Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 9:21 am
Pay the man his money.
Deadskins wrote:DarthMonk wrote:Deadskins wrote:DarthMonk wrote:Deadskins wrote:Your Rounders example didn't help your case.
But I'll take your word for it.
Sure it did - nuts at a juncture.
Nope, he says the ace on the river didn't help him because he had the nuts on the flop.
He (Damon) said the ace didn't help him (Damon) because his (Damon's) hand had nothing to do with aces. He held a straight to the 10. This is different than what you just said.You're right, Teddy. The ace didn't help me.
I flopped a nut straight.
He held 9-8 pre-flop and flopped 6 7 10. Those were the nuts at that juncture and they held up. The nuts on the flop don't always remain the nuts after the turn and river. The turn and river could have come A 6 for instance. This time the nuts on the flop held up. When the final board shows 6 7 10 2 A the nuts are still a straight to the ten.
Obviously. My point was that he said he had the nuts at the flop, and I don't agree with you that the way he used the term implies that the nuts can change as the hand progresses.
Either way, this is a discussion for the lounge, and I already said I would take your word for it, so let it go already.
Will do. Just remember, you started it. PS - If an 8 lands on the turn his holding of 89 is no longer the nuts. 9J is. That's why he accurately says "I FLOPPED a nut straight."
