SCREW THE TURNING STONE CASINO!!!

ChrisWinsor · Aug 17,2006, 06:48 PM

Question. In most Canadian Casinos in Holdem cash games, when there are two players in the pot and one goes all, can either player flip over his hand to see the reaction of his opponent without having the hand become dead?

Mark Radoja · Aug 18,2006, 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by ChrisWinsor

Question. In most Canadian Casinos in Holdem cash games, when there are two players in the pot and one goes all, can either player flip over his hand to see the reaction of his opponent without having the hand become dead?

Most of the time they allow it, however sometimes it can result in a penalty if its tournament play or a warning if it's cash game. In the WSOP it was a 10 minute penalty.

AcidJoe · Aug 18,2006, 06:46 AM

Always check the rules. At turning stone if the pot started three handed and I bet out, there was a fold then #3 re raised they now consider that heads up with no cap on raising. At Rama the play has to start hu on that street. Also they didn't require you to post to join the game.

jpajamas · Aug 18,2006, 11:58 AM

Sounds like a self inflicted injury to me...been there, done that...ONCE...NEVER AGAIN...I bet you won't either.