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thanks for the info...
i was first to act the guy with ace flush (stone cold nuts) was last to act.... this was at walsall ina standard competeion... i played in the 200 side event this week and the first question i asked the dealer was is it allowed to check behind with nuts or is it construded as have seen on the circuit beforesoft play... after i asked this.. 3 players at the table 2 of which i have seen in big comps before... said 'of course you can you can do what ever you want' no one can make you bet...
however when i came back to dtd and spoke to couple of teh dealers and the TD they all said it is softplay and shouldnt happen....
why have some people never heard of such a ruling and yet some people feel very strongly about it

ive played in a few card rooms and a few days ago i was playing in walsall. i was in a hand, i mad  nut straight and river brought a flush. i was in the pot against what looked to be two friends, or definately people who knew each other. the river went check check, check, which led me to beleive my nut striaght was good.. then the 2nd player turned his cards over and declared, king flush, then the last guy said no good mate, nut flush.
to my knowledge, which isnt a lot, checking behind on the river is soft play, or that is at least the ruling at dtd. i heard of people being punished for doing this, and also people who were in my situation walking out of the ournament.. why is there not a specific rule for everyone.