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I think "Guts" has some variations. My friend described some weird betting structures into it. Anyway...POKER POKER POKER! And I'm Viet...so VC VC VC!
Zing! Other than hold'em in college, I played 52 pickup, smoke and fire, spoon, and other games I can't remember sober. Not alot of things I can remember sober anymore. But I did watch Golden Girl reruns after gettin laid. I remember that.
I play bridge whenever I can. I like Spades, Poker, Hearts, and an Uno - type betting game called '99'.
Wasn't heypartner a bigtime bridge player - big enough that he played in tournaments and stuff? Anyone remember that?
While that is definitely the case, I don't play that way, because it doesn't teach you anything. Quite frankly it pisses me off, because someone can go all-in, and then join again if they lose. Even so, I usually wipe their money off the table pretty quickly. That said, I've played enough hands with friends before, typically at $20 buy in. I'd like to start playing online with that kind of entry. Like I said, if I lose $20, it's not like it's going to hurt.
Sweet, it's good to know I'm not the only one that plays oh hell. It's rare that I find someone that's even heard of it.
Just got into Euchre this year- great strategy game, and play Kings Corner with my 9 year old, who beats me at it regularly.
Yeah I do, I wasn't sure it was heypartner. I knew it was someone, but I didn't remember who. I suck at it, but I just love playing it. Sometimes my ineptitude frustrates my partner, and that can be kind of funny as well. I don't take it too seriously, but it is a fun game, and requires a ton of strategy mental exercise. No wonder I am bad it.
Heypartner was - is - an excellent bridge player and did play at the bridge studio here in Houston on 59 S, and in tournaments. I like bridge a lot, but wasn't ever serious like him. I also grew up playing poker. Lots of variations. Blackjack is also fun, as well as Bond's game.
Poker Texas Hold 'Em Hearts Solitaire Blackjack And slowly, I dont think loteria count, here doesnt consider loteria as a card game
Texas Hold'em Riichi Mahjongg (not the solitaire kind) - I think only mishii and a few others might know what I'm talking about - but it's a ton of fun.
