All cards must be shown in an all-in situation in tournies. Hand is live and penalty after the hand for hissy fit if the cards were thrown violently as such a card came off the table.

Lose gracefully, karma will come ................... eventually lol

I suggest you guys go back and re read the thread especially the one put up by noflopshomer

He would get a left hook from me (and I never had any investment)

You sound a nice bloke. [ ]

I could give you at least 2 guys who venture into DTD, far far worse than Blatch. Pretty sure you wouldn't touch them though.

lee is top bloke...wish he lived near scunny because my sister needs a bannister sorting out and two walls of fitted wardrobes needing designed n built.
name names Cos...blondes need to know

name them yourself, you know more than me.

lol, i will see your two and raise you 5..but i dare not name em coz i still live here, you are safe in Thailand

Call 7 raise 20!

how short r we?

You speak for yourself Paul.

Showing some love for this post

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Wore glasses since I was 10, about a year ago I woke up blind. Went to the eye hospital and they told me I had age related macular degeneration and my eyesight was on par with a 90 year old :/ only 41 myself!

It'll be good yeh, slowrolls, speech play, angle shooting, the lot.

Coughs!!!!

I agree with you and David's posts, rules are rules, but common sense should always be able to overide in certain spots when possible/applicable.

Is like the £6 raise at 1/2, when I play chucks in 10, it goes as a call, because it always does and it's obvious, even though strictly speaking it's a reraise to 10. Overall though I agree with this

errrrrrrm no it's a call by the letter of most rules including TDA and DTD's

40: Multiple Chip Betting
When facing a bet, unless a raise is first declared, multiple same-denomination chips is a
call if removing one chip leaves less than the call amount. Example of a call: preflop, blinds
are 200-400: A raises to 1200 total (an 800 raise), B puts out two 1000 chips without
declaring raise. This is just a call because removing one 1000 chip leaves less than the
amount needed to call the 1200 bet. Placing mixed denomination chips in the pot is
governed by the 50% standard in Rule 38.

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Please read this thread

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=55425.new#new

Any questions fire away!

Gongoozler

A gongoozler is a person who enjoys watching activity on the canals in the United Kingdom. The term is also often used in a more general way to describe those who have an interest in canals and the canal life, but do not actively participate.

Doubt you would use this often, but I love the word

Is there a fairer way of doing the tips, so that good dealers get more?

I understand that the tips are pooled and then distributed on a pro rata basis, and this also takes into account that some dealers will be lucky enough to deal in the bigger games (with bigger tips). But surely there's a way it could be worked to motivate the dealers more?

Yes, get the best dealers to deal the bigger games and stop pooling tips.

If I tip someone I expect that tip to go to that person. The same goes in a restaurant. I think there should be a "tip the waiter" or "put it in a pool" tick box on a receipt and possibly box boxes on a poker tables as well.

Job done.

It's the law that in licensed cardrooms in the UK all tips use trunc method.

Performance reviews should be based on performance not length of service

That's what I keep telling Hannah but apparently it's not the case

Needs more love

I gotta go will comment later

Common sense