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cwar 04-20-2007 01:50 AM

A crooked home game? (O/T)
 
I just busted out of a crooked home game I talked to the host on the phone and he is fairly certain. The money is locked up and we are 95% certain that we know atleast one of the mechanics. THIS IS HAPPENING NOW how do we deal with it? I proposed calling the cops and chopping the pot everyone getting their buyin back even ppl who have left. Maybe not ZOO material but this is happening now. Theres is probably close to 4-5k in the game and no rake so its legal in NY.

cwar 04-20-2007 02:09 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
I forgot to mention one person has already cashed out about $500 from the game.

cwar 04-20-2007 02:27 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
Oh I forgot the hand that really gave it away. The mechanic (his deal) had KK two other people had AA and they got it in preflop for $1000+ pot K on the flop.

teddyFBI 04-20-2007 02:29 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
how much did u lose?

teddyFBI 04-20-2007 02:30 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
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Oh I forgot the hand that really gave it away. The mechanic (his deal) had KK two other people had AA and they got it in preflop for $1000+ pot K on the flop.

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I hope you have more "proof" than this.

cwar 04-20-2007 02:37 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
He was shuffling under the table moved seats away from the host in the game, raised preflop on his deal called a 3bet called down blind until the turn caught a gutshot vs someone elses top set. Called $150 preflop with 66 vs two allins vs someone he calls a nit all the time (everyone in the game knew one of the allins was AA) called the $450 push after the after he caught his set.

Hes a little bit of a celebrity here and he gave off a super gambler/amateurish image playing hand blinds etc seemingly sloppy with dealing even tho he has played a long time. Going back through all the hands we have played with him (about 3 long sessions) we can remember many semi-ridiculous hands on his deal. He also caught quads 3 times in a night and had a straight flush.

Furthermore I have never seen AA vs AA vs KK let alone a K on the flop and ive played about 500,000 hands. So yeah we are pretty sure. A bit of social engineering is why he got away with it for so long he had the perfect image for this.

cwar 04-20-2007 02:40 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
Ive lost profits Ive had in the game vs hands him on his deal totalling about $600-$1000 but the total Ive lost buying in to the game the two weeks he played is only about $350. Its less about the money its just a very very [censored] feeling.

BlueBear 04-20-2007 02:55 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
It is hard to prove anything but why do you let him shuffle under the table?

cwar 04-20-2007 04:08 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
This is a super friendly home game, I brough him into it everyone drinks and has a good time laughs and what not pots get large and people like to gamble, he was clearly this the worst player in this game (actually the worst player Ive ever met), he is a bad poker player whenever we went to the casino he lost HUGE sums of $. Took us awhile to catch on but Im now 100% sure.

whodaman 04-20-2007 04:21 AM

Re: A crooked game
 
your evidence is laughable... have every1 cut the deck b4 deal


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