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SuuPRlim
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 26, 2013, 05:40:26 PM »
cards speak in showdowns right? If you're all in then your cards have to be turned up.
If for some reason they aren't then its bad from the dealer.
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 26, 2013, 05:41:55 PM »
Something doesn't ring true.
If the pot was apparently (wrongly) uncontested then why would the dealer deal the river?
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 26, 2013, 05:47:44 PM »
Quote from: dik9 on August 26, 2013, 05:41:55 PM
Something doesn't ring true.
If the pot was apparently (wrongly) uncontested then why would the dealer deal the river?
there are clearly some details missing
if Player 1 has mucked then the dealer has no need to deal the river....he should be pushing the pot to the winning player...
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 26, 2013, 05:55:31 PM »
The river was dealt because the dealer was told to deal the river by the table. I guess the thinking was if it's not a 6 then everyone just carries on without further discussion.
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August 26, 2013, 06:00:40 PM »
It still doesn't sound right. A DTD dealer, in my experience, does not deal the river because a group of players tells him or her to. A DTD dealer calls the floor if he or she is unsure....
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 26, 2013, 06:07:39 PM »
Think the story needs to be re-told.
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 27, 2013, 09:49:28 AM »
If its an all in showdown then the all in player technically can't muck his cards. They MUST be turned over. The only reason they wouldn't be if was something physically prevented that. Coming into contact with other cards doesn't count.
It doesn't matter whether this is pre flop, flop, turn, or river. They have to be shown.
That said DTD now follow that new rule set so god knows what it says about this. But whilst it still has that no electronic devices rule (even if DTD themselves don't follow it) it lacks credibility IMO.
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August 27, 2013, 01:17:52 PM »
I've seen this once or twice, not in this exact situation and never at DTD (once in a GPS, once in GUKPT and a few times locally) where players are all in at some point postflop, think they are dead so don't turn their hand over and either muck or make an action like they are mucking but maybe keep a hold of their hand.
Example of hand I was in at a GPS. I raise pre, 1 caller. I bet flop, he calls, I bet turn he jams I call and flip over my cards. I have top/top+nut flush draw. I clearly have him covered, he picks up his cards to muck but doesn't actually throw them in or flip them over. Dealer deals river anyway, player mucks and leaves. I'm pretty sure river shouldn't be dealt until his hand is flipped or he can muck, no river is dealt and I get the pot anyway. I've seen this situation a few times.
From the OP it sounds like, player bets turn, gets a fold and he turns over his straight. All in guy thinks he is dead with 97 high and just throws them in the muck. Dealer, possibly prompted by other players, turns the cards anyway. River gives the mucker bigger straight (and would be a chop if he was actually dead). Lower straight guy is now mad because he feels the all in guy had mucked and forfeited the pot and either his cards are dead or they just shouldn't have been flipped up anyway.
So what should the ruling be?
Hand cannot be mucked and is turned and live, deal river
Hand can be mucked and is now dead, shouldn't be turned, no need to deal river, award pot to last player in it
Hand can be mucked and is now dead but must be shown at showdown. Pot awarded to last person in the pot no matter what the river
Also at UKIPT at DTD in a hand I got it in on the turn with 2 pair V top set and tried to just muck but player in the pot said its all in and we both have to showdown so dealer flipped my cards (not clear if dealer would've done it anyway). River was dealt, if I had an out that I hadn't noticed, is my hand still live and can win the pot?
The year before also at UKIPT at DTD I've seen 2 players get it in on the flop, 1 player flip top set and the other player muck claiming to have top 2 pair. Dealer mucked his hand, no further cards were dealt, player eliminated. Nobody had asked to see the cards.
So which of those 2 instances were correct? Or is it a case of cards are only flipped if someone asks but then are they live or dead?
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Re: All-in hand at DTD tournament
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August 27, 2013, 10:50:32 PM »
Hi Guys
Instances like this always generate debate / opininions
Usually a technical rule will apply but can be overruled by the TD in the interests of fairness and integrity.
I will get all the facts and then post whether I think this incident was ruled correctly.
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August 29, 2013, 08:22:10 AM »
Simon,
I posted here to initiate debate, rather than a particular concern about the ruling. It was a £20 tournament, I wasn't in the hand, and the losing player did not contest the issue.
Would certainly be interested to get your thoughts and if you have specific questions please ask.
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September 01, 2013, 03:17:53 PM »
Hi All
I have looked into this
The OP facts seem to be right.
In an all in situation the dealer should request a showdown, if a player accidentally or intentionally mucks their hand the dealer should call the floor and if retrievable as in this case it should be turned over and the river dealt.
In this case the mucked hand should still have been live and awarded the pot with the player given a penalty.
The hand would not have been dead if it was not retrievable and as Dik 9 correctly states only a dealer can kill a hand.
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September 01, 2013, 06:26:15 PM »
Well done on looking into it and replying. The TD-ing at DTD is the nuts.
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