Does the reddit poster use " ... " punctuation in his posts?
I found your secret message. See above.Sure, by itself, it's hardly worth mentioning. In combination with "wouldn't not" though, it means a lot. Find enough common errors and quirks between two text documents and you can effectively prove they were written by the same person. I don't know what you think the likelihood that both Robbi and Bryan would each separately use "wouldn't not" and "xxx ... xxx" in their messages is, but I promise you, it's WAY, WAY less than 1%.
Also, the likelihoods of each additional quirk are multiplicative, not additive. So, if there's a 5% chance that they both use "wouldn't not" and a 10% chance that they both use "xxx ... xxx", then the likelihood of them doing both would be 0.5%.
And before you idiots start crying about the math, these numbers are just randomly made up values to help you understand the math. The likelihood of them both using "wouldn't not" alone is FAR less than 5%. Surely, it's far less than 1% in fact.
@MatB even though you are a tight ass at the poker table, you are still funny! See you in Ohio.Personally I blame the Holdem players
They always up to no good
@MatB even though you are a tight ass at the poker table, you are still funny! See you in Ohio.
You must be serving that table drinks ……I’ll be on the big boy table so maybe I’ll say hi on the way to bathroom
I'm not sure if there’s a God, but I have nary a doubt about whether Robbi cheated!Wish I was as sure of anything in life as people appear to be on both sides of this story
Can’t believe it took this long!
OMG, this is so damn funnySo @RainmanTrail sounds like you are hosting a meetup?
No she didn’t cheat. Half of these poker players are patriarchal trump supporters who can’t take losing to a woman. She thought she had J3. A pair of 3s. She had been getting pushed around on pots by Garret and knew her 3s could be good. She was right….if she didn’t make the ROOKIE mistake of thinking she had J3, and she actually had J4—for no pair nothing (board was 10-10-9-3). Garret had 87. A straight draw and a flush draw. She called the all in on the turn with what she THOUGHT was bottom pair—-Garret has been making easy money off of this game consistently having novice players playing against pros on TV. It finally bit him. He got beat by a pure rookie mistake. Because she’s a ROOKIE she felt confused afterwards and was also a little embarrassed for making the mistake. THEN because she doesn’t know poker that well, she GAVE GARRET THE MONEY BACK when he asked for it???!!!! YOU NEVER ASK FOR YOUR MONEY BACK FROM A PLAYER AFTER A HAND—-Garret, by result, BULLIED this WOMAN who is new to the game out of her rightful money——-HIS EVIDENCE IS NOT EVIDENCE ITS JUST A CRAZY TRUMP CONSPIRACY THEORY
I wonder if they could settle this over scrapple and gritsI’ve never seen Travis and Robbi in the same room together at the same time
@FordPickup92 you might be on to something.
Can’t wait for a 12 hr vlog on this
Content!!! Like, subscribe, hit the notification bell!Bart just released another video, like 20 min wrong. He's 99% sure that she didn't think she had J3 and he's definitely leaning toward cheating (though he makes no attempt to guess how.)
Thing is, 1) I watch most of Bart's videos anyway because 2) I respect his poker opinions. So, I don't FEEL like a chump for clicking on that one?Content!!! Like, subscribe, hit the notification bell!
I'm not very familiar with the guy, I'm sure he's poker smart. I'm just being a douche, if that wasn't apparent. There's just a million videos regurgitating all the same stuff. This is the best thing that ever happened for poker content creators.Thing is, 1) I watch most of Bart's videos anyway because 2) I respect his poker opinions. So, I don't FEEL like a chump for clicking on that one?
I'm not very familiar with the guy, I'm sure he's poker smart. I'm just being a douche, if that wasn't apparent. There's just a million videos regurgitating all the same stuff. This is the best thing that ever happened for poker content creators.
He's good. He releases a few videos a week. Each video is a 15-20 minute discussion with a caller, analyzing each street of cash hand they played, almost always $1/2 - $2/5. So it feels relevant.I'm not very familiar with the guy, I'm sure he's poker smart. I'm just being a douche, if that wasn't apparent. There's just a million videos regurgitating all the same stuff. This is the best thing that ever happened for poker content creators.