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Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay!

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  • JoshlarrJoshlarr Member Posts: 72
    edited May 2012
    The saying that annoys me most:
    I hate pocket aces!

  • cenachavcenachav Member Posts: 2,682
    edited May 2012
    How many online poker players does it take to change a lightbulb?  None.  I can see very well with the glow from my laptop thank you.

    How many online poker players does it take to change a lightbulb?  One.  But it does take five analyists to tell him how he did it all wrong but got there in the end.
  • zzrzzr Member Posts: 108
    edited May 2012
    all in is so mi=uch dependant on what has happened before, i.e if someone has just lost a big hand and tthen gone all in, well any pair I'm calling in position, this discussion is so table dynamic it so hard to say
  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited May 2012
    The easiest answer to the riddle is this Rich....

    Ask one of them 'Do both doors lead to heaven?'... if he says yes then he's lying and must be guarding ****. If he says no, then he's telling the truth and must be guarding heaven.

    Great show so far guys.

    With regard to the poker school... I know this is stating the obvious, but in cash it comes down to simply putting your opponent on a range of hands, if you are ahead of his range, then you call.

    I.E. If you 3bet with JJ, and he 4bet shoves (preflop) and you know that he is willing to do this with any pocket pair and any rag ace, then it's an easy call :)
  • aussie09aussie09 Member Posts: 8,033
    edited May 2012

    the question to any one guard is...

    "if i were to ask the other guard which door led to heaven which door would he say?"

    whatever the answer, walk through the opposite door.

  • LlamasLlamas Member Posts: 228
    edited May 2012
    Yeah Aussie, that's what I came up with. I think Lambert's "easiest answer" is easier to explain though :)
  • zzrzzr Member Posts: 108
    edited May 2012
    sorry but it has just been over played heads up with KK its going qll in  before the flop
  • logdonlogdon Member Posts: 1,777
    edited May 2012
    How many poker players to change a light bulb..

    Two,   Greghogg  and Dylan   they would soon feed it and make it heavy. ?  Hugs Annie xxx
  • aussie09aussie09 Member Posts: 8,033
    edited May 2012
    In Response to Re: Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay!:
    Yeah Aussie, that's what I came up with. I think Lambert's "easiest answer" is easier to explain though :)
    Posted by Llamas
    hi mate..

    the problem is that we don't know which guard is guarding which door.  the truthful guard could be guarding either one. 

    rob




  • Red_KingRed_King Member Posts: 2,850
    edited May 2012
    Here's a numbers riddle for Tikay,

    A Bedouin Chief dies and leaves his 17 Camels to his 3 sons.
    This is the sum total of his wealth.

    Eldest son is to get 1/2 of the Camels
    Second son is to get 1/3 of the Camels
    Youngest son is to get 1/9 of the Camels

    None of the Camels are pregnant.
    None of the sons have any Camels of their own.

    Only a wise tribe elder can solve this puzzle. (Tikay?)
  • EvilPinguEvilPingu Member Posts: 3,462
    edited May 2012
    In Response to Re: Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay!:
    Here's a numbers riddle for Tikay, A Bedouin Chief dies and leaves his 17 Camels to his 3 sons. This is the sum total of his wealth. Eldest son is to get 1/2 of the Camels Second son is to get 1/3 of the Camels Youngest son is to get 1/9 of the Camels None of the Camels are pregnant. None of the sons have any Camels of their own. Only a wise tribe elder can solve this puzzle. (Tikay?)
    Posted by Red_King
    Problem is simply that the amounts don't add up to 100%.

    1/2 + 1/3 + 1/9
    = 9/18 + 6/18 + 2/18
    = 17/18

    Therefore, there has to be an 18th camel from somewhere to divide the 17 camels equally. Presumably this 18th camel is then returned to wherever it came from once the camels have been shared out?
  • cleansweepcleansweep Member Posts: 598
    edited May 2012

    How many poker players does it take to change a light bulb?

     

    Simples!

     

    The answer is:-

     

    One player and a deck of cards.

     

    Start by getting rid of any jokers

    make sure you put your heart into doing a diamond job

    choose any spade to dig the hole

    plant the bulb all in

    then select a club to pack the soil

    Keep the hooks together if you truly want jacks of all trades!

     

    If in fact it's a heavy bulb you might need to change the plan to suit

     

  • ArchangelArchangel Member Posts: 169
    edited May 2012
    It takes one poker player to change a lightbulb, but were all going to hear about it on the forum.
  • zzrzzr Member Posts: 108
    edited May 2012
    not to be picky Rich, but the home of poker ain;t vegas, i think it is down new orleans on the old paddle steamers
  • DUNMIDOSHDUNMIDOSH Member Posts: 1,473
    edited May 2012
    In Response to Re: Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay!:
    Here's a numbers riddle for Tikay, A Bedouin Chief dies and leaves his 17 Camels to his 3 sons. This is the sum total of his wealth. Eldest son is to get 1/2 of the Camels Second son is to get 1/3 of the Camels Youngest son is to get 1/9 of the Camels None of the Camels are pregnant. None of the sons have any Camels of their own. Only a wise tribe elder can solve this puzzle. (Tikay?)
    Posted by Red_King
    Are we talking mammals or an opened packet of cigarettes? lol
  • cenachavcenachav Member Posts: 2,682
    edited May 2012
    The changed lightbulb will claim it only got changed as it got a bad beat
  • Red_KingRed_King Member Posts: 2,850
    edited May 2012
    In Response to Re: Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay!:
    In Response to Re: Tonight's live show on 865 with Rich and Tikay! : Problem is simply that the amounts don't add up to 100%. 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/9 = 9/18 + 6/18 + 2/18 = 17/18 Therefore, there has to be an 18th camel from somewhere to divide the 17 camels equally. Presumably this 18th camel is then returned to wherever it came from once the camels have been shared out?
    Posted by EvilPingu
    Correct, the clue was in the question.
    The tribe elder owns a Camel, which he loans to the brothers,
    he then divides them up as requested and takes his own back.
  • MattBatesMattBates Member Posts: 4,118
    edited May 2012
    Evening gents,

    Regarding the SCOOP Isildur1 is currently 1/3 in event 3 (H) having won event 2 (M). He is running like Thewy!

    Regarding the question of how good are the Brits at poker? This year will be the year of the Brits in Vegas! (He said hoping he is talking about himself or one of the fellow Skypoker players!) 

    Matt
  • wayne1958wayne1958 Member Posts: 263
    edited May 2012
    How many poker players does it take to change a lightbulb?
     6 max...
  • bugaloobugaloo Member Posts: 487
    edited May 2012
    i have only just heard the sad news of barrys passing

    i am still relatively new to the site and after my posting to one of the show threads a few months back he sent me a very kind pm with some lovely friendly advice..

    a few weeks later he sent me another message with no prompting making sure i was ok. This was all the more remarkable as presumably he was not very well at the time and had more important things to worry about than me.

    a very very kind man.

    i am very sorry to his family he was a great man.
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