[bigfishead]

Andy I understand what your trying to say. But we must look carefully at the action. They were all-in with a bet-call not a check-check. Under what y'all say are the rules of Commerce it seems glaringly clear whether we like the rule or not that player A still had the right to see player B's hand.

We must remember that it isnt about if we "like" or agree with the rule. But that it is properly enforced.

Now for the fun part! If the house also has rules posted that state anything to the effect of "Managements/Floorperson decisions are final". And/or "Decisions shall be made for the betterment of the game", Then as a floor person I may take the players cards myself and quietly place them in the muck and walk away.

Now when the "A" player goes ballistic I quietly pull him aside and tell him to not try to slowroll next time and just turn his cards over and there wont be any further problems. He can play that "what ya got" crap at his home game. This tends to bring them in line very quickly and the game continues on smoothly.