Re: YMTC on a possible angle shooter
 

If he is intentionally shooting an angle, then he deserves to be forced to push all-in. If he wasn't intentionally angle shooting then he won't mind having to go all-in as that was his intention anyways.

It's a win-win (or lose-lose if you're villain) situation.

Re: YMTC on a possible angle shooter
 

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If he is intentionally shooting an angle, then he deserves to be forced to push all-in.

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As if this matters. That's exactly why it could be an angle, slapnuts!

Re: YMTC on a possible angle shooter
 

I'm pretty sure we're both arguing the same point, except I am taking a "shoot first, ask questions later" approach (much like the state of Florida).

Results
 

Ok, here is how it all panned out.
I looked at the dealer with a dumbfounded look. she looked ever more befuddled and called the floor. he stated both our actions were binding. i must make a raise, anything i wanted, and he was to go all in.
this is where i acted like a jerk. i made a minimum raise. waited for him to push his stack in and confirm he had me covered. then i called and waited him to table his boat and i meekly show quads. SHIP IT.
the final board and hands were as follows.
Ac,10c,4d,10h,Jc
a very scary board as there was a straight possible, a flush possible and a pair. I was hold 10-10 for quads. Villian showed AA for a boat.

Re: Results
 

So you were both going all in either way, glad to hear there was no angle shoot. And Congrats on the nice hand and pot!

Re: Results
 

yes, he was not shooting an angle and was genuinely excited about his big hand. I kind of wanted to get opinions to see what people would do if they thought some scumbag was playing an angle.

Re: Results
 

you should have raised and only left yourself one chip. then go into the tank after his action. mutter something about pot commitment. ask him if he has a straight flush. call his forced one chip all in bet only after you've had the clock put on you. then slow roll him.