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 set, Fairfax, 3. Sep 2003 18:57 | ||
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| what is the proper defintion of a set? | ||
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| Re: set, MozMan, 3. Sep 2003 19:09 | ||
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| In Holdem, when you have a pocket-pair and you catch one more on the board for 3-of-a-kind, that is usually called a 'set,' whereas if you have only one in the hole and two on the board, that is usually called 'trips' -Moz "You can't conquer the world with a shoddy olive." | ||
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| Re: set, JaggedEj, 5. Sep 2003 15:07 | ||
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| I never knew those 2 terms had different meanings. Learn something new everyday | ||
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| Re: set, stdioh, 9. Sep 2003 13:33 | ||
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| Yes. I remember not knowing the difference too. Sigh. | ||
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| Re: set, MozMan, 9. Sep 2003 18:05 | ||
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| I like the distinction because (in HE) if I have a set in the same hand that you have trips, I will win every time because the set will be a FH, where the trips will be just trips. -Moz "That man is a Brownie-hound." | ||
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