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04-25-2007, 08:37 AM
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Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
So I'm playing $15/30 at Bellagio and a huge pot comes up. Long story short, I have QQ and the board is J55T. It's the turn. I have check-raised this guy who I am pretty sure is holding JT - you should have seen him light up when the T fell. And the pot is gigantic because it was five bets seven ways preflop.
He is grabbing for more chips. Dealer leans over and tells him that if I have an overpair then JT is no good. I didn't react at the time - I was too busy worrying about the inevitable J, T, K or A river - but obviously I should have done something. What should I have done? Guy. 
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#2
04-25-2007, 08:41 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
Raised holy hell, called the floor and never tip that a-hole again. A kick in the nuts isn't enough in this situation.
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#3
04-25-2007, 08:42 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
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So I'm playing $15/30 at Bellagio and a huge pot comes up. Long story short, I have QQ and the board is J55T. It's the turn. I have check-raised this guy who I am pretty sure is holding JT - you should have seen him light up when the T fell. And the pot is gigantic because it was five bets seven ways preflop. He is grabbing for more chips. Dealer leans over and tells him that if I have an overpair then JT is no good. I didn't react at the time - I was too busy worrying about the inevitable J, T, K or A river - but obviously I should have done something. What should I have done? Guy. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. I have no advice for you because I rarely play live, but that is absolutely disgusting.
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#4
04-25-2007, 08:45 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
show no reaction until pot is over. then, after the hand, immediately call the floor. this would be grounds for firing imo.
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#5
04-25-2007, 08:50 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
Yea i guess important to not lose control totally, play the hand out then calmly approach the floor and explain what just happened to them
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#6
04-25-2007, 08:53 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
I wouldnt make a scene really. No need to make yourself look like a knob, but yeah. The floor has to hear about this quick smart.
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#7
04-25-2007, 09:17 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
What should I have done?
Tell the dealer politely only one person to a hand. If you won the pot, do not toke the dealer. Call the floor over and calmly explain what happened. I would probably never tip this dealer again...ever.
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04-25-2007, 09:36 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
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So I'm playing $15/30 at Bellagio and a huge pot comes up. Long story short, I have QQ and the board is J55T. It's the turn. I have check-raised this guy who I am pretty sure is holding JT - you should have seen him light up when the T fell. And the pot is gigantic because it was five bets seven ways preflop. He is grabbing for more chips. Dealer leans over and tells him that if I have an overpair then JT is no good. I didn't react at the time - I was too busy worrying about the inevitable J, T, K or A river - but obviously I should have done something. What should I have done? Guy. [/ QUOTE ] SHUT UP AND BET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sort out the dead bodies later.
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#9
04-25-2007, 10:20 AM
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Re: Dealer advises opponent. Whaddya do?
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What should I have done? Tell the dealer politely only one person to a hand. If you won the pot, do not toke the dealer. Call the floor over and calmly explain what happened. I would probably never tip this dealer again...ever. [/ QUOTE ] This is solid advice.
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