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#1
11-29-2005, 01:19 PM
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what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
Everyone checks to me on the river, and I was about to bet my hand when "establishing connection" came up on my screen. Several seconds later, I'm reconnected just in time to see my hand folded. I don't understand why partypoker didn't just check behind for me or use one of my disconnect protections. No one bet at me, and I was last to act.
Needless to say I had the winning hand, but villain was able to take down the pot with 2nd pair... Is this fair? 
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#2
11-29-2005, 01:20 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
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Everyone checks to me on the river, and I was about to bet my hand when "establishing connection" came up on my screen. Several seconds later, I'm reconnected just in time to see my hand folded. I don't understand why partypoker didn't just check behind for me or use one of my disconnect protections. No one bet at me, and I was last to act. Needless to say I had the winning hand, but villain was able to take down the pot with 2nd pair... Is this fair? [/ QUOTE ] no, email party. report back.
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#3
11-29-2005, 01:28 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
They've made the decision to fold hands that are timed out, regardless of the action in front of them. I know that other sites auto-check in this situation, but party isn't one of them.
Your disconnect protect didn't kick in because you were reconnected, albeit with a microsecond left to act. Another flaw in their program. It isn't fair, but you won't be getting any compensation from Party. If you whine a lot maybe you can get a bonus out of it.
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#4
11-29-2005, 01:38 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
I would send a complaint and give them the hand history to back it up.
It's BS that it folds a timed out hand on the River even if everyone else checked. And one that timed out due to internet delay........
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#5
11-29-2005, 01:42 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
In situations like this, you should contact Party -- preferably by phone. Give them the hand number and ask them to review.
They can't -- and won't -- refund any money to you, but they will offer a bonus which you'll need to play through some hands to clear. Note: If your hand is clearly strong and you would have bet, you can get a bonus out of this to compensate. If your hand was crap and you intended to steal, it probably won't work. Last year, I had a situation somewhat like yours -- I had aces up and was betting all the way, but on the river card, no action buttons appeared. I couldn't bet, check, or anything. My hand got folded and I lost the pot. I immediately called Party with the hand history number. At first they denied having a problem with their software, and said I need to turn off acceleration on my graphics card -- I replied that I had already done that because of past problems. I pointed out that I'm a regular player and could they PLEASE just look at the hand; it was obvious that I would have bet. I begged them to review the hand several times. Don't give up! I finally gave her the number and she said to hold on a moment. . . they reviewed the hand and gave me a consolation bonus of $50 (no deposit necessary, 50 raked hands to clear.) The bonus amount was actually more than the pot (after subtracting my contribution to the pot), so I made out on the deal. When talking to them, just remember: the majority of phone call complaints they get are BS; loser or idiots looking for refunds. Their attitude is based on that. Bear with them and you'll get through.
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#6
11-29-2005, 02:45 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
Enjoy!
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#7
11-29-2005, 02:55 PM
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Re: what if Partypoker mucks your hand?
I'll echo mogobu. Persistence and professionalism are key.
I've had 3 bonuses now due to some different issues are party where support needed to become involved. Don't give up, don't ever give up.
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#8
11-29-2005, 03:06 PM
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Update
Victory!
I had to speak with a supervisor, and it took me 15 minutes or so, but they gave me the money with no strings attached. I don't have to play a single hand to clear it. They seriously need to check my hand behind next time. Veni Vidi Vici
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#10
11-29-2005, 06:11 PM
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Re: Update
I had the same thing happen not long ago with the nuts on the river - $130 pot, Party admitted I had the winning hand to me and said they'd give me $50 for nothing out of goodwill.
Better than nothing I guess, can't say I was expecting much from Party, am still a bit worried about the flaw in the software costing more in the future
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