Prose from a Poshboy

[Leatherman]

If, like in this case, someone spends a bunch of time trying to work out if they have won and was looking to muck, and then reluctantly showed I wouldn't say anything.

If it got to showdown and the guy just tabled his hand I would pipe up if I saw the pot going to the wrong person

This..

[JK]

Tbh mate, everyones aware some of our dealers arent the fastest. Your not in some way jamming it in Colburns eye, hes lost, he should just stop trying to pull a stroke imo. All your doing is assisting the dealer, same as you would in any other situation. Im sure if the shoe was on the other foot, Colburn would want you to tell him.

Get clones of me imo, stop this happening . And lol@Sean for not realising this in this spot

[paulhouk03]

Dealer should have spotted it mate!

As for chirping up, sometimes it's just instinctive in that spot, I wouldnt worry about it

how can the dealer see his hand when they are face down?

[titaniumbean]

Give Belton a fking slap for misreading his hand.

[Skippy]

Did nothing wrong, best hand tabled wins, what's the problem?

He's just pissed off and wants to take it out on someone, anyone.

[JK]

Dealer should have spotted it mate!

As for chirping up, sometimes it's just instinctive in that spot, I wouldnt worry about it

how can the dealer see his hand when they are face down?

If this is me, I know as soon as Sean comments lol. Is alot different for me though. It was the fact that Sean turned his hand over and the dealer didnt instinctively know

[Woodsey]

Meh, I always say something if I see the cards and spot the mistake. I hate wankers who try to cheat the pot away from someone else when they know they haven't won.......

[millidonk]

It is another players moral obligation to point this out imo. I know we shouldn't and it is probs dealer/players own fault but natural instincts always kick in and everytime this scenario has arisen i have blurted out instantly. The warm fuzzy feeling of knowing you got someone some money who thought they had lost always outweighs the person being angry who thought they had won imo.

[JK]

Meh, I always say something if I see the cards and spot the mistake. I hate wankers who try to cheat the pot away from someone else when they know they haven't won.......

Pretty much this is the underlining factor. Guys own fault for trying to pull a stroke.

[smashedagain]

imo and i have to say i know more than most....sean should get straight back to dtd as soon as it opens tomorrow and try to get his old job back....that boy suffers some bad beats runs bad and even when he wins he is still trying to lose. 

[leethefish]

It is another players moral obligation to point this out imo. I know we shouldn't and it is probs dealer/players own fault but natural instincts always kick in and everytime this scenario has arisen i have blurted out instantly. The warm fuzzy feeling of knowing you got someone some money who thought they had lost always outweighs the person being angry who thought they had won imo.

[stato_1]

I <3 Rastafish. Id have probably have realised the turn/river couldnt have improved QT and reached across and slid Seans hand into the muck (quietly and face down) but that's just me.

[scotty77]

Cant see a lot wrong with what you did.  Played that guy twice over the weekend and he treated other players so bad at the table.  Hopefu it tllted him and he played even worse than usual.

[GreekStein]

Had someone do it in a pot against me recently. I didn't care cos if my hand is the losing one I don't want the pot.

[pleno1]

Ok, apologies for the TL;DR

Playing 200nl on Saturday.. I get stacked in a pot with AA on KQx6cc board against 66 whenI checked flop for deception. Woman gave me huge rubdown after rubdown and we eventually passed some verbals across the table. She was a really horrible old witch but I mehed and got on with it with some class.

2 hours later.

There is an all in on the flop on 875dhh, I call with j9cc after two others called the all in. So there was a sidepot of around £340.

on turn, guy goes all in for hundo, I flick it in and the witch calls. We both have over 800 behind and this sidepot is around £300. The all in player turns over AA.

River is and I look at my chips. She sais "I have a flush and shows the guy who turned over aces and he sighed. It is now on me to act as I am left of the button.

I didnt say a word and the woman announced that she didnt care and wouldnt bet anymore and unless I had 106hh she had the nuts. She was really trying to get us to show down before a manager came I think. I didnt say a word and a manager was called.

Manager shit himself and got another more senior manager, this female manager announces her hand dead and I scoop against AA and KK.

Woman was dressed really badly and I got an impression from the way she handled herself at the table and the things she said that she needed the money alot more than me.

I chucked her 6 black chips (£150) and she lost about 20/30£ on the hand. Whilst I won around £500 with "the second best hand"

edit: I cashed in xxxx and had £5 remaining from the last hundo. Went past roulette, chucked it on and 35 insta came out meaning I cashed in more than I gave her. Karmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Thoughts on my line? Would you let her win pot? Would you give her anything back? Would you tell her to gtfo and rub it on your titties?