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Originally Posted by Strange Occurrence
I find this very hard to believe.
Basically, the narrative she's trying to put out there is that she said, "What can I do? How can I make this better?" and Garrett replied with, "You can give me my money back" in her mind was just about the fact she felt bad she won a pot she shouldn't have been in, and not about being accused of cheating.
It's not believable that someone would think a pro like Garrett would say "you can give me my money back" and it would be about him being upset she won a hand she never should have called with. And it's also hard to believe she said 'what can I do to make this better' to make him feel better about losing.
Like seriously? Even with her personality, is that believable at all? I'm having a hard time seeing it.
Robbie is talking about her memory of her thoughts, actions.............. days prior to discussing them. Or her recollection of events. Memory, as you know, is a creative ability.
If he asked her for the money back she could have perceived this as he knew or thought he knew she knew she had a J/3 at the turn, so her call was an error, or would not have been made.
After spending a few hrs with Robbie waffling on she presents as someone who does not need the money, or is not bothered about having a few more dollars at the moment, or a few less dollars, and presents as someone who is not super keen on conflict, as well as someone more easily bewildered by a fast moving, novel, stressful turn of events. So I don't find the offer of returning the money especially odd, especially if she did think she had a J/3 at the time of the raise.