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And again, the OP ends up being a $2000 bet into a $460 pot. You really think, by the description, the player had any intent of making that size bet?

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I'm sure he would if he knew his opponent would call.

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And he only "knows" his opponent will call by knowing his buddy the Floor will back him with a horrible ruling.
Get real.
Do you bet $2000 by grabbing $400 first and then cutting off $100 piles?

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'horrible' ruling? get real, this is standard.

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And again, the OP ends up being a $2000 bet into a $460 pot. You really think, by the description, the player had any intent of making that size bet?

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Well when your opponent lets you know that he's calling any bet that you make, before you even make it, out of turn, the intent changes doesn't it. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I'd intend to go all in.

Like I said, this has happened to me twice. It was an obvious angle shoot both times, trying to get a cheap showdown. If you play by the rules you don't have to worry about this kind of thing.