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So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything...
I've only played B&M twice in my life, both times spent a few days in Tunica.
Typical very loose-very bad low limit table (3/6) I pick up AJs in EP and raise, 1 caller, then a reraise, then a cold-call of 3 bets, I call, original limper calls. I know i'm probably behind.. Flop A J 4, 2 hearts. I have the best hand probably, and bet out, it gets raised, and then reraised and then another cold call, I cap, yada yda. turn is a rag, I bet out, everyone calls (at this point the guy whose been cold calling is all in). He then stands up and leans over the table and begins saying "heart.... heart.... heart, heart" Not loudly, like screaming, but in a normal talking voice, loud enough so everyone at the table can hear him. So at this point I put the guy on a heart draw..... river - rag [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] I pissed offidly bet out and both guys called, They each had AK and my AJ wins the baby side pot created on the river. Mr Horrible Hearts collects the main pot with his garbage flush (had like 85 or something terrible). I know alot of people don't have poker savy, but does a player really think its approriate to get up and begin saying heart over and over, making it clear he holds a flush draw, while there are 3 other active players?? What is the house rule on this? Obviously it's "frowned" upon but what is supposed to happen? The guy given a warning? Told to shut up? Folded? What if anything is supposed to happen to a player doing this? |
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything...
Half the time the guy calling for the flush isn't on the draw. Superstition, deception, idiot, take your pick. There is no rule against doing this. Quite common.
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything...
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Half the time the guy calling for the flush isn't on the draw. Superstition, deception, idiot , take your pick. There is no rule against doing this. Quite common. [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
either way he's supposed to stfu while the hand is still being played.
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
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either way he's supposed to stfu while the hand is still being played. [/ QUOTE ] He is in the hand so can say whatever he wants. |
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
Intresting..
Was playing a 1/2 game down here. Have like KQ(black) utg+1 and get like 2 callers before it gets to 3 and then 2 more callers, till it got capped with 5 people along for the ride. Flop comes Qh Jd 3h I bet, and 3 call. I ask for no heart/to keep it black and to keep it low. Is that against the rules? |
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
Why would you want to discourage this? Let them tell you exactly what they have, its nice.
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
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Why would you want to discourage this? Let them tell you exactly what they have, its nice. [/ QUOTE ] Depending on the situation, it could mean losing current customers in the hand. In this case, they're probably sticking around with their crappy 2nd pairs, etc and holding out for the side pot. |
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
There is no rule that says a player in a hand can whatever he wants. there are all kinds of things he can't say.
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Re: So is this normal? How should the house handle this? If anything..
Leave him alone, if he will play two low suited cards for a raise, you want him in the game. I would probably cheer along with him. He make suck out this time but this is exactly the kind of behavior you want to encourage.
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