u/Yt_GamingwithCharlie

Zur Einordnung: Ich habe beide Kurse belegt, weil Informatik (mit Schwerpunkt Machine Learning) mein Hauptfach war und beide Kurse für diesen Schwerpunkt vorgeschrieben waren. Mir persönlich hat CMSC421 besser gefallen, da der Kurs breiter und allgemeiner angelegt war und eine größere Vielfalt an KI-relevanten Themen behandelte. Mich würde aber interessieren, wie ihr das seht – ich bin gespannt auf die Meinungen meiner Mit-Redditor.

We have vegan meat brands that sell steak, bacon, chicken, ham, and other meats that are made entirely from plants and 100% vegan. But why aren’t there any vegan meats made to taste like dog meat?

I love brands like impossible meat and beyond meat because they allow me to enjoy the delicious taste of meat without actually contributing to the slaughter of innocent animals, but I also want to enjoy the taste of dog meat without having to slaughter a dog.

I thought he meant the blinds were 25 cents and 50 cents. As it turns out, the blindswere 25 dollars and 50 dollars. I did not bring enough cash, nor am I comfortable playing at such high stakes. I told them to let somebody else have my spot. But they had reserved a spot for me specifically. It was awkward. I decided to just watch from the poker cuck chair.

It feels like every time I enter any casino, I get backed off because they instantly recognize me from an AP database. How come?

Like, if you just take down the blinds pre-flop, or, like, for any pot that’s less than $10, are you still expected to tip?

Most casinos don't instantly trespass advantage players. Most casinos would first back you off and tell you you're banned from playing blackjack but you're free to play any other game, and if you return to the blackjack table, then they trespass you. But I know that some casinos, like Bally's in Rhode Island, would instantly trespass you. Which other casinos do that?

So, I know that you usually have to show both of your hole cards to win the pot, even if one of your cards is sufficient to show you have the best hand.

However, do you still need to show if villain mucks their cards?

For example, the board was KT775 and I had 72. Villain went all in, I called, and I showed my 7. Villain says you're good and mucks his cards. I then scoop up the pot. Villain then complained about how I didn't show both of my cards, but I told villain, "you mucked, so I don't have to show my other card."

Dealer asks villain, "Would you like to call the floor," and villain says "nevermind" and says that he doesn't really care about what my other card was because he doesn't beat three of a kind regardless.

However, I'm wondering, in standard casino practice, do I have to show both of my cards if villain mucks?

Also, what about if you're playing PLO7? My casino has a 6-player table where they play PLO7: Pot limit omaha but each player gets 7 cards. I went over to watch them play and they never show all seven hole cards. They usually only show two of their hole cards.

We go heads up to the river, and I have two pair but there are three spades on the board and villain might have a straight.

I’m out of position and check to villain. Villain bets $300. I only have around $400 left behind and villain covers. After tanking for a while, I start mumbling to myself “uhh, ehh … “

Then, all of a sudden, villain says “I call”.
I was obviously very confused. Villain says “you went all-in so I called you”.

I told him “no I didn’t, I mumbled ‘uhh ehh’, I did not go all-in”.

Villain says “verbal is binding, I heard you loud and clear.”

Dealer says that she didn’t hear me say anything audible, and that villain likely misheard me.

Floor was called over, and the floor asked the other players (who weren’t in the hand) what they heard me say. They all said they didn’t hear anything clear enough to be certain, and the floor ruled that I didn’t go all-in, and I can still decide if I’d like to fold to villain’s bet.

I was going to call with my two pair, but since I had the information that villain would have called me if I went all in, I realized that villain probably has me beat, so I folded.

Villain then tabled seven deuce offsuit: a complete bluff.

I realized that villain intentionally pretended to mishear my mumbling as an “all-in” just to angle shoot me into thinking villain has a good hand.

Too many dashers are willing to accept zero-tip offers just to maintain platinum status. We, as dashers, need to stop. If enough people read this, eventually the zero-tippers will start tipping because they’ll be tired of having to wait 3 hours for their food to get delivered, as driver after driver declines their offer, and their food sits cold.

Stop accepting offers from zero-tippers. Let their food sit cold. This will give them an incentive to tip next time.

Currently, zero-tip offers still get accepted way too quickly according to my internet research. We gotta change this.

My buddies got into a fight because of a disagreement in short dick poker. We all know flushes beat boats in short dick poker, but does a set beat a straight?

I offered to pay the entire bill and then she told me she's willing to pay 50/50 and that she would feel bad if I had to pay the entire bill. But I kinda have a feeling women only offer to pay if she isn't interested in a second date.

Since she insisted that she's capable of paying 50/50, that's what we went with. But some people also told me that when she offers to pay 50/50, she's testing to see if I was a true gentleman and if I'd take the lead. I'm not sure. What do you think?