Sounds like a self-pity thread. The guy who said "gg - I could probably win if I got all 10 sets," hardly did anything wrong. Appears you have thin skin more than anything.

It's not that I feel that the other guy did anything wrong, it's that I don't feel as though I personally did anything wrong ...

i don't play cards, eliminates the luck and WHINE factors of other players. i feel your pain. i love how easily people accuse others of cheating on this site. i can only wonder what type of rating you are going to get from these two seperate players, for merely being luckier than they were ...

To answer the question from the thread title, actually mixed sets are more common than any single instance of a single colored set:
3 cards: 27 possibilities- 1/27 red, 1/27 green, 1/27 blue, 6/27 mixed, 18/27 no set
4 cards: 81 possibilities- 9/81 red, 9/81 green, 9/81 blue, 36/81 mixed, 18/81 no ...

I consider myself a good sport, I've always tried to wish my opponents good luck, and have always tried to congratulate people for a good game, win or lose, and have largely been treated with the same. Everyone I've met have practically all been good sports. But today I encountered almost one right ...

I was wondering if any one had thought of a map much like "The Civil War", but focused around the American Revolution in theme. Instead of Union and Confederate ships, you might have British and French ships, and even involve England as a home land to attack from like in "New World". Or perhaps a ...

I'm pretty much exclusive to 1v1 games not so much because they're quicker, but because there's more play and less fuss involved, unless you're playing more than one person you really know. Otherwise, there's always that one dingbat that thinks you must always attack the strongest player on the map ...