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Should have been the last hand of the night (OE) Monday
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LeftyK
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Should have been the last hand of the night (OE) Monday
Irish you missed it....... Don has yet to explain this one. It cost us the game as the next hand 9-9 their deal they won.
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Dlan
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It's simple to explain.-
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Obvious misclick
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LeftyK
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Saturday night live games something similar happened to me - my P (who had not lost all night up to that point - while I was looking for my first win in 5 tries) had a sure loner and didn't call it at 7-4. We marched up 9--4 then LHO as dealer loned it. 9-8. then they got next one 9-9. last hand s1r1 calls it with just both jax but doesn't lead either one (she was a novice at best). We won the 1st three tricks not leading any trumps.11-9. I went onto win the next 5 games of the night. Don's miff happened to cost me a winning night (3/7 instead of 4/7).
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irishwolf
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Not sure why I missed it, I was not there. Never saw this hand as well!
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RedDuke
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Probably a mis-click. That's an obvious loner on the dealer's part.LeftyK wrote: ↑Wed Jun 09, 2021 12:25 pmIrish you missed it....... Don has yet to explain this one. It cost us the game as the next hand 9-9 their deal they won.
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