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Carey
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Username: Carey

Post Number: 882
Registered: 05-2004

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Posted on Wednesday, July 02, 2008 - 12:25 am:   

My Man ChrisHayden


Check game, maybe I should have said, how it is used around the way. it's a phrase old players would use to show a little macho or to backdown a fellow gambler. I don't know if you've been in gambling joints. I can only assume that you might have. But late at night after all the traps were checked and it was time to "show" your thang. The night people/hustlers would congregate in juke and gambling joints. Dress and talk were king. But talk could get you in trouble if someone wished to call you out. So if one stud was talking shit about how much money he had, another would step up and say " N***er You ain't got no money, Big Bank, Take Little Bank". Now the games on. I've seen thousands lost in this fashion. If a brotha said "bet" the house lit up. Drama was about to happen. Now remember some of these men had their women with them. So now the talk was about how close they were to "thier" money. Oh the shit would get thick. Much of it was about show. Before the bet was closed, a big display of money would break out of panties, bras, brief cases, everywhere. Now again, if the player wasn't serious and only wanted to front, then shit talkin' and flashing money was the game. But if respect was on the line, things got quite and thangs got real serious. The man with the less money lost his to the BIG BANK.

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