"Yeah, something like that. I didn't know what to think really, you're really good at throwing people off their guard. All part of the game, I guess."

She relaxes into a more casual position again, leaning with one elbow on the edge of the table and one leg crossed over the other. She seems completely unfazed by losing. She didn't expect to win her first time anyway, and she's never really thought that being sore loser was graceful or ladylike. There was nothing she could do to go back and change the outcome, so why worry about it?

"But my hand got better right after that point, so I'm rather glad I didn't fold, even if it would have saved me a little more money. It made things far more interesting. I definitely see your point, though."