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09-26-2007, 11:37 PM
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Re: Do house rules typically permit use of a monocular at the table?
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I don't think there is ever going to be a problem in any tournament play with someone using a sight device on the games. What are you worried the other players will think you are spying on..their pores? Most houses will change your seats too if you let them know you have a disability. What city are you playing in? [/ QUOTE ] Also if a player indicates to me that they can not see the board I am happy to announce the cards for them. 
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09-29-2007, 04:04 PM
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Re: Do house rules typically permit use of a monocular at the table?
i think you just have to go it on room by room basis,many card rooms dont want someone sitting at the table with a nocular or a teloscopic device to see cards,either glasses that fit your prescription or in most cases if you let the dealers know about your issue they should be happy to read the flop cards out to you. I mean they are workin for their tips anyway + most have a basic courtesy in them anyway.
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