board has 3 of a kidn on it... two guys in a showdown
someone folds because they actually believe the other guy has the case card
but you folded the case card preflop
the guy who wins claims he had it doesnt show
do you tell the table on the spot hes full of it, or tell the guy who lost later aside from the table, or keep it to yourself? I guess it depends on the people involved
I'm sure stuff like this happens fairly often in live games. i've logged over probably 3000 hours of limit poker by age 30, and i cant recall any good caught-inthebullshit by a folded hand stories
0
To remove first post, remove entire topic.
say you aren't involved in a hand
board has 3 of a kidn on it... two guys in a showdown
someone folds because they actually believe the other guy has the case card
but you folded the case card preflop
the guy who wins claims he had it doesnt show
do you tell the table on the spot hes full of it, or tell the guy who lost later aside from the table, or keep it to yourself? I guess it depends on the people involved
I'm sure stuff like this happens fairly often in live games. i've logged over probably 3000 hours of limit poker by age 30, and i cant recall any good caught-inthebullshit by a folded hand stories
if you weren't involved in the hand, i would keep my mouth shut. there's no benefit to you that everyone knows he was bluffing. if it were my friend that folded to the bluffer, i would wait till your guys' session was done and tell him when you guys are both off the table.
remember any edge you can get over your opponents, you don't want to expose it. the bluffer might continue to bluff away, but if you called him out, then you have a much smarter (and angrier) player at the table.
0
if you weren't involved in the hand, i would keep my mouth shut. there's no benefit to you that everyone knows he was bluffing. if it were my friend that folded to the bluffer, i would wait till your guys' session was done and tell him when you guys are both off the table.
remember any edge you can get over your opponents, you don't want to expose it. the bluffer might continue to bluff away, but if you called him out, then you have a much smarter (and angrier) player at the table.
if you weren't involved in the hand, i would keep my mouth shut. there's no benefit to you that everyone knows he was bluffing. if it were my friend that folded to the bluffer, i would wait till your guys' session was done and tell him when you guys are both off the table.
remember any edge you can get over your opponents, you don't want to expose it. the bluffer might continue to bluff away, but if you called him out, then you have a much smarter (and angrier) player at the table.
I agree.
0
Quote Originally Posted by deejank:
if you weren't involved in the hand, i would keep my mouth shut. there's no benefit to you that everyone knows he was bluffing. if it were my friend that folded to the bluffer, i would wait till your guys' session was done and tell him when you guys are both off the table.
remember any edge you can get over your opponents, you don't want to expose it. the bluffer might continue to bluff away, but if you called him out, then you have a much smarter (and angrier) player at the table.
i agree with deejank. If it was my buddy id send him a text or tell him to meet me in the shitter or somethin and tell him. Other than that I keep it to myself and "try" to use it to my advantage
0
i agree with deejank. If it was my buddy id send him a text or tell him to meet me in the shitter or somethin and tell him. Other than that I keep it to myself and "try" to use it to my advantage