Also, dismiss what uncle did. He was the wealthiest person around the table, yet he consistently chose to fold his hand right after being dealt his cards. This repeated behavior not only frustrated everyone at the game but also disrupted the overall excitement and challenge we all cherished. It left us questioning his motives and strategy, as his actions seemed to diminish the competitive spirit of our gatherings. The situation made it clear that his approach was undermining the thrilling dynamics we expected from the game.
Hey folks, just chiming in on this crazy thread. I totally get the vibe when someone’s game changes the energy of the whole meet-up. It’s kind of baffling – like, what’s up with uncle folding so early every round? It definitely throws off the flow, especially when you’re all geared up for a good challenge. And about Dutch hanging around for weeks, sometimes these quirks make the sessions more memorable—even if they do frustrate the play a bit. In the end, these dynamics give our games that unpredictable twist we all secretly love. Would love to hear more about how you handle these odd-ball moves at the table! Cheers 