously believe you should do so with a smile on your face ;)
    Posted by margatemaf
    I once said sorry to a Guy who suffered a particulary bad beat from me at the Casino and the dealer at the table said what i'm sure you have all heard before but to me it was new............. If you're that sorry then give the money back !

    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 :)


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  • TorryladdTorryladd Member Posts: 503
    edited November 2009
    Margate,

    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:
    Hi torry, the subject of bad beats always turns into a "the site is fixed" row. To be honest with you it is boring. If you know how to play the game i don't see where all the questions come from, as if you know the game you it is statistically possible to be beaten by just about any two hole cards. I made a point last week, that just because you have AA KK in the hole it does not mean you have a divine right to win! it's the best 5 card hand that wins. if people cannot grasp that concept they really should stick to snap, or they will end up 1 of two ways ; 1. turning into a gambler as they will always be chasing to get their money back 2. having a nervous breakdown and stress The one thing i do, is apologize to the people who suffer a bad beat from me, which i think you can testify too as i know it's not nice and feel that it only right an proper to apologize. But i think they call that sportsmanship i believe an having been on the end of a bad beat, when someone has apologized to me it makes a bitter pill a lot easier to swallow :) From a personal point of view, if you feel i have over stepped the mark at all in relation to your post, then i personally apologize to you as i respect you and how you play your cards. Having said that my opinion on all the moaners and whingers that suffer bad beats should not happen or that sky poker is fixed i will stand my corner wether it be a newbie or tikay!!! Poker is supposed to be fun and wether they like it or not bad beats happen and thats my opinion, to the people that think sky poker is fixed i say go see a doctor or play on another site as it is obviously not making them happy and when playing poker i seriously seriously believe you should do so with a smile on your face ;)
    Posted by margatemaf
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  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS : I once said sorry to a Guy who suffered a particulary bad beat from me at the Casino and the dealer at the table said what i'm sure you have all heard before but to me it was new............. If you're that sorry then give the money back ! 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 :)
    Posted by ACESOVER8s

    someone highly respected on this forum said the same thing to me last week, but i know how i feel and just feel it's the right thing. But from now on i think i will use the oh that was lucky phrase instead :)

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  • TorryladdTorryladd Member Posts: 503
    edited November 2009
    Now i'm completely lost sry
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  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited November 2009
    will pm you buddy lol ;)
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  • ACESOVER8sACESOVER8s Member Posts: 1,307
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS : someone highly respected on this forum said the same thing to me last week, but i know how i feel and just feel it's the right thing. But from now on i think i will use the oh that was lucky phrase instead :)
    Posted by margatemaf
    Lol say sorry for being a luck box if you like Margate, i just wanted an excuse to use the phrases "if your that sorry give the money back" and "you pays your money you takes your chance", so few opportunities present themselves where i can slip these corkers into everyday conversation :)
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  • Sky_RichSky_Rich Member Posts: 3,837
    edited November 2009
    hey,

    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.


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  • zxghostxzzxghostxz Member Posts: 482
    edited November 2009
    In Response to NEW POSTERS:
    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
    Posted by Torryladd
    SPOT ON......ignorraymasers  rules......sorry no dictory handly.........lolo...
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  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    hey, 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.
    Posted by Sky_Rich
    with you on that rich! the only thing i personally find offensive are these posts that the sky poker is fixed! i just find these posts shumerical at best and cannot help but have a pop as it is just abhorent to think the site is fixed! and bad beats is just laughable, i am a newbie and to poker too it's not rocket science is it? ;)

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  • BuistyboyBuistyboy Member Posts: 408
    edited November 2009
    Hi acesover8s

    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
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  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 169,669
    edited November 2009
    In Response to NEW POSTERS:
    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
    Posted by Torryladd
    If there was a "Post of the Week" Award, that would be nominated. But there's not. ;(

    Nobody has the right to be rude to New Guests or regular Members* on here.

    * Orford excepted. Abuse away.
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  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 169,669
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: NEW POSTERS:
    Hi acesover8s 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
    Posted by Buistyboy
    My stance exactly Ray.
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  • BuistyboyBuistyboy Member Posts: 408
    edited November 2009
    And just to touch on what torrylad said in starting this thread...

    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
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