Another Ruling Debate

[Rexas]

If the cards were easily retrievable, as suggested, it probably means they weren't in the muck. If so then I agree with rexarse and co, that common sense means they are retrieved and hand played out

I was at the table when this happened, the cards were absolutely in the muck. The guy who was all in was sat in seat 9 and placed them clearly on top of the pile of cards that constitutes "the muck". They were only easily retrievable because he put them on top, not inside.

[smurf]

come on...can't wait any longer...what ruling was given 

[StuartHopkin]

If the cards were easily retrievable, as suggested, it probably means they weren't in the muck. If so then I agree with rexarse and co, that common sense means they are retrieved and hand played out

I was at the table when this happened, the cards were absolutely in the muck. The guy who was all in was sat in seat 9 and placed them clearly on top of the pile of cards that constitutes "the muck". They were only easily retrievable because he put them on top, not inside.

But you could identify them easily, as could he?

[Rexas]

If the cards were easily retrievable, as suggested, it probably means they weren't in the muck. If so then I agree with rexarse and co, that common sense means they are retrieved and hand played out

I was at the table when this happened, the cards were absolutely in the muck. The guy who was all in was sat in seat 9 and placed them clearly on top of the pile of cards that constitutes "the muck". They were only easily retrievable because he put them on top, not inside.

But you could identify them easily, as could he?

Yes, I could be absolutely certain of which two cards he had held.

[redsimon]

If the cards were easily retrievable, as suggested, it probably means they weren't in the muck. If so then I agree with rexarse and co, that common sense means they are retrieved and hand played out

I was at the table when this happened, the cards were absolutely in the muck. The guy who was all in was sat in seat 9 and placed them clearly on top of the pile of cards that constitutes "the muck". They were only easily retrievable because he put them on top, not inside.

But you could identify them easily, as could he?

Yes, I could be absolutely certain of which two cards he had held.

Could the Dealer?

If so I'd say his hand is retrieved and placed face up and the board dealt out. Whether he gets to eat his pudding depends then on the cards not some f==k up

[biggy333x]

If the guys a local:

cards speak, retrieve then run the board.


If the guys not a local/ is a southerner/ doesn't tip/ wanker to dealers or just in general a bit of a knob:

cards are dead cos they been mucked?

[TightEnd]

If the guys a local:

cards speak, retrieve then run the board.


If the guys not a local/ is a southerner/ doesn't tip/ wanker to dealers or just in general a bit of a knob:

cards are dead cos they been mucked?

Absolutely certain that a DTD TD is not varying his or her ruling depending on whether the player is a local or not!

[kinboshi]

What was he eating?

[theprawnidentity]

What was he eating?

I'm pleased someone's finally started asking the right questions.

[Vinodh]

come on...can't wait any longer...what ruling was given 

Ruling was to retrieve the mucked cards and play them face up as All in and a call

[redsimon]

Did he order a pudding after?

[Cf]

The muck is not some mystical location that magically kills anything that might come into contact with it never ever to be seen again.

[kinboshi]

The muck is not some mystical location that magically kills anything that might come into contact with it never ever to be seen again.

You're right, the food's not that bad.

[StuartHopkin]

The muck is not some mystical location that magically kills anything that might come into contact with it never ever to be seen again.

You're right, the food's not that bad.

 

[Rexas]

The muck is not some mystical location that magically kills anything that might come into contact with it never ever to be seen again.

You're right, the food's not that bad.

I feel like I'm playing into your hands when I call this statement :p