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200NL Ethics Question
This isn't exactly a strategy question, but I'm not sure the best forum to post this in, so if Mods want to move it, feel free.
Live 1/2 UTG is a loose agressive gambler and has $120 CO is a slightly loose but decent player with $250 I cover UTG raises to $20 CO calls $20. I have AQo OTB and make it $120. UTG says, I'm going to make a really bad call because I won with this hand earlier. He calls, CO folds, and I say, AJ, right? He says yup. As he's forcefully flipping his cards, one flies off the table and onto his chair. He finds the card, but the dealer calls the floor. I tell the floor I'm happy to let him play, but the floor rules his hand dead. The dealer shoves me the pot. The CO, who didn't like me, starts making a big stink about it, saying I should give him his money back, etc. I ask the dealer if he can deal us out the cards, and he says I'll show you the flop. He deals out the flop which is J high rainbow and then immediately mucks the cards without showing the turn or river. So, what should I do in this situation? A) Keep all the money because he should have kept control of his hand. B) Treat it like the guy folded and give him back $100 and keep the rest. C) Give him back his pot equity after the flop: about $240 D) Give him the whole pot since he probably would have won: $255 E) Something else? I made a decision that I thought was right at the time, but now I think I was biased due to disliking the CO, and being down for the night. I think I would have done it differently if I was up. |
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