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For those not familiar with the expression "ace
in the hole", allow me to attempt an explanation by describing the following
scene in a play or a movie. A person named Jimmy is sitting at a table
with a group of three other people. All of the players are concentrating
thoroughly on their card game.
Jimmy set down his martini and took a long, slow pull from his cigarette.
It was late, and the cards were fickle. Jimmy stayed as cool as an Arctic
cucumber. The game was stud poker, and that was Jimmy's middle name. The
dealer's hand showed a pair of nines. Jimmy's hand showed less promise,
but he had an ace in the hole.
It might sound uncomfortable to you, but having an ace in that particular
hole made Jimmy smile. See, in stud poker, the card that's face down is
the hole card. This hole is a cache, not an opening. To his advantage,
only Jimmy knew that his hole card was the ace of hearts, and this would
prove to be the winning combination.
(Return to the top.)
(Thanks to http://www.writers-block.com/
for portions of this story segment.)
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