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06-18-2007, 04:40 AM
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whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he lost?
the hand was against james woods. he raised all-in with Ah 6h. it was a little less than a min raise. everyone folded so i called in the big blind without looking and then flip up Kh 2h. the flop was 2 hearts and the turn was an ace so i'm drawing completely dead. the river was a blank. i said "nice hand". then he says "nice hand" and starts walking away. i'm thinking "wtf is this guy going??" but i'm not about to say anything if he wants to let me have the chips. of course, all of sudden the dealer yells at him to come back to the table because he won. what is suppose to happen in this situation? i would think the dealer should keep his mouth shut.
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#2
06-18-2007, 04:55 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he lost?
I would have told him to come back to the table before the dealer had a chance too.
You sound like a douche.
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#3
06-18-2007, 04:56 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he los
uh, the pot gets pushed to him, and he gets blinded off, [censored].
do you think you should get your chips back or something?
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#7
06-18-2007, 09:45 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he lost?
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completely dead the flop was 2 hearts and the turn was an ace so i'm drawing completely dead. [/ QUOTE ] and you should rake the pot because... *** JW deserves an academy award for acting like he didn't know he won the pot...ship it
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#8
06-18-2007, 10:25 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he los
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the hand was against james woods. he raised all-in with Ah 6h. it was a little less than a min raise. everyone folded so i called in the big blind without looking and then flip up Kh 2h. the flop was 2 hearts and the turn was an ace so i'm drawing completely dead. the river was a blank. i said "nice hand". then he says "nice hand" and starts walking away. i'm thinking "wtf is this guy going??" but i'm not about to say anything if he wants to let me have the chips. of course, all of sudden the dealer yells at him to come back to the table because he won. what is suppose to happen in this situation? i would think the dealer should keep his mouth shut. [/ QUOTE ] Could you be any more ignorant? It's the dealer's job to push the pot to the winner of the hand, especially when the cards have been tabled as in this scenario. You are indeed a douche if you were hoping he'd walk away and surrender the pot to you when you clearly knew you were beat.
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#9
06-18-2007, 10:37 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he lost?
this is great, james woods brags about his 180 IQ any time he is on tv and he cant even figure out that a pair of aces beats king high, this guy is such a moron and tool
PS he gets blinded off if he walks away and doesnt know.
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#10
06-18-2007, 11:16 AM
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Re: whats the rule when a winning all-in player leaves thinking he los
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this is great, james woods brags about his 180 IQ any time he is on tv and he cant even figure out that a pair of aces beats king high, this guy is such a moron and tool [/ QUOTE ] haha, it must suck being so bitter towards celebrities you don't even know and use any stupid circumstance like this thread to voice your immature opinion.
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