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After a three week hiatus from cash games we finally got enough people to play. Jessi made her first appearance and promptly called me down to the river with nothing but pocket twos…and won the pot since I was completely bluffing. Notable hand of the night: Quad jacks for Kevin R. There was quite a bit less debauchery this week than the last time we played…we’ll have to work on that for next time. Maybe some Three Coin Cinci?
Session Date: 5/30/2007
Location: Reston, VA

Total Players: 22
Total Buy-Ins: $3,071
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DSPCi II had a better turn out than last time with eight players putting up the $30 entry fee today. Top three got paid and somehow I ended up on top after taking out two Tuckers simultaneously followed immediately with a one hand heads up match with Kevin R.

The day was half poker tournament, and half “keep Dwayne out of the house while his wife sets up a surprise party for him”. That is where I learned the greatest game of all time: Three Coin Cinci (apparently the game was invented while in Cincinnati by Dwayne’s [other] degenerate gambler friends). Each player takes turn being the “house”. The house has three coins of any denomination which he will shake up like dice and throw onto the table. Before throwing, all other players will choose either heads or tails and place their bets - today most bets were $1 or $2. A player wins if two or more coins turn up on the side he chose. If all three coins turn up on the side the player chose, he wins double his original bet. On the flip side, if all three coins turn up on the opposite side that the player chose, he owes the house double his bet. Basically it’s a fancy way to flip coins for money. After 4 or 5 rounds I was up $1! w00t!

Session Date: 5/19/2007
Location: Reston, VA

Total Players: 10
Total Buy-Ins: $420
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Two straight flushes in one night…wowsers. One for Brandon R. and the other for Carlos, both were called down to the river by their opponents. It was also Carlos and Melvin’s first appearance at the DSPC. I made a sweet bluff against Dwayne when he held the nuts - that was neat. The night ended with uber degeneracy provoked by Carlos - it started with heads up, blind, no betting hands for leftover odd amounts of chips (say 50 cents each). It ended with blind, preflop all-ins for entire stacks.
Session Date: 5/2/2007
Location: Lansdowne, VA

Total Players: 21
Total Buy-Ins: $2,951
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