Expose hand ruleing

[dik9]

Common sense

[zerofive]

Let's say a player was faced with a big bet in the closing stages of a tournament and has a mountain of chips, and the only way to cut them down and count them out means that some of them will cross the betting line, and he clarifies with the dealer whilst counting out his stack that any chips that cross the line should not be considered an action, "I'm not calling." Does this mean he is bound to a raise or fold?

Completely different

How so? (Want to make clear that I'm not arguing here, 100% respect the Rich Wooton.)

[zerofive]

Common sense

But you see, common sense brings me to the decision that when a player shows his cards and says "I'm not folding," that he is still intending to make a decision. Much in the same way as my other example. I feel we just sympathise with the player in the other example because he's less likely to be shooting an angle.

[dik9]

I gotta go will comment later

[leethefish]

i am normally 100% against this sort of thing IE angle shooting flashing cards etc

as previously stated it was me and a mate in the hand NO ONE else ....for anyone that knows me from gala me and spen was having a laugh at the table.

when he shoves my intention whether i made this clear at the time or even posting op

i meant i was flipping my cards to get a reaction from spen i have not made a decision this (flipping my hand) is not "i am not folding" i may do depending on the reaction i get from my mate!

thanks for the comments i would never do this in a normall situation.