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10-16-2007, 11:38 AM
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When cash plays, what happens if there is Fake money?
Just a hypothetical situation, I was discussing this with someone else. I sometimes play in a 10/20 game, usually the majority of the money around the table is cash with some red $5 chips and a few green chips here and there.
When players sit down, they just buy chips from other players using $100 bills. What would happen if a player were all-in loses the hand and the player winning the pot takes the stack of hundreds and notices that one or two of the bills is fake. Does the player with the fake money have to make up the difference? What if a similar situation where several players have gone bust, money has changed hands several times and then a player makes a raise and sticks in $300 where one of the bills is fake. He obviously claims it is one of the players who busted a few hours ago. What happens? 
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#2
10-16-2007, 02:39 PM
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Re: When cash plays, what happens if there is Fake money?
Cops are called, obv. The player with the fake $100 when it's detected is out the $100, and everyone buying chips from another player at the table gets repeated KITNs until people realize the cage has more reds for sale.
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10-16-2007, 05:19 PM
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Re: When cash plays, what happens if there is Fake money?
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 [/ QUOTE ] Most of the home games I play use the pen. It gives me a piece of mind. I'd hate to go to the bank and try to pass a fake $100 bill.
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#6
10-16-2007, 06:07 PM
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Re: When cash plays, what happens if there is Fake money?
Didn't we just have a long thread on the illusion of money?
Our country was built by counterfeiters. Celebrate your patriotism by spending a phony hunny today! Otherwise the terrorists have already won.
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