Was playing 1/2 and a guy had straddled the button for $50. I had AQs so I shoved for $300. I decided to say I was in the dark. My dealer buddy backed up my play. The fish in the BB believed me and called with A6.
Posted Dec 31, 2022, 9:44 PM UTC
Best post of the day
PSA: He is jokingly referring to this post
Nobody likes the kid that always explains the joke
Correction: Nobody <WHO GETS THE JOKE> likes the kid that always explains the joke
why is Tony G playing 1/2
Do you think this could work on a bigger scale like HCL?
It's almost like the time from the original post to the reply is a meta
how much did you pay the dealer?
Tipped him $1.
DISGUSTING
I don't know if I even call with A6 even if I know he didn't look. If it was suited I would I guess
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A classic Thx4TheCashLil'Fishy play!
Wow best post of 2022! Way to make us laugh.
The best thing about this is that there's another post from the guy on the receiving end in here too. Lol.
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If heās straddling for $50 in a 1/2 game why are you only $300 deep?
You mean you said youāre all in dark but you saw your cards? Would that be illegal at a casino table? I would think you could say what you want and any dealer would let it go.
It's poker Phil!
Lying is allowed and also encouraged.
One time I was playing at the casino. I canāt remember how it all went down but I was bluffing a top pair (Jack) when the board paired the Jack.
I had position, it was already a decent pot. He bet and I shoved.
He sat there for a bit and said to me āyouāve got the Jack donāt you?ā
That calmed me down knowing he didnāt have one.
āYeah, of courseā
He eyes me up further and doesnāt believe me. I hoped to get him off my back so I said in all honesty if he folded Iād show him a Jack.
He sat for a bit and then folded. He asked to see my Jack and without blinking I said āthereās two on the tableā and mucked my cards.
The table got a little giggle. He was fuming and said āyou gave me your wordā. I replied that I said Iād show him a Jack and I did. Itās also poker, a game of deception..
He tried to get the dealer to do something and was ignored.
Put him on tilt for the rest of the night.
I loved it
correct its on your opponents to follow the action. That's why you may notice a lot of good players don't look at their cards until the action is on them (for several reasons actually), but one of them being they are following the action. At a casino though a dealer should not and likely would not comment whether or not he thinks someone is dark, that is far out of the scope of their job.
Whatās the other reasons? So they can see reactions better?
Thanks! Not sure why downvoted since you confirmed what I just said but thx for the response!
Lol what a twist!