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06-05-07, 03:41 PM
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I'd call a floor and Gavin would get a penalty. Simple as that.
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06-05-07, 03:42 PM
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If the betting was reversed (Friedberg had moved all in and it was on Gavin to decide) and Gavin did this, his hand would be dead no?
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06-05-07, 03:44 PM
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Of course. And he'd probably get an even bigger penalty - potentially disqualification from the event, I would think. Cheating is frowned upon in all poker tournaments, including the WSOP...
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06-05-07, 03:51 PM
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how is this even a discussion?
How is the floor not called over and a penalty given? Even taking the betting order into account - maybe the thinking player does not want Gavin Smith knowing what he is folding. Maybe the thinking player has a pretty big hand - and doesnt want Smith to know that he laid down a big hand (which could lead to later bullying).
I usually mind my own business when i am at a live table - but i would have spoken up here even if i was not in the hand and called the floor over. I guess lately i am getting less and less patient with people that are good at cards thinking that they are better/smarter/above etc than everyone else. |
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06-05-07, 03:54 PM
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disbelief
Wow. I can't even imagine. I guess "professional" does not indicate "professionalis" in this case at least. If no floor was called, what the hell is going on with the rest of the table or even the dealer for that matter.
Geez.
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06-05-07, 07:03 PM
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Keep in mind, we are reading this like 3rd or 4th hand or something. It is VERY possible this is not even close to how this went down.
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