Friends 1 《老友记》1（精讲十八）
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Phoebe: Yeah, what is that? Like, some kind of guy thing? Like, some kind of sexist guy thing? Like it's poker, so only guys can play? Ross: No, women are welcome to play. Phoebe: Oh, OK, so then what is it? Some kind of... you know, like, like... some kind of, y'know, like... uh, what is it? Chandler: There just don't happen to be any women in our games. Joey: Yeah, we just don't happen to know any women that know how to play poker. Girls: Oh, yeah, right. Monica: Oh, please, that is such a lame excuse! Rachel: Really. Monica: I mean, that's a typical guy response. Ross: Excuse me, do any of you know how to play? Girls: No. Rachel: But you could teach us. Guys: No. Chandler: OK, so now we draw cards. Monica: So I wouldn't need any, right? Cause I have a straight. Rachel: Oh, good for you! Phoebe: Congratulations! Chandler: OK Phoebs, how many do you want? Phoebe: OK, I just need two... the, um, ten of spades and the six of clubs. Ross: No, uh, Phoebs? You can't-you can't do... Rachel: Oh wait, I have the ten of spades! Here! Ross: No, no. Uh... no, see, uh, you-you can't do that. Rachel: Oh, no-no-no-no-no-no, that's OK, that's OK, I don't need them. I'm going for fours. Ross: Oh, you're... Monica: Alright, here we go. We've got salmon roulettes and assorted crudites. Phoebe and Rachel: Ooooooo! Joey: Whoa, whoa, whoa, Monica, what're you doin'? This is a poker game. You can't serve food with more than one syllable. It's gotta be like chips, or dip, or pretz... Chandler: OK, so at this point, the dealer... Monica: Alright, you know, we got it, we got it. Let's play for real. High stakes... big bucks... Ross: Alright, now, you sure? Phoebe just threw away two jacks because they didn't look happy... Phoebe: But... I'm ready, so, just deal. Chandler: OK, alright, last minute lesson, last minute lesson. Joey... three... eight. Eight... three. Alright babe. Monica: Dammit, dammit, dammit! Phoebe: Oh I see, so then, you were lying. Joey: About what? Phoebe: About how good your cards were. Joey: Heh... I was bluffing. Phoebe: A-ha! And... what is bluffing? Is it not another word for lying? Rachel: OK, sorry to break up this party, but I've got resumes to fax before work tomorrow... Guys: Whoa, whoa, whoa! Chandler: Rach, Rach, we gotta settle. Rachel: Settle what? Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... Ross: The game, Rachel, the game. You owe us money for the game. Rachel: Oh. Right.
Monica: Hell no, we'll pay! Phoebe: OK, Monica? I had another answer all ready. Monica: And you know what? We want a rematch. Ross: Well that's fine with me. Could use the money. Rachel: So basically, you get your ya-yas by taking money from all of your friends. Ross:...Yeah. Chandler: Yes, and I get my ya-yas from Ikea. You have to put them together yourself, but they cost a little less. Ross: Look, Rachel, this is poker. I play to win, alright? In order for me to win, other people have to lose. So if you're gonna play poker with me, don't expect me to be a 'nice guy,' OK? Cause once those cards are dealt... Joey:...Yeah? Ross: I'm not a nice guy. Ross: Alright boys, let's eat. Chandler: Oh, did you get that from the 'I Love Rachel' pizzeria? Ross: You still on that? Chandler: Oh, come on. What was with that whole Black Bart speech? "When I play poker, I'm not a nice guy!" Ross: You are way off, pal. Joey: No, I don't think so, see Ross, because I think you love her. Ross: Um.... no. See, I might've had feelings for her at one time-not any more. I just-I... Marcel! Where are you going with that disc? You are not putting that on again! Marcel, OK-if you press that button, you are in very, very big trouble. 妙语佳句，活学活用 1. a lame excuse 意思是“蹩脚的借口”。例如："I don't know enough to do it on my own" is a lame excuse as well. “我不懂那么多，自己做不来”也是一个牵强的理由。电影中的 That is such a lame excuse! 意思是“这是一个很牵强的借口。” 2. for real 意思是“动真格的”。例如：Four weeks together now? They are for real this time. 在一起四个星期了？这回她们来真的了。电影中的 Let's play for real. High stakes... big bucks...意思是“我们来玩真的。赌大点……玩大钱……”。 3. bluff 意思是“虚张声势”。例如：When the bluffing didn't work, he had to go, and quickly.虚张声势不管用后，他必须要离开，而且要快。电影中的And... what is bluffing? Is it not another word for... lying? 意思是“那么……什么是虚张声势？不就是说谎的另外一种说法吗？” 4. on 意思是“处于……状况中”。例如：While you are still on that job, would you please do mine too. 既然你还在做那个工作，把我的也完成了吧？电影中的 You still on that? 意思是“你还没有完呢（还在想那事呢）？” 5. off 意思是“错误的”。例如：Your guess that she will marry John is too off. 她会嫁给约翰，你猜得太离谱了。电影中的 You are way off, pal. 意思是“伙计，你大错特错了”。 文化面面观 Poker Strategy: When to Check-Raise in a Sit and Go Tournament
If the check-raise is called or raised at the flop, and the player feels that their opponents are also trying to bluff in this hand, they may want to again make a check-raise bet instead of backing off or folding. If their opponent(s) still don't back down, then the player will need to decide if the amount of poker chips they have already added to the pot are all ready too much for them to wager, or if they feel that they have enough chips to see their bluff through until the showdown. If they decide to go as far as they need to defend their hand, they will want to maintain their aggressiveness to the end, when wither their opponents fold out of the hand or they meet their fate at the showdown.
The final way that the check-raise can be used is to defend a killer hand. The check-raise is a very strong and aggressive bet that should be used sparingly. However, if there is a hand that is worth defending, the check-raise is a great way to intimidate weaker players, and to entice aggressive players into adding more chips to the pot. This strategy will help a player to minimize their losses and it will help them to maximize their wins. By learning all of the above semi-bluffing skills and strategies a poker player will be able to perform better is a sit and go tournament, and they will be able to improve their overall poker playing abilities. To quote the great Doyle Brunson "Poker without the check raise is like football without the forward pass". http://www.engbus.cn 英语巴士网 考考你 用今日所学将下面的句子译成英语。 1. "你不想改变？"想和他在一起就用这样的烂理由！ Friends 1 《老友记》1（精讲十七）考考你 参考答案 1． 这是他第一次失约，我相信这也是最后一次。This is the first time that he stood me up, and I don't see that happening again. |
Rachel: Well, now, how come you guys have never played poker with us? 
Joey: You know what, you guys? It's their first time, why don't we just forget about the money, alright? 
The check-raise is a strong move that should be used sparingly. It can be used as a bluffing device, as a semi-bluffing device, and as a defending strategy for a great hand. The first way in which the check-raise can be used is as a bluffing tool. To set up the bluff the check-raise can be used during the preflop, the flop, the turn, at the river, or at a combination of these game events. If a player doesn't have a strong opening hand, but they do have the advantage of a late position and most of the early position players have folded or checked to them and there are no more than three players remaining in the round, the player can use a check-raise to start their bluff. A check-raise under these circumstances will almost always force the other players in the hand to fold, unless they too are trying to bluff their opponents. 
Another way the check-raise can be used is as a semi-bluff tool. The semi-bluff check-raise can occur at the preflop to intimidate their opponents into folding out of the hand, or it can be applied to the flop thereby allowing the other players to add chips to the pot during the preflop. The benefit of using the check-raise for a semi-bluff is that if the semi-bluff makes it to the showdown, there is still a chance that the hand will be able to win the hand on its own merits. 
