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Originally Posted by 99%evil most of the time the guys didn't know a lot of basic rules (like a flush beats a straight kind of thing). |
Hmmm... not sure if this is a bad thing or a good thing!
I've got the same problem. I've play with the same group of people since college ('bout 20 years now) but since I've started playing online and reading more I just can't stand to play with them because they do the exact same things, raise blinds when a player busts out, all chips have same value (when they're even willing to play with chips), etc. Just turns into a big luckfest and they seem to like it like that. Probably because they never bothered to learn the game and have better chances when luck is a bigger factor.
I don't think I could've kept quiet about the payout structure when it came down to three players. That's just so inequitable I don't know how anybody could've abided by it except the chip leader. I guess it would depend on how familiar you are with the host and other players.
