Re: Cheating at Bellagio Poker Room
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Holding his cards like he's ready to fold or putting a chip on his cards when he intends on staying in the hand pretty much makes him like a LOT of other players who give away their intentions in advance.
This only counts as giving his hand away to the entire table...not as collusion.
The other stuff I don't know but it seems very possible they just play aggressively. Not enough evidence there.
But the physical-tell "evidence" is just weird.
When he's about to fold he looks like he's going to fold. When he's about to play he puts a chip on his cards and reaches for his chips.
I really can't believe I read that somehow this is supposed to mean he is colluding.
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Seriously. And the fact that his accomplice is acting after him makes these "signals" completely useless to her, but makes them quite useful for the OP or anyone else acting before Tommy. Sound like tells to me, not signals in a collusion scheme. If what the OP describes is cheating, these two are the worst cheaters of all time.
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