Title: your views on a ruling please Post by: ksollis on September 28, 2005, 05:57:47 PM i am all in 20.000chips with 2 tables remaining house dealer reaches over and takes my cards as i am speaking to the person next to me whats the ruling and whats a fair ruling, tell you the outcome when i have some replys ..thanks
Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: AndrewT on September 28, 2005, 08:21:10 PM You're going to have to give me some more information about the situation before I could give you an answer. Were you all-in calling another player, or had you pushed and the action was on another player? Tell us exactly what happened, omitting no detail no matter how small. I assume your cards had irretreivably gone into the muck.
Ironside (or whoever) - can you move this post into the other forum? Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Royal Flush on September 28, 2005, 10:07:31 PM Well you rhand is dead. Of you were calling all in then your chips are also gone.
If you were raising a raise already or the blinds then you should have lost that amount. PROTECT YOUR CARDS! Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Yogi-Bear on September 28, 2005, 10:25:35 PM Harsh as it sounds Royal Flush is right.
Protect Your Cards Yogi Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: M POWER on September 28, 2005, 10:57:03 PM I say DELETE this thread and put it in the right Forum, also protect your cards.
Regards M Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Robert HM on September 29, 2005, 12:20:32 AM Nobody around who can move the thread
Why do you think God invented card protectors? Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: snoopy1239 on September 29, 2005, 02:34:06 AM I've seen players whisper their cards to the dealer/cardroom manager, and them be fished out and returned.
Should this ever happen? Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Royal Flush on September 29, 2005, 10:52:06 AM I've seen players whisper their cards to the dealer/cardroom manager, and them be fished out and returned. Should this ever happen? AcAs honest. Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Pommy on September 29, 2005, 11:27:18 AM Totally agree with the above, protect your cards at all cost.
Just one thing I was thinking though, say your hole cards are covered by a chip or a card protector and you have chips in the pot, and the dealer doesn't notice the card protector and mucks your cards in error, what would the ruling be then? Do you have any recourse? Or does a card protector not give that much protection, and you need to physically hold your cards also to be sure? As someone who shall remain annonimous said last night at Reigate 'you will know when I have pocket aces, because my hands will be clamped tight to make sure they won't be mucked'. ;D Duly filed for future reference. :)up Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: dik9 on September 29, 2005, 11:53:48 AM Yep unfortunately, your hand is dead YOU NEED TO PROTECT THEM!! As AndrewT said though, have you got ALL the details?
I say DELETE this thread and put it in the right Forum, also protect your cards. Whats the right forum? Totally agree with the above, protect your cards at all cost. How can a dealer not notice a card protector if it is on top of the cards? If a dealer in my cardroom takes cards with a protector on them I would give you full permission to knock him out!!!Just one thing I was thinking though, say your hole cards are covered by a chip or a card protector and you have chips in the pot, and the dealer doesn't notice the card protector and mucks your cards in error, what would the ruling be then? Do you have any recourse? Or does a card protector not give that much protection, and you need to physically hold your cards also to be sure? Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: ACE2M on September 29, 2005, 12:07:14 PM I saw this happen to a well known poker face but in reverse.
Early postion went all in and for some reason pushed his cards over the line with his chips, the dealer mucked his cards but only the BB noticed and so called and got his chips. Surprisingly almost no argument ensued and the hand stood. he was new to the live game and i bet he doesn't do it again, he will probably be bringing a housebrick as a card protector next time. Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: TightEnd on September 29, 2005, 12:10:50 PM This well known poker face should remember that what goes round comes round.
I don't approve of taking advantage of new players like that....but then again I'm probably in the minority on that one Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: ACE2M on September 29, 2005, 12:16:10 PM The face is a total w$@ker in my opinion, but i thought this before i saw him do this. Nice to see his aces get cracked later sending him to the rail about 6 before the bubble.
Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: AndrewT on September 29, 2005, 12:36:17 PM Whats the right forum? This is the right forum now - the original poster created this in the Live Tournament Updates section. Everything else should go in here. Just one thing I was thinking though, say your hole cards are covered by a chip or a card protector and you have chips in the pot, and the dealer doesn't notice the card protector and mucks your cards in error, what would the ruling be then? Do you have any recourse? Or does a card protector not give that much protection, and you need to physically hold your cards also to be sure? This is what I was alluding to in my original post. If a player has taken everything possible precaution in protecting his cards, and yet they are still mucked, it seems that the ruling is totally against the player, even if he's done nothing wrong. In the murky world of poker rulings, it is my understanding that rulings should be made on the basis of fairness - 'Sorry, they're mucked' just doesn't seem fair sometimes. Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: dik9 on September 29, 2005, 12:49:59 PM Chin the dealer!!! Then call a supervisor.LOL. I had a dealer do something similar (who now works in the pit) my ruling was unfortunately the hand was mucked as it was not possible to retrieve them, The player who won the pot, was told by me in front of all the players that he was entitled to all the pot, however, the gentlemanly thing would be to return the bet back to the hard done by player! As it happens, the guy was in the process of doing this already as he is a true gent. If he had decided to keep all the chips, and the same thing happened to him then I would not state the gentlemanly thing etc. Works both ways and what goes around.....
Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: ksollis on September 29, 2005, 01:25:39 PM ok folks i was first to act all in 20.000 had one caller then at the same time he called realised my cards have gone . first thing was said was that i had lost the chips . dealer said she had made a mistake and a ruling called for . ruling was that my chips was returned to me allthough i was partly to blame for not pretecting my chips but what i shall do in future is don,t drink my tea when i am involved in a hand... but i suppose in other casinoes the hand would have been dead. cheers..
Title: Re: your views on a ruling please Post by: Royal Flush on September 29, 2005, 03:57:21 PM bad ruling, but lucky for you eh!
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