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redskinsnation

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Posted: Nov. 19, 2009 - 9:33 AM ET #26

yeah this was a pretty gay thread

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Henry-Lilly

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Posted: Nov. 19, 2009 - 1:13 PM ET #27

Quote Originally Posted by bigkat:

I dont know about in the world, but I want to add the guy I saw betting $150,000 per spin at the roulette wheel inside Caesars Palace to my top 50 list....

The last 2 times you told this bullshit story it was at the MGM. The truth never changes.

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HugeBallz

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Posted: Nov. 27, 2009 - 11:30 AM ET #28

Losing $10M for a billionaire is nothing.

Now give me a story about a poor lass that turned $1 into $50,000 living in an appartment due to a non-stop winning streak, then just as he is about to turn off his computer, he see pocket Aces. He has his entire bankroll on the table. The flop comes A-A-J, he plays the hand normally, get raised reraised, gets reraised all in and calls. The pot is over $100K. His opponent has QQ, the turn and river come K and 10 of the same suit giving the opponent a Royal Flush. Two perfect card, a 1 in 1990 shot. And our hero is broke again.

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phillyfranko

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Posted: Dec. 4, 2009 - 2:30 AM ET #29

NICE INFO THX

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nc1capper

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Posted: Dec. 4, 2009 - 9:56 AM ET #30

uh ,,300k on pac,,let me guess he made the wager in rolled coin - laff my ass off on that one

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SecondAgain

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Posted: Dec. 7, 2009 - 9:06 PM ET #31

Zeljko Ranogajec

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bigkat

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Posted: Dec. 7, 2009 - 10:32 PM ET #32

This recent Guy, Mr. Terrance Watanabe

https://online.wsj.com/article/SB125996714714577317.html

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jesron1269

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Posted: Dec. 8, 2009 - 3:46 PM ET #33

Quote Originally Posted by HugeBallz:

Losing $10M for a billionaire is nothing.

Now give me a story about a poor lass that turned $1 into $50,000 living in an appartment due to a non-stop winning streak, then just as he is about to turn off his computer, he see pocket Aces. He has his entire bankroll on the table. The flop comes A-A-J, he plays the hand normally, get raised reraised, gets reraised all in and calls. The pot is over $100K. His opponent has QQ, the turn and river come K and 10 of the same suit giving the opponent a Royal Flush. Two perfect card, a 1 in 1990 shot. And our hero is broke again.

Sure because I have seen a lot of $50,000.00 online cash games. Also, isn't this the biggest urban myth ever regarding poker? Seriously, it would have been more believable if he had say pocket 8s and the flop came 886 and the dude lost to a straight flush. But pocket AAs and lose to a Royal Flush... come on now.

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gamble04

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Posted: Dec. 11, 2009 - 5:53 AM ET #34

Theres no way the guy would be playing his full 50k bankroll at one table like that.

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