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ruling needed...
This happened in my regular home game after I left...but this is how the situation was described to me but a trustworthy friend who wasn't involved in the described hand.
Card pitched to a player is thrown a little sloppily - it doesn't turn over completely - but just flips up a little bit. Someone asks if anyone saw what the card was...one player says, "I think it was a 5"...another player says, "I think it was an Ace"....another player says, "I'm pretty sure it was black." The player who received the card says, "You're all wrong - let's play the hand." Pre-flop, this player raises. He gets re-raised - and he all goes all-in. He turns up pocket Aces - with one of the Aces being the Ace of Spades. His aces hold up & he wins the pot. Player who loses the pot is furious of course & says that the Ace of Spades should have been a dead card. Player who had the ace said no one called out the card exactly & no one was even too sure that what they were calling out was correct anyway. We're all friends - so nothing more than a little cursing being thrown around....but it seems to me that this shouldn't have been allowed to stand & that the player who had the ace would have been better off saying nothing at all - rather than saying "You're all wrong" when, in fact, his card WAS an ace and WAS black. Just wondering how this would be handled in a casino tournament situation. Thanks. |
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