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Originally posted by Raoul Duke III View Postthis is fairly normal, yeah? was trying to cash out the Chelteham FL monies to give to ED.
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After a routine review of your latest cashout in the amount of $1120, it has come to our attention that all of the funds that you cashed out came directly from a transfer that you received.
Our transfer privilege is only available to allow players to fund their accounts in order to play when they cannot deposit funds with their own deposit options. We are restricted by our licensing agreements in the Isle of Man that prevent us from being able offer a real money transfer service for the purpose of cashing out. This is why we cannot allow cashout from transferred funds.
In this case, your cashout has been cancelled and funds have been returned to your account balance. You are welcome to play with the funds.
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Originally posted by oleras View PostWhen will they learn ?
Guinness is hoping to put some bubble back into its beer sales with the launch of a new product - black lager.
Pitched firmly at a younger market, the drink will come in 330ml bottles and is being trialled in Northern Ireland.
Guinness chiefs said it will go on sale at selected pubs and off-licences, priced similar to other premium lagers.
Parent company Diageo is launching an advertising and marketing campaign to push the product.
They will be anxious the new drink - simply called Guinness Black Lager - doesn't suffer the same fate as other "innovations" that struggled in the shadow of the black stuff's coveted brand image.
Memorable and costly flops from Dublin's legendary St James' Gate brewery include "white Guinness" Breo and Guinness Light.
But John Kennedy, Diageo's managing director, said the new beer has a unique taste which is an evolution in lager making.
"With this lager, the master brewers of Guinness have built upon 250 years of rich brewing heritage to take lager enjoyment to a new level," he said.
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Originally posted by GimmeabreakIf you were a tourist in Dublin, and wanted to see some things in the city, but you had to walk around the place rather than grab cabs. What are the top 3 places you would recommend?'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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was on 6 out of 6 quiz on 2fm this morning, half 6 in morning. €3120 prize fund, I got 5 out of 6 right. FMLhttp://mobro.co/zuroph
donate to my hairy lip!
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Originally posted by oleras View PostThey got fair pissy with the guy on >8 !!http://mobro.co/zuroph
donate to my hairy lip!
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Originally posted by oleras View PostYou type too loud !!http://mobro.co/zuroph
donate to my hairy lip!
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Dara's table for Day 2 of the Snowfest
Table 3
Seat 1: Tobias Wagner (30500)
Seat 2: Dara O'Kearney (36100)
Seat 3: Florian Langmann (47600)
Seat 4: Viktor Jensen (50700)
Seat 5: Stefan Fuchs (30300)
Seat 6: Gianni Giaroni (54100)
Seat 7: Jorn Walthaus (64300)
Seat 8: Johannes Strassmann (134300)
Seat 9: Igor Salomasov (21700)
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Originally posted by RasTa View PostWhat you get wrong?http://mobro.co/zuroph
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Originally posted by Solskjaer View PostQ for ROunders
Do you think Fredo knew he was going to get shot when he was saying his prayers on the boat or was he praying to catch the fish like he told Michael Jr , oblivious to the fact that he was about to die. I dunno I'm in both camps on this one.
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Originally posted by phantom_lord View Postseems to be a lot of opposition to fb from older types, i presume it was the same when the telephone was invented, "pffft why would i need that nonsense, i can communicate with my friends via the pony express just fine!"
lest I send my valet around to issue summons to pistols at dawn"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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lol my boss was on to a customer of ours on the phone. The place is a meat factory where we had the pleasure of working in the bone room already. When it came to paying the bill he asked: "Will ye take payment in striploins?" Deadly serious at that too.
Since then he called back about an old server that needs servicing as it's over-heating. He asked : "Sure is there not something we can do ourselves here?" - not wanting to pay the call out charge. "We have a cat5 cable in the bone room, sure if we put the server in there it'll cool down yeah?" For anyone unfamiliar with the "bone room", it's a building that is a giant refrigerator basically where they cut up all the carcasses and store them.Last edited by coillcam; 23-03-10, 11:48.
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I'm bringing a radio sports journalist along to the Fitz tonight to try and help him understand poker before he goes and does a few interviews at the Irish Open over the Easter weekend.
I intend to briefly explain the rules of poker to him and to give him an idea of the basic concepts such as the importance of position etc.
After that overview what would you say to him to try to steer him towards promoting the game?
Talk about the life skills improved by playing poker?
The social aspects of live play?
The internet explosion in poker?
Any thoughts?‘IF YOU had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.” Genghis Khan
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Originally posted by phantom_lord View Posthaven't really been following it, but how likely is a hunting ban to be implemented here?
I'd guess its still a couple of generations away. We still have a rural majority in the country, and a parliamentary system which gives them a small voting advantage anyway.
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Originally posted by V for Vendetta View PostI intend to briefly explain the rules of poker to him and to give him an idea of the basic concepts such as the importance of position etc."We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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Originally posted by V for Vendetta View PostI'm bringing a radio sports journalist along to the Fitz tonight to try and help him understand poker before he goes and does a few interviews at the Irish Open over the Easter weekend.
I intend to briefly explain the rules of poker to him and to give him an idea of the basic concepts such as the importance of position etc.
After that overview what would you say to him to try to steer him towards promoting the game?
Talk about the life skills improved by playing poker?
The social aspects of live play?
The internet explosion in poker?
Any thoughts?
I remember the last few years where the tournament has been covered on radio cringing at how the game was portrayed.
Now, how feasible it would be to click such a concept with him in such a short space of time is another question entirely..."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View Post
Now, how feasible it would be to click such a concept with him in such a short space of time is another question entirely...
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostYou need to disabuse himself of the idea that it is a huge luck based / gambling endeavour, by clicking a few ideas with him related to how luck dissipates as the deciding factor in who is winning / losing the more hands are played.
I remember the last few years where the tournament has been covered on radio cringing at how the game was portrayed.
Now, how feasible it would be to click such a concept with him in such a short space of time is another question entirely..."I believe the target of anything in life should be to do it so well that it becomes art. You read a book and the writer touches something in you that you would not have brought out of yourself. He makes you discover something interesting in your life. If you are living like an animal, what is the point? What makes the day interesting is that we try to transform it into something that is close to art." - Arsene Wenger
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Olli if you show him the basic concepts of poker to arm him for his interviews, give him essential 'buzz words' he can use when interviewing, like Bing blang etc the ACE from Space, the 'That's what I'm talking about' dance when you dog someone , and then rub some chips into yer titties and torment a randomer. Do not leave out the benefits of putting someone on monkey tilt. He'll soon realise it's not all about luck.
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X can be anything, any number, that is what’s CRAZY about X.
Because X doesn’t roll like that, because X can’t be pinned down!
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Originally posted by bubbleking View Postyou could always make the arguement that if it was entirely luck based the same subset of players wouldnt be reaching the latter stages of tournaments where participants run into the thousands - phil ivey is a prime example
The casual observer will filter out this part and just digest the 'famous player went deep again - hugely skillful performance' part.
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostIf you actually delve a little deeper into the probabilities involved you'll see that even with a reasonable significant edge in big field tourneys, the over-riding factor in going deep in them on multiple occasions is luck. There's a certain level of the Birthday Paradox involved in peoples' perception of amazing tournament runs. Say Gus Hansen and Daniel Negreanu get to the last 100 of the WSOP ME this year, message boards and news sites will go crazy about what great players they are and how is takes such skill etc but the reality is there are probably 200 (pure guess) well known players to choose from at the start of the tourney who, if they make the last 100 will fill the 'incredible performance' shoes, which is of course a lot more likely.
The casual observer will filter out this part and just digest the 'famous player went deep again - hugely skillful performance' part.
Unfortunately I'm sh1t at maths so I haven't started a thread but I suspect the odds on an existing Main Event winner repeating aren't all that long (though I could be way off) - not anywhere in line with how people will react should a previous winner win again.
A lot of previous winners play each year, a new possibility is added each year.
I think it's possible the odds of a repeat champion over the next say, 10 years could be a reasonable number.X can be anything, any number, that is what’s CRAZY about X.
Because X doesn’t roll like that, because X can’t be pinned down!
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Originally posted by bubbleking View Postif i change my email address on moneybookers can i open a second account on a particular skin?
don't think they allow it - but if you get away with it - let me know.
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Originally posted by Gimmeabreakreflects poorly on Ireland surely.
Louis Walsh ffs.
No Isaac Butt, Sean MacBride, Ronnie Delaney, Vincent O'Brien, Tony O'Reilly, Tony Gregory, Ernest Walton, Samuel Beckett, John B. Keane, Nial Toibín to name just a few of the more deserving.'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide to... View PostTo add to this, I've seen a study before in investment which said that even Warren Buffett could just be a statistical anomaly.
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Originally posted by Ace View Postso you just want to have 2 a/c's on say boyles?? to more than likely take advantage of a sign up bonus?
don't think they allow it - but if you get away with it - let me know.
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Originally posted by bubbleking View Postif i change my email address on moneybookers can i open a second account on a particular skin?Originally posted by Ace View Postso you just want to have 2 a/c's on say boyles?? to more than likely take advantage of a sign up bonus?
don't think they allow it - but if you get away with it - let me know.Originally posted by Ciaran_Corbett View PostIf thats what you are trying to do PM me your nickname and I'll sort you out with a reload bonus or something.
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Originally posted by eagle eye View PostNial Toibín
He lived on my road up until very recently. Years ago, there was a group of us playing football on the road. Ball got knocked into his back garden. We knocked on the door like polite kids and asked for the ball back. He brought it out with, burst, with a very obvious knife mark in it.
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Originally posted by Solskjaer View PostQ for ROunders
Do you think Fredo knew he was going to get shot when he was saying his prayers on the boat or was he praying to catch the fish like he told Michael Jr , oblivious to the fact that he was about to die. I dunno I'm in both camps on this one.
I loved the way he organised those Las Vegas parties, came to him like second nature. That was his true calling!.
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Originally posted by oleras View PostWhen will they learn ?
Guinness is hoping to put some bubble back into its beer sales with the launch of a new product - black lager.
Pitched firmly at a younger market, the drink will come in 330ml bottles and is being trialled in Northern Ireland.
Guinness chiefs said it will go on sale at selected pubs and off-licences, priced similar to other premium lagers.
Parent company Diageo is launching an advertising and marketing campaign to push the product.
They will be anxious the new drink - simply called Guinness Black Lager - doesn't suffer the same fate as other "innovations" that struggled in the shadow of the black stuff's coveted brand image.
Memorable and costly flops from Dublin's legendary St James' Gate brewery include "white Guinness" Breo and Guinness Light.
But John Kennedy, Diageo's managing director, said the new beer has a unique taste which is an evolution in lager making.
"With this lager, the master brewers of Guinness have built upon 250 years of rich brewing heritage to take lager enjoyment to a new level," he said.
I thought Breo was lovely tbf.
But guinness black larger will never workPeople say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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Originally posted by 5starpool View PostI remember being in a pub as a student when a Broe promotion was happening. Despite there being nearly unlimited free pints of it available, I don;t think one person from our table had more than one pint of it, and some didn't even finish it, that's how bad it was. It looked like a horrible cloudy pint, and tasted like it too. I can't see how it got to that stage at all, tbh.People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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