The height of Desperation (stealing gaddi vs. whole tijori)

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GoodGoneWrong

@GoodGoneWrong

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Posted: 11 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: shinningstar

...chori is chori...how doesit matter if its gaddi or tijori???

Exactly...the rules did not say that "choti choti chori" is allowed...it said chori...so who are we to define the term...and if we can define so can the players themselves.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: shinningstar
...chori is chori...how doesit matter if its gaddi or tijori???

chori is chori

how does it matter if its gaddi or tijori

because bina tijori game nahi ho hi puri

mujhe sona hai, suna mujhe ek lori

sone se pehle mujhe khane hain aaloo kachori

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rosh-06

@rosh-06

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Posted: 11 years ago

#53

Is author saying if gautham stole in parts, it will justify GG. What logic is this?

If were are neat picking on stealing.. Let me say this.. logical GG didn't steal at all. He got dimpy's key and he used it. By that logic it was his key at that point. Dimpy was silly to leave her key. While others clearly were stealing.

GG is self claimed dramabaz so his crying was nothing but that but try being in a place where you most reliable supporter cheat you twice...

agreed this is reality show and he needs to play his cards which he has not. But one thing is clear PP are no saints and will play as dirty as BG group.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#54

Thanks everyone for your comments. We have covered all aspects. I have requested mods to close it.

Need to move on to new issues.

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GoodGoneWrong

@GoodGoneWrong

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Posted: 11 years ago

#55

Originally posted by: hippopotamus

Think about the point I am making. Even you know Gautam was desperate. While others did gaddi chori he was planning to take the whole thing. Thats the difference

Sure...just remember I dont post just for sake of it. there is logic which you note seeing at this moment

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OK I consider your point...but please tell me what were they playing the game for? To win!!! To win means to come out with the most money in the end. So would it not make sense to get 1/3 of the loot in one go rather than take small small pieces over time.

Now that I have said this, Gautam had a good plan and strategy but his desperation, as you call it, is evident in his execution. He was a big fail in the execution, here's why -

A smart player would not make it public knowledge that he has managed to get the keys to one of the tijoris.

A smart player would not attempt to rob a tijori in broad daylight/ in front of all his competitiors and the bank owner.

A smart player will play for himself when he knows that this is not a team game, it is each individual for himself.

A smart player will trust no man, friend or foe, in a game where the winner takes all.

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