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  #1  
19-07-2006, 4:14 PM
Bombjack
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"nice hand" is annoying

OK I don't mind it when someone plays a hand really well, and gets a congratulatory "nh" because they employed some cunning tactic to extract a vast amount of chips from their opponent. What really gets my goat is when people chime in with "vvnh" just because they happened to end up with four of a kind, Aces full or a straight flush etc.

Typical example:

VILLAIN wins $51.08 from the main pot with aces full of sevens.

Cue sage nods.

nh

vvnh

Bombjack:
no it wasn't, it was a terrible hand
he was all-in with 2 pair on the turn after being raised by trip kings on the flop, then sucked out when one of his four outs hit on the river


My comments are rarely appreciated for their true value.

 

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  #2  
19-07-2006, 4:19 PM
twizzybop
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Yes and no matter what.. a win is a vnh even if it is with 2-4 outs... granted it shouldn't happen but that is the nature of the beast.. More loose aggresive players calling with anything, playing against the odds.

Just tip your hat and say nh to them for chasing .. conclude and encourage them to keep playing the way they do.. Let them keep calling cause they have a feeling.
  #3  
19-07-2006, 4:33 PM
Lo-Dog
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I always give out a nh after I get beat by a suckout or bad play by my opponent. I want them to keep making that play so I will get them in the end.

On the rare occassion that someone actually outplays me I tell them to go to hell!
  #4  
20-07-2006, 12:42 AM
Alon Ipser
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Nice post
  #5  
20-07-2006, 1:37 AM
smd173
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If someone says nh to me and I don't feel it was, I just ignore them. What gets my goat is the people (usually 40+ moms) that say vnh to EVERY hand.
  #6  
20-07-2006, 3:00 AM
Kenzie 96
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Alright Rob, what the hell is this? If you think it's time to continue your crusade against simple politeness at the tables at least be man enough to use your own name, er fake name or whatever it is.
  #7  
20-07-2006, 3:21 AM
Welly
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I agree.

nh should be starred out, similar to swear words

**

** my arse
  #8  
20-07-2006, 4:35 AM
BKrywko1
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On the rare occasion, I say "nh", I'm really meaning to say, "F$#^$^%!!!"
  #9  
20-07-2006, 4:53 AM
Gizzi315
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Quote:
Originally Posted by smd173
If someone says nh to me and I don't feel it was, I just ignore them. What gets my goat is the people (usually 40+ moms) that say vnh to EVERY hand.
So what exactly is WRONG with being a 40+ mom?

*gives SMD the "mom" look*

LOL

very nice post

ROFL!
  #10  
20-07-2006, 5:39 AM
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I love it when you say "nh" and they say "ty" thinking that you really meant it instead of "nice suckout on your 2-outer".
  #11  
20-07-2006, 1:07 PM
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When I say "nh", I usually refer to how it was played rather than the cards... I think that's how it should be. Sometimes I'll say "lol nh" when I mean it sort of jokingly, like if someone in an all-in situation gets runner runner quads or something.
  #12  
20-07-2006, 2:44 PM
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I don't like to be rude. But I also don't like to do alot of chatting at the tables it's distracting and pointless. I never say nh but will occasionally say ty if someone says nh to me and it was a nh if not I ignor it. So plz if your into that sort of chat at the table then don't think I'm rude if I don't. I wish everyone good luck I think that should be enough. And I don't think it's 40+ moms either since I am one!!!!!
  #13  
20-07-2006, 5:59 PM
Bombjack
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Quote:
Originally Posted by combuboom
When I say "nh", I usually refer to how it was played rather than the cards... I think that's how it should be.
Couldn't agree more! It's like someone randomly saying, "Four of a kind, kings, nice hand" or "Straight flush, nice hand". Stating the bleeding obvious, of course that's a nice hand to get. But it's what you do with it that counts.
  #14  
21-07-2006, 1:25 AM
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TRY This....say nice hand on every hand, and see how long before someone starts ranting at you! Bet you be lucky to get past 10 hands.

Then switch to saying 'Well Done' every hand....lol#

'How to get on everyones tits, Lesson 1'


A: - Yes, I hate it to
  #15  
22-07-2006, 12:37 AM
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What makes it worse is when you are in a tournament with the same people all the time, and they do it with one another, but don't do it to you.

That's why chat off is such a great tool.
  #16  
22-07-2006, 1:16 AM
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If I see a straight flush I'll say nh. Thats exactly what it is...a nice hand. It may not have been played very well, but a straight flush is a nice hand no matter how it's played. If I see someone play a hand realy well I tell them "Nicely played", although at $.50/$1 I dont say that much....
  #17  
22-07-2006, 2:07 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bombjack
OK I don't mind it when someone plays a hand really well, and gets a congratulatory "nh" because they employed some cunning tactic to extract a vast amount of chips from their opponent. What really gets my goat is when people chime in with "vvnh" just because they happened to end up with four of a kind, Aces full or a straight flush etc.

Typical example:

VILLAIN wins $51.08 from the main pot with aces full of sevens.

Cue sage nods.

nh

vvnh

Bombjack:
no it wasn't, it was a terrible hand
he was all-in with 2 pair on the turn after being raised by trip kings on the flop, then sucked out when one of his four outs hit on the river


My comments are rarely appreciated for their true value.


And just out of curiosity, how do you get your full houses or quads? Is there some other way to get them? I don't know of any other way of getting them unless the poker gods drop them in your lap on the flop.
  #18  
22-07-2006, 6:16 AM
Bombjack
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It's a made-up example that probably doesn't make much sense on reflection. (Thinking of a situation where you hold KK and Villain holds A7, and the flop is AK7, then Villain could suck out with aces full if another A hits. OK that's 2 outs not 4. Or he could get runner-runner 7s.)

The point is that people can play a hand badly and end up with a big hand through luck. Skill = nice. Luck = not nice...

I suppose root of the issue is the fact that a "hand" (as in the above sentence) can be either
a) a set of 5 cards
or
b) a round of poker
and people use it in different ways when they say "nice hand". Saying it with meaning (a) is kind of pointless wheras using meaning (b) can present some insight.
I guess what's happened is people starting saying it with meaning (b) and other people misunderstood and started copying but with meaning (a).
  #19  
22-07-2006, 6:49 AM
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nh
  #20  
22-07-2006, 9:45 AM
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"nh" is about as meaningless as that suffocation warning put on plastic bags. You shouldn't find it annoying, hardly notice, or care about it. The same goes for "ty" after someone saying nh. It's common courtesy whether people mean it or not or whether you lost or won the hand.
  #21  
23-08-2007, 7:42 PM
RammerJammer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RaiseandFold Poker
What makes it worse is when you are in a tournament with the same people all the time, and they do it with one another, but don't do it to you.

That's why chat off is such a great tool.
Yes, it is. I really enjoyed using it today when you totally showed your no-class a** at the CardsChat PokerNordica freeroll. For someone who plays as badly as you, I can't recommend strongly enough that you turn your OWN chat off. You won't be able to embarrass yourself that way. Except, of course, with the cards. Can't have everything, I guess.
  #22  
23-08-2007, 7:58 PM
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its funny cuz most seasoned players actually use nh as an insult more times then a compliment
  #23  
23-08-2007, 8:11 PM
Dragnet
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I don't see whats annoying with "nh" or "vnh". Its just a bit of polite nothingness. Mostly harmless
  #24  
23-08-2007, 8:18 PM
Thewebmaster
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NH and TY

Hi all,
Is it annoying that I start every post with "Hi all"?
Reading through this thread I'm not even sure why it's here, look at the big picture, it's about playing poker. If you let the chat bother you that much and what people are saying it's going to affect your play no?
wsorbust said it best, it's something that's said intentionally or unintentionally which should hardly even be noticed, just like my "hi all" every post.

Bottom line is a nice hand is actually a nice hand, some use it that way some don't, i've hit 4 of a kind and no-one said a word, played another table and got 3 "nh's" for 2 pair. It's just a small thing in the world of poker.

Personally I will say nh after a bad beat to let the opponent know i'm not about to go on tilt because of it.

Good luck all (oops is that annoying too?)

Tony
  #25  
23-08-2007, 9:10 PM
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Did I read this right

Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucas23
TRY This....say nice hand on every hand, and see how long before someone starts ranting at you! Bet you be lucky to get past 10 hands.

Then switch to saying 'Well Done' every hand....lol#

'How to get on everyones tits, Lesson 1'


A: - Yes, I hate it to
Get on everyone's tit.Good lord I haven't been on a good pair of tits in years and its as easy as that heh'Thanks
  #26  
23-08-2007, 10:18 PM
Egon Towst
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RammerJammer
Yes, it is. I really enjoyed using it today when you totally showed your no-class a** at the CardsChat PokerNordica freeroll. For someone who plays as badly as you, I can't recommend strongly enough that you turn your OWN chat off. You won't be able to embarrass yourself that way. Except, of course, with the cards. Can't have everything, I guess.
Say what you mean, RJ, no need to be so circumspect.
  #27  
23-08-2007, 10:41 PM
beardyian
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Right -

Don't be rude - it's rude
Spell correctly - if you don't it's wrong
Don't talk about stupid stuff - it winds people up
and now
Don't be polite - it's annoying

  #28  
23-08-2007, 11:16 PM
VinnieMac3601
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its not the nh or the ty that gets to me... its the yw that follows lol. do you really have to be THAT corny......er, polite?
  #29  
24-08-2007, 12:59 AM
Jack Daniels
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Hmmm...I'd be interested to know if Bombjack still feels this same way as he did when he made this post over 13 months ago? Be interesting to hear.
  #30  
24-08-2007, 1:09 AM
Dragnet
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It was posted 13 months ago!!!

Looking more closely at the dates RammerJammer has something to answer for, talk about a vendetta!
  #31  
24-08-2007, 1:59 AM
Bombjack
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Daniels
Hmmm...I'd be interested to know if Bombjack still feels this same way as he did when he made this post over 13 months ago? Be interesting to hear.
I do, but not quite as strongly as before.

Stupid bump.
  #32  
24-08-2007, 3:00 AM
Jack Daniels
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bombjack
Stupid bump.
Yep, but don't look at me, I didn't do it. But as long as it was revived and all...
  #33  
24-08-2007, 3:44 AM
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Nice post.

I generally say "nh" when someone showed a hand that wasn't called to the river to encourage them to show me more cards for free.
  #34  
24-08-2007, 3:57 AM
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I like it when people say nh to me because it usually indicates me raking in a pile of chips!!
  #35  
24-08-2007, 6:44 PM
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holy ressurected thread batman! I just noticed youre right, this thread is over a year old!!
 

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