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Message: [QUOTE="Claudiunm, post: 6844331, member: 418718"] Once in a game of Poker, a man was playing for his life... Not his life itself, as he would still be alive if he lost. But there was no way he could think about losing in that situation, as he had put everything he had on the Poker table to honor a debt owed to his father. His father had a small ranch and was about to lose it to a loan shark. So this young man bet all his savings on poker. The money was to buy a house where he would live with his wife after their soon-to-be wedding. If he won, he would honor his father's debt and still be able to buy the house. If he lost it would be all over. He had survived this far and was now heads up after all. He received his two cards, held them up for a brief moment, and saw an Ace of spades and an Ace of hearts. He laid down the cards again trying to remain impartial. He raised preflop. The opponent, a rich farmer who was there as a joke, pushed everything into the pot. The young man saw his entire life flash before his eyes in one glance... He had a damn AA. If not now, when would he call? So he called. He put all his money, all his hope, all his love and all his hate into those two cards in his hand. Then the farmer turned over his letters. He had AA. But one thing made the young man freeze. One of the cards the farmer had was the Ace of hearts. He looked at his cards again and saw that he had the Ace of spades and the '4' of hearts. He confused the damn 4 of hearts with the Ace of hearts. The man's mouth went dry immediately and he felt as if his heart was going to stop. How had he made such a stupid mess? Mistaking a 4 for an Ace... But there was nothing that could be done. He just threw his cards on the table and watched the farmer's sadistic smile when he saw the insignificance of his hand. K9J came on the flop. The farmer laughed... The turn brought a 4... and the river brought a 7. It's my friend CardsChat reader... Not all stories have a happy ending... But four of the cards placed on the table from the flop to the river were spades... [/QUOTE]

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