I Torellied your chips for you Alec.

You notice how Alex tells people in the video I am a "full time traveller, this is my 43rd country," yet in his travel vlogs he doesn't act like it; whining and crying about things like being able to handle finding taxi's, jet lag, waiting 30 minutes, and making it to flights on time?

Makes his travelling looks really exciting and "crazy"!

Makes me smile everytime i see this threadz in the lobbyz

Can someone please change the title of the thread to "Alec Torelli crucified by passive aggressives for helping make poker better?"

FYP

Agreed. Now can we please change the title of the thread to something sensible. What about "Alec Torelli uncovers international angleshooting conspiracy?"

With smaller ears.

Moved much of the SD derail to the moderation thread.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29...hread-1285169/

Please to not be bumping this thread with anymore derails.

total angle douche move cant stand that head

must be the only guy in the world

It is standard in most of the rooms where I play that the biggest denominations should be on the top of a stack or in front. If someone doesn't do that, one of the players will say something like, "Do you have big chips in the back?" and it's easily corrected.

I always put my biggest chips in front and the smallest in back, stacked in multiples of multiples of 10. It's easy for everyone to see and it's easier for me to keep track of exactly what I have. It also makes it easier for the dealer to count when I push (not splash) the chips into the pot. All of that makes the game move more quickly. That gives me a chance to play more hands, which is always a good thing.

Alec must be real disappointed that this thread dropped off the first page.

Oh wait....

Thank you Alex for the great teaching your YouTube channel has provided me

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After reading this thread I'll never look at a poker table the same way. I'll be scanning regularly to see if someone's big chips are in the wrong place.

I've seen that happen from time to time but I think it's almost always accidental. A lot of players are pretty sloppy about stacking their chips, which is not good because, if people have to ask, that slows the game down.

Now I'll probably be walking around the table and checking the stacks during every break.

alex two-really like an extra 15k because of my left hand and my sweet shirt

It won't help you if someone goes north during the game.

Important growth by Angle.

Plays horrible in tournament, loses, lets his team down but feels bad for them (compassion). Then on bright side, Alec sees a bunch of poor people then remembers he can smile at his resort in designer shades.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l21OlwYo2A

I can't wait to see where jetsetting Alec is off to after India in his next travel vlog! He should be careful about going north into the Middle East though. They will chop off his left hand if he tries to pull one of his moves there.

Middle East is not north of India. Have your compass recalibrated.

This country is...............

http://www.pokerlaws.org/europe/kazakhstan

Maybe NoExit was concealing some meaning in his post about Mr. Torelli going north to the Middle East.

Do you also view these forums 15 posts per page?

A RECOIL TELL

wait, did alec torelli really go north and then hide his big chips? That seems like he is cheating twice. what a pos.