Things that annoy you about live poker.

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Acting out of turn, talking about the board, peeling off chips one at a time without announcing action.

Those are the three biggies, really. Well, and dealer-abusers, but that's most of 'em out here. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[LiveInPeace]

Players who count out $1000 in green when they've got plenty of black, or worse a $1000 chip.

Players who splash the pot or call/bet a whole stack without showing it's correct - and dealers who don't count it. Like we're supposed to trust people won't take advantage of that. Players who give you grief when you call them on it.

People who assume you're a winner because you're holding a lot of chips - cage staff/other patrons who say "wow! looks like you did well" when you cash out $10k but they don't know you earlier borrowed $20k to play.

Players who will face their hand to invite comments on how they should play before their action is complete, especially heads up in live action when floor support is less likely.

[Diamond Lie]

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Acting out of turn, talking about the board, peeling off chips one at a time without announcing action.

Those are the three biggies, really. Well, and dealer-abusers, but that's most of 'em out here. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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last night this guy, who had like 12 beers and was finally cut off, acted out of turn about 8 times in a row.

the dealer told him several times, but he was ridiculously drunk and just not listening. Do you just call the floor eventually in this type of situation?

I don't want to be a dick and be the one to get him kicked out (bc he plays at my tables often and knows who I am), but its beyond ridiculous

[El_Hombre_Grande]

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Acting out of turn, talking about the board, peeling off chips one at a time without announcing action.

Those are the three biggies, really. Well, and dealer-abusers, but that's most of 'em out here. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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last night this guy, who had like 12 beers and was finally cut off, acted out of turn about 8 times in a row.

the dealer told him several times, but he was ridiculously drunk and just not listening. Do you just call the floor eventually in this type of situation?

I don't want to be a dick and be the one to get him kicked out (bc he plays at my tables often and knows who I am), but its beyond ridiculous

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Anyone who is "ridiculously drunk" is welcome and my table anytime.