Sort this out!!!!!!!

[Eck]

I finished work late last night, and decided about 6pm to play in the £10 rebuy at rileys snooker club in ipswich.

About 3 hands in this happened - what is the correct decision

A shorty goes all in and 2 bigger stacks call - with obviously the option of playing a side pot. Check check after the flop, and check check after the turn.

The river is then dealt and 1 of the lads who still has chips and can build a sidepot turns over his cards and announces Straight!!!! (he was 1st to act|)

The other guy in the hand mucks his hand.

IT IS ONLY THEN POINTED OUT THAT HE DOESNT HAVE A STRAIGHT!!!!!

The guy who mucked as he was told his opponent had a straight - would have won the hand.

What happens

They see who can sink the colours the quickest. No need for thanks always glad to help.   

[smithy69]

perfect post and exactly how i would call it

in the end the td ummed and arred for a bit - as both players argued who was in the wrong- he declared the shown hand as dead!!!!!!! very strange

although the diceman can back me up on a stranger one. I was at the final table last week and a short stack went all in - next to act went all in - and last to act called.

The guy who had them all covered won - hence knocking out 2 players at once

who got 5th and who got 6th

Logic tells you whoever had the most chips out from the departed players - wrong - the short stack had pocket queens and was awarded 5th as he had a better starting hand than the bigger stack lololo

[thetank]

My favourite was when, with the blinds at 600/1200, one limper and the button makes it 3000 to go.

Small blind calls as did I for the extra 1800 chips, the limper went all in for 3100 total.
Button calls the extra 100, small blind wants to go all-in for 15,000+

TD lets him because "you can go all-in at any time" 

[Royal Flush]

in fairness it is a well run game

in the end the td ummed and arred for a bit - as both players argued who was in the wrong- he declared the shown hand as dead!!!!!!! very strange

the short stack had pocket queens and was awarded 5th as he had a better starting hand than the bigger stack lololo

[Tractor]

in fairness it is a well run game

in the end the td ummed and arred for a bit - as both players argued who was in the wrong- he declared the shown hand as dead!!!!!!! very strange

the short stack had pocket queens and was awarded 5th as he had a better starting hand than the bigger stack lololo

 

[smithy69]

cheeky feckers!!!!!

I meant with the tables being of good quality,bloke on the mic doing the final table hand by hand etcetc

[bolt pp]

rileys cant run snooker   never mind poker imo.

EXACTLY!!

Shithole of a gaff.

[taximan007]

This happened to me in a local tournament, last year, after the river, i bet, guy calls and announces he has a straight, i muck straight away, he then reveals his "misread hand" and is most apologetic. (knowing the guy very well) i knew it was a genuine mistake. He wanted to make the pot void, eg, return all chips etc. But my stance was that i had mucked, therefore my fault, i should have kept my cards until he had shown.