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So because tomorrow is Labor Day and there is no Monday league, I decided to go up and play the Sunday morning league. I ended up being the one taking money since nobody else wanted to do it. And we usually just flip discs for partners since it is easy to do. So I flip a head and look over to see who else flipped a head. I look right at this guy who flipped a head but when it came time to go into the selected groups he looked around to see who was in which group and instead went to the tails group. Has anyone else seen this happen? Drawing cards eliminates this kind of thing but can bring up its own issues (like when someone goes to their car instead of drawing a card and you can't figure out why you have an extra card). If this guy plays again we will draw cards for sure. Flipping discs leaves the door open for this kind of thing to happen.
I didn't call it on him because I was sort of in disbelief and also knew that it might just cause a huge blowup. I know said player and he kind of thinks that he is just better than others. He never likes being my partner (when it has happened) and in fact doesn't even try if I get partnered with him. One time when we got partnered up he wanted to quit after maybe four holes. Lame.
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Some people just dont get why we all play this game,i play to enjoy my time with different people who play for the same reasons.Theres always some people who can ruin a good time if you let them,but thats only if u let them.
Permalink Reply by Jeff Nichols on September 4, 2011 at 7:34pm
Permalink Reply by MonTTy #794 on September 4, 2011 at 7:38pm
Permalink Reply by Jim Coonradt on September 5, 2011 at 12:35am If it were anyone else I would probably have called him out. It happened one other time where I did call somebody out on it. This time I just didn't feel like dealing with it.
The funny thing is that he and I could have ended up as partners because I was the odd one out of the "heads" group and got paired up with the odd one out from his group.
It is just pretty silly. I am also just one of those people who is happy to play and compete no matter who I get paired up with.
Permalink Reply by Skipper H / Ripdiscgolf.com on September 5, 2011 at 2:12am Yeah and why would you do that? People are crazy and forget about why they started. I had a guy doc. his card in a PDGA tourney by 3 points giving him 3rd and me 4th. I told him to recount and he said no it's fine.... she the other playing took the card counted and told him to recount, he said he would but then when they was calling the winners they called him as he never made it right.... I should have said something but I didn't! I wont let it happen again though... grrr! Sometimes you just hate to make a big deal, but I guess after a 4 rounds in 2 days you should stand up for your placing!
Permalink Reply by Ben Calhoun on September 5, 2011 at 12:10pm Damn, never heard of that before!
If I was gonna cheat at Flip, I'd surround the basket with logs to stop my absurd rolls!
Permalink Reply by Skipper H / Ripdiscgolf.com on September 5, 2011 at 1:30pm You can also control which side of the disc you land on when flipping, I had a friend show me, kinda like flipping a coin.... I used to flip coins and could get which I called 95% of the time. but if you just flip it with out care, then it's still nice and random.
Cheaters never win....and winners never cheat
SK
There are people that I don't like playing with at all. There is always the a-hole or the super annoying type that nobody can stand to be around. I am going to play disc golf because it is fun and I have that choice. I also have the choice of playing with people that I like to play with when I want to.
I understand it is random draw and this is the risk you run when you show up. If I was running the league I'd try to make sure people that don't like each other don't end up on the same card or pair with someone they don't like. Chances are that you know the crowd you're hanging with if you show up all the time. This means that you usually know who the trouble makers are as well.
I've walked up to the league coordinator before and said that I didn't want to play with said guy. He changed things up for me so we didn't have an incident.
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