Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

Main event, day 5 or so. I don't know the specifics, so pardon my vagueness, but I did manage to pick this one up.

It's the hand where Mattias Andersson picks up black aces. The flop is all spades, and he's up all in against a guy with QsXs. A spade hits the turn, and Mattias wins. DAAAA

Well yea, anyways, before Mattias picks up his black aces, they have the camera on him w/ his location and age (24, Sweden).

Look in the reflection of his shades. He's mucking cards at the very end. The moment you see him mucking cards, he's looking at aces.

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Re: Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

I dont get it.

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Re: Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

don't get it either will have to keep an eye out for it

Re: Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

It is kinda hard to explain

It's a closeup of Mattias Andersson, and he looks down at his holecards. The next shot is the hole card cam, which shows the black aces.

What's hard to notice is when Mattias is looking down, you can see he's actually mucking cards from a different hand in the reflection of his shades. It's the second before he "sees" the aces.

Re: Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

I understand what your saying deuces. I haven't seen it, but will be on the lookout for it.

Re: Evidence of a spliced (not faked) hand at WSOP 04
 

Um, his cards were face up, as it was an all in. I dont see why they would splice it. We could all see in fact he did have black aces. Why would they splice something that DID happen?