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#1 User is offline   luke warm 

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Posted 2005-June-02, 15:32

don't know if anyone else has same experience (i kib more than the average person), but i've noticed more and more world class players disallowing kibbing.. bummer
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Posted 2005-June-02, 16:31

it seems so, im not kibbing that often but the odd times i trie i noticed that several stars tables cant be joined, yes bummer
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Posted 2005-June-02, 19:01

mind you, i only notice that they turn kibbing off only when either of you two log on....
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Posted 2005-June-02, 19:13

ahhh... that explains it then... now that i understand it i'm not quite as bummed
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Posted 2005-June-02, 20:26

slothy, on Jun 3 2005, 02:01 AM, said:

mind you, i only notice that they turn kibbing off only when either of you two log on....

Now that one i like ;)
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Posted 2005-June-02, 20:32

don't humor him marc, he'll never go away.. .kinda like feeding a stray cat
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Posted 2005-June-02, 22:27

luke warm, on Jun 3 2005, 03:32 AM, said:

don't humor him marc, he'll never go away.. .kinda like feeding a stray cat

Several stars said to me "that makes three of you that log in and we close for kibs", made me go thinking , we need a fourth to set up our own table then, only mega setback is tha sloth plays @ our table Jimmy:(
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Posted 2005-June-26, 12:04

It's not just star tables, more and more tournaments also disallow kibs. And that begs the question whether the issue is cheating. And if it is, what are those who run tournaments going to do about extraneous communications. It seems to me that paranoia is alive and well.

What I've also witnessed is that at star tables people have this incredible need to be noticed. So they say "hi" in the middle of a hand, some disparaging comments reach the table. If I were running a table like that, I'd disallow kibs or at least kibs chat. However, in tourneys no one can communicate with a player. If a player wants to cheat there are many ways to do so.

So will someone please explain to me what's going on?

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Posted 2005-June-26, 13:53

i've noticed that too, jols... it's amusing when someone says something inappropriate, then "oops, sorry" when they had to *purposely* send it to the room... the default is 'kib chat'
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Posted 2005-June-27, 13:25

Yes, Jimmy, I've witnessed all that and sometimes, when I need to let off some steeam, I'll ask in the kibs section, why send the message to the table? Seldom do I get a response which says a lot. But kib banning doesn't make any sense to me.

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