Retarded Rules At Turning Stone

[nolimitpro2005]

My friend played in San Diego recently and he asked if he could do a reverse reraise and the dealer said "no." Dunno what's up with that. I do it all the time where I live.

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I received a lot of emails inquiring about the reverse reraise play. Basically a player raises, you reraise, he comes over the top of you, and then you take your chips back because you figure he must have a better hand. Very efficient.

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[J. Sawyer]

Makes me real happy that that's the closest casino to me [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]!

[DMBFan23]

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My friend played in San Diego recently and he asked if he could do a reverse reraise and the dealer said "no." Dunno what's up with that. I do it all the time where I live.

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I received a lot of emails inquiring about the reverse reraise play. Basically a player raises, you reraise, he comes over the top of you, and then you take your chips back because you figure he must have a better hand. Very efficient.

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yeah, can't see why that wouldnt be allowed....

[RodSerling]

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My friend played in San Diego recently and he asked if he could do a reverse reraise and the dealer said "no." Dunno what's up with that. I do it all the time where I live.

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I received a lot of emails inquiring about the reverse reraise play. Basically a player raises, you reraise, he comes over the top of you, and then you take your chips back because you figure he must have a better hand. Very efficient.

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You sure it wasn't just a new dealer? I've had problems with dealers not understanding basic rules of games at certain Casinos(usually they new)

[jman220]

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My friend played in San Diego recently and he asked if he could do a reverse reraise and the dealer said "no." Dunno what's up with that. I do it all the time where I live.

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I received a lot of emails inquiring about the reverse reraise play. Basically a player raises, you reraise, he comes over the top of you, and then you take your chips back because you figure he must have a better hand. Very efficient.

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Oh, thats just because they use surrender rules instead of reverse reraise rules. Much better to fold and take back half your wager than just undo the last bet.

[OrangeHeat]

I live half an hour away and hardly ever go there because of there retardedness.

They love to spread 2 gabillion 100 max games, but refuse to attempt to cater to any mid range action (15/30, 20/40 etc...).

That room could be sooo much better, but alas it's run by a bunch of dumbasses.

Orange