Angle shooting at its worst - That Roland De Wolfe incident

[titaniumbean]

But didn't roland de wolfe show K high? but only one card and mucked

he announced King high, then FORCIBLY (despite the dealer protesting and trying to flip the cards) put them UNDER THE MUCK.



his information is so importantly guarded that he lost the pot.

[GreekStein]

The way I see it though two wrongs don't make a right.

Yes Roland should have turned his hand but once the other guy sees the King he should just say, K high is good.

[ACE2M]

i think its total filth, tcehnically not cheating but a wankers trick it certainly is.

[action man]

agree with rooks, ace, and cos here. ***** trick

[sweet potata!]

I'm all for turning your hand over at showdown but have some of you people honestly not watched this or something?

This is pure filth from the German, just absolutely disgusting.

+1

[Colchester Kev]

I agree that its filth, but if Roland had just turned his cards over, it never happens.

[BAM]

I'd fist pump him alright - without my glove on

[sledge13]

I'm all for turning your hand over at showdown but have some of you people honestly not watched this or something?

This is pure filth from the German, just absolutely disgusting.

+1

+2

[outragous76]

I've got an interesting one.

Last month at DTD my opponent called my turn bet and when I rolled my top pair  q kicker. He insta mucked. As reported by kev, the board could have run 5 to a straight (although I'm not sure it was accurate). However if it hit, could he claim half the pot to play the board or has he forfeited the right to do so?

[outragous76]

Btw I think it was a secret blonde player from a subsequent post so steady on the abuse.

[AndrewT]

I've got an interesting one.

Last month at DTD my opponent called my turn bet and when I rolled my top pair  q kicker. He insta mucked. As reported by kev, the board could have run 5 to a straight (although I'm not sure it was accurate). However if it hit, could he claim half the pot to play the board or has he forfeited the right to do so?

Did he call all-in on the turn, or just call a normal bet with chips back?

[outragous76]

all in

[AndrewT]

Just realised of course it was all-in - otherwise there wouldn't have been a river...

In an all-in, it could be that, as cards go on their backs, the hand is automatically tabled by calling. Couldn't tell you what the DTD rule is though.

[outragous76]

But he didn't table, his hand very much went into the muck like a rocket, thereby disadvantaging me in terms of info, like the fact I think he called me with K high

[Colchester Kev]

But he didn't table, his hand very much went into the muck like a rocket, thereby disadvantaging me in terms of info, like the fact I think he called me with K high

LOL info ... he called for all his chips, mucked his cards as soon as you flipped them, then left the table before the river was even dealt .... only explanation i can think of is he had a brain fart and thought the river had been dealt.