idiot luck after you win the hand; are they calling you and idiot?
Also, how do you become a spectator to a tournament for which you are not registered?
Hi County–
My two cents: The context for saying “Idiot Luck” makes the word “idiot” an adjective rather than a pejorative name. 
Also, you can go to the lobby of the tournament in which you aren’t playing, click on a table, and observe via that route. I’ve done it, and I think those were the steps I used.
Jan
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Perjorative, great word !!! And correct on the second answer 
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thx
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Glad you like that word, Craig. I spelled it the way you did, then Spell Checker corrected me: Only one R in the word, not two. I thought it was related to perjury, but apparently not.
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I love when people use different words, oops too many r’s !, no not related to perjury at all lol.
My word for yesterday was plethora.
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you spelled it right , there is only R,in it, silly one .
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ask Craig he knows everything.
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sounded more like 4 cents worth, but I like it lol.
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would prerogative sound correct.
No the correct word would be derogatory. ( Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude ), hence the person using the phrase " Idiot Luck "
Just my 67 cents worth due to inflation lol.
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Going off on a slight tangent… I’ve discovered that I don’t need to google anything ever again,… My wife knows EVERYTHING! … rofl
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Hahahahaha
It might SOUND correct, but it has a completely different meaning. Tell Cabbie his wife and I have much in common. lol
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Or they simple don’t realize that the possessive requires an 's in this example.
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