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Utah home game

I just got back home last night from my annual trip to Utah to visit family. My father lives there with my sister and her husband, and my brother and his wife flew out from Minnesota so we could all be there together for a few days. This year, for the first time, Nina came along with me. We did something else new and different: We went to a home poker game. When I was a guest on the "Top Pair" podcast , which focuses primarily on home games, the hosts each invited me to drop in on their games if I were ever in their neighborhoods. One of them lives in Israel, so that's probably not happening anytime soon. But the other, Bruce Briggs, is in Salt Lake City. I emailed him a few weeks ago to see if the offer still stood, and he was gracious enough to contact some friends and put together a game night when Nina and I could attend. It was a delight. Friendly people, crazy games, and low stakes--what more could one ask for in a home poker game? Well, I guess one could ask to win...

Stubborn

Here's the stubbornest razz player on the planet:

A reminder: Deuce-Four always wins...

...even when it's the worst possible hand! 

Pottymouth

Notice the chat from just-knocked-out player handycrab11. Here's the bad beat I put on him that got him riled:  Yeah, I reported him. Hope he gets chat-banned. Poker doesn't need stuff like that. 

Deuce-Four rides again!

From the same tournament as the previous post: Finished up in third place, $76.

Strangest hand in the history of razz

This is from a HORSE tournament on Carbon Poker that I'm still in as I post this. So no time for analysis and discussion. I'll just post this hand history and let y'all ponder the weirdness of it.