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Title: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 01:52:19 PM It's a big pot on a final table....after the river card the 1st player pushes, and is called
as the first player is turning over his cards having been called, an associate of his who is much the worse for wear, jumps over the rope seperating the final table from the assembled railers and picks up second players cards, throwing them face down into the muck You are called upon to make a ruling This is a true story from an Eastern European event recently Over to you. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: gatso on May 15, 2008, 01:56:46 PM as it's in Eastern Europe I first have the friend taken outside and shot.
then take the 2nd player aside and ask him for his exact holding, hopefully his 2 cards are together in the muck so we can be certain they were his and we can continue with a common sense showdown. where was this? Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 01:58:19 PM as it's in Eastern Europe I first have the friend taken outside and shot. then take the 2nd player aside and ask him for his exact holding, hopefully his 2 cards are together in the muck so we can be certain they were his and we can continue with a common sense showdown. where was this? Hungary. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: kinboshi on May 15, 2008, 02:08:57 PM as it's in Eastern Europe I first have the friend taken outside and shot. then take the 2nd player aside and ask him for his exact holding, hopefully his 2 cards are together in the muck so we can be certain they were his and we can continue with a common sense showdown. where was this? Hungary. No thanks, I've just eaten. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: gatso on May 15, 2008, 02:18:29 PM as it's in Eastern Europe I first have the friend taken outside and shot. then take the 2nd player aside and ask him for his exact holding, hopefully his 2 cards are together in the muck so we can be certain they were his and we can continue with a common sense showdown. where was this? Hungary. No thanks, I've just eaten. anti-lolz, next time blondie goes on holiday I'm sending you with him Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Claw75 on May 15, 2008, 02:19:03 PM as it's in Eastern Europe I first have the friend taken outside and shot. then take the 2nd player aside and ask him for his exact holding, hopefully his 2 cards are together in the muck so we can be certain they were his and we can continue with a common sense showdown. where was this? Hungary. No thanks, I've just eaten. anti-lolz, next time blondie goes on holiday I'm sending you with him excellent post Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 02:20:25 PM Where's Dingdell?....we'll have her convinced Steve Davis and Frank Bruno were playing Darts in a Hungarian casino when Eric Bristow invited them to a poker tournament TDed by Gazza, in no time
Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: gatso on May 15, 2008, 02:23:04 PM she'll be here just as soon as she's finished dissing transformercat. she's gonna regret that one
Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Dingdell on May 15, 2008, 02:24:21 PM Where's Dingdell?....we'll have her convinced Steve Davis and Frank Bruno were playing Darts in a Hungarian casino when Eric Bristow invited them to a poker tournament TDed by Gazza, in no time Oi. Errrm - thats about all I can say - I really haven't got any defences left in me tbh. Sometimes I can be quite bright - I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.....but recently my brain has gone to mush....must be the company I'm keeping ::) Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 02:25:36 PM I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.... No need to be Koi. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: kinboshi on May 15, 2008, 02:26:47 PM I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.... No need to be Koi. ...or to keep carping on about it. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 02:27:12 PM Tracey, how many ponds does Gazza have?
Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Dingdell on May 15, 2008, 02:27:39 PM I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.... No need to be Koi. See what I mean?? I just moved from one water business to another.... anyway whats the answer - what happened in Hungary? Quick - I have a client at 3. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: TightEnd on May 15, 2008, 02:28:35 PM anyway whats the answer - what happened in Hungary? Quick - I have a client at 3. Split the pot was the ruling. Given by Barry McGuigan. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Dingdell on May 15, 2008, 02:30:11 PM I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.... No need to be Koi. ...or to keep carping on about it. Tracey, how many ponds does Gazza have? TIKAY!!! The boys are picking on me... again.... ;scarymoment; Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Laxie on May 15, 2008, 02:30:58 PM No way, no how would I have been ok with a split pot, but not much else can be done really.
What about the friend? Surely he was escorted out of the place and banned for life? Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: maccol on May 15, 2008, 03:20:39 PM I used to manage clients portfolios of millions of ponds.... No need to be Koi. Did you pool their resources then? Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Suited_Jock on May 15, 2008, 04:28:11 PM Let player two look at all the cards in the muck and if there is a hand there that wins let him have it..
Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: gatso on May 15, 2008, 04:32:33 PM Let player two look at all the cards in the muck and if there is a hand there that wins let him have it.. winnah. sj for td at next bb Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Ironside on May 15, 2008, 04:33:22 PM anyway whats the answer - what happened in Hungary? Quick - I have a client at 3. Split the pot was the ruling. Given by Barry McGuigan. sorry is that a joke they have a boxer acting as a TD then expect proper rullings over contenious issues that would have experinced tds in a turmoil Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: kinboshi on May 15, 2008, 04:40:28 PM anyway whats the answer - what happened in Hungary? Quick - I have a client at 3. Split the pot was the ruling. Given by Barry McGuigan. sorry is that a joke they have a boxer acting as a TD then expect proper rullings over contenious issues that would have experinced tds in a turmoil Misread by Tighty. The TD was Ronnie O'Sullivan. Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: gatso on May 15, 2008, 04:52:16 PM Misread by Tighty. The TD was Ronnie O'Sullivan. ldo. McGuigan was too busy making Die Hard 5 Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Ironside on May 15, 2008, 04:53:17 PM anyway whats the answer - what happened in Hungary? Quick - I have a client at 3. Split the pot was the ruling. Given by Barry McGuigan. sorry is that a joke they have a boxer acting as a TD then expect proper rullings over contenious issues that would have experinced tds in a turmoil Misread by Tighty. The TD was Ronnie O'Sullivan. dont make much difference ronnie or barry neither could claim to be a td what next G.W.Bush the TD of the wsop? Title: Re: For the high jump Post by: Solver on May 15, 2008, 05:00:22 PM Split the pot was the ruling. If a dealer accidentally mucks your hand it's the players fault. I guess same argument could be made that the player must protect their hand. But given the description of events protecting your hand doesn't sound that easy. Cards should never come out a muck in professional tourney in my mind so fair decision. |