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$2-5 NL. Player A raises to $40, I raise to what I assume is his stack, $140. All fold to A who sez 'call' but doesn't move any chips. Turns out his stack is $155 total but the dealer has already brought the turn and river. The board is 5 4 3 5 3 rainbow and I hold KK. I want his last $15 since I'm quite sure he has AQ, as he stated, but not at the risk of any new board cards. I STFU and the dealer pushes me the pot, leaving him with $15.

I've got 20 years of casino poker under my belt and I have not a clue how a floorman might rule here. I'm pretty sure I made the right play, EV wise. Any ideas?

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In your 20 years have you not learn to call your self all in or at least say " I put him all in"? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Floor would probably rule to redeal turn/river

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There were other players between us when I bet his assumed stack. But you're so damn smart I'm sure you've figured that out by now.

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I think he made a valid point that betting what you think he has left is going to put you in this situation often, when saying I put HIM all in will make your bet $155.