Title: Lesson learnt Post by: stallyon on October 16, 2008, 12:14:56 AM set the scene...Its the weekly poker bash at the local pub..I'm well known at the pub and have finished in the money quite a lot. I suffer a real bad beat about 10 minutes before the rebuy is over but i still have over 20k in chips...for the rebuy i get 10k in chips for £5 but need 5k or less to do so...i win a hand, lose a hand and basically fold till the end of the rebuy which is a 15 minute break. at break i get an add on of 10k for another £5 and get myself a drink from the bar...
i come back after the 15 minutes (i'd been outside and chatted to other players) to find i only have 18k left in chips :dontask: noticing this i call over the TD and mention that ive had my add on but would not have left myself only 8k as i would have pushed 3k in the rebuy period to get myself another 10k. a couple of regular players on the table agree by saying that that is what they would know me to do...td does a money count then a chip count...the chips are right based on the money in the pot...i eff a lot saying that someone had taken my chips and that they were cheating aunts theres nothing really i can do so really what i must do is have a good count of my chips before leaving the table in future PS oh and BTW i cashed finishing 3rd :D Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: Girgy85 on October 16, 2008, 05:02:25 AM Yea in pub games like that with little scrotes hanging round im sure u got done there but its prob best like u said to count your chips up b4 u go on break and even tell your neighbour how much u had then u have witness's then!
Well done on cashing! Prob a bit of justice for the grimming. Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: Claw75 on October 16, 2008, 10:28:16 AM I has something similar happen to me once in a casino game. Came back off the break (when they'd done full chip counts for a live update) and had about 3k less than I thought I'd had (although I'd not counted the chips properly). I spoke to the TD who told me all the chips were correct and I must be mistaken. I had to insist they check again as I knew there had been a mistake and eventually they accepted that there had been an error and I was given the extra chips I should have had.
I now make a point of always counting my chips before leaving the table for a break. well done on your cash btw!!! Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: kinboshi on October 16, 2008, 11:05:31 AM At a casino, can you 'insist' that they check the cameras, etc., if you think that your stack has been pillaged in your absence? Is there a general 'rule' as to what happens here, or is it up to each casino to do what they want?
Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: Grier78 on October 16, 2008, 05:57:15 PM I always count my stack before I leave the table, but that's easy for me to do as I normally have a short enough stack to use my fingers and occasionally toes.
Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: stallyon on October 16, 2008, 06:12:09 PM normally i do count my chips before i leave the table as i use the break to decide how to play the next half hour...not sure why i didnt on this occasion
Title: Re: Lesson learnt Post by: thetank on October 16, 2008, 09:44:05 PM (although I'd not counted the chips properly).... I had to insist they check again as I knew there had been a mistake ::) "This broad keeps 'asslin me 'arry" "Just give her the chips to shut her up Bruce" |