Is saying "Check it down" collusion?

[nutshot2]

not on FTP

[OziBattler]

it this were stars I'd report it, they'd get a warning and a note on file so they cant pretend they 'didnt know' next time. on FTP...probably nothnig happens but send a quick email anyway...what harm can it do?

[runout_mick]

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it this were stars I'd report it, they'd get a warning and a note on file so they cant pretend they 'didnt know' next time. on FTP...probably nothnig happens but send a quick email anyway...what harm can it do?

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It's collusion.

Report it.

[Chips Ahoy]

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Is this collusion:


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The guy who said it broke a rule. The others did not. They have no more control over that guy's chat than you do.

[naschburger2]

you took words out of my mouth shoe. Also, this could not happen on stars since chat is disabled if someone is all in.

[TimB_Stoke]

yep, it's collusion. It happens in real life too, except it's more subtle. In my casino, the first player to act will usually check in the dark when a player is all in with multiple callers - the obvious message being 'lets check it down.'

[Rek]

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yep, it's collusion. It happens in real life too, except it's more subtle. In my casino, the first player to act will usually check in the dark when a player is all in with multiple callers - the obvious message being 'lets check it down.'

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That is not collusion. What happened to the OP was. Report it and get him on a warning. Hopefully he won't do it again.

[1p0kerboy]

Collusion.

This happened to me at PokerStars last year. The players in question were experienced tournament players who obviously knew the rules. They had to forfeit their prizes.

EDIT: The players did this on multiple occasions IIRC. I'm not sure if that had an impact on their punishment or not.