Being Played for the Sucker

[chefjeff]

He vowed to bust me by any means possible. Funny thing was, after he set me up, I waited almost four months to start my payback. And for almost six to eight months, I sent someone in almost every week or two. As Chaz Palmentieri quoted, "Take that, you heartless motherfu#@er."

I hope you stay safe...and someone remind me, if I have stupid moment, to never fug with crawfish!

I've done the same type of sneaky revenge paybacks with some who have ripped me off, but as I get older, I tend to just let such things slide. I suppose it would depend on the amount and $1700 is probably enough to put me once again into the payback mode.

Jeff Livingston

 

[SUPERSTAR]

Quick scenario for you.

I got put (By a supposed "friend") on a terrible game. I mean terrible. I blow $1700. After I found out about it, I put the wheels in motion.

I bet I sent 20-25 players in on this guy. I hadn't said a word about the "setup." I actually kept my "send players in" money in a shoe for almost a year. I walked in to his bar and showed him almost $11,000. I'd waited for this moment.

"I know you got a cut from that 'great' game you put me in a while back. Well, this is MY cut from this year. Remember .... " And I began to reel off the names of the guys who'd robbed him. Oh, and I had two real friends with me when this went down. Praise Jesus.

He vowed to bust me by any means possible. Funny thing was, after he set me up, I waited almost four months to start my payback. And for almost six to eight months, I sent someone in almost every week or two. As Chaz Palmentieri quoted, "Take that, you heartless motherfu#@er."

See, now this is what i'm talking about.
Take no prisoners, and make them feel like an idiot!
YEEEEEESSSS!!!!!!

 

[androd]

We're on the same page. It just doesn't do any good to confront the dumper personally. It is more effective to let the stupid b*****d think that you don't know he tried to dump you or that you're not sure he tried to dump you.

I probably should have started a separate thread on dumping to post the following but.........

It has been my experience that dumpers get what they deserve and that is a lifetime of negative criticism by their peers, no matter how secret their dumping is kept. If one person (besides you) knows you dumped, it is no longer a secret.
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To those who would consider dumping now or in the future, simply ask yourself if dumping is worth the few dollars that you are going to make. It won't be a secret for long and you can bet YOUR LIFE ON IT. Someday, somehow the catcher will reveal your "secret" to one person and that person will someday tell another person and your "secret" will become common knowledge. The other dumpers and catchers will seek you out and the decent people will avoid you like the plague. You will become the talk of the pool world FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.

If you are too stupid to know that dumping is NEVER kept a secret for very long and you are so immoral or desperate to do it anyway, you will get your just deserves.

To those that play the double dump game or other similar putrid games, the same goes for you.
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JoeyA

I agree. I was staked rarely, probable less than a half dozen times. I only staked a few buddies to try and help them make a buck. after the 1st year or so of trying to make money playing pool, I never staked a pool player. I have been asked to dump someone a few times, but I figured I could borrow more from him than my end.