Table Ruling
This situation came up a few days ago when I was at Casino Windsor playing $1-$2. Preflop the action goes around doesn't really matter what happens. I push allin on a flop of 7-8-2, I get 2 callers, turn is a 4 with 2 hearts, 1 guy pushed all in another calls, the river was a 3 of diamonds. The guy next to me waits to flips his cards the other guys show 86 of diamonds. The guy next to me thinks he loses and flips Q9 face up swears and leaves the poker room. Who wins the pot??
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You have X-X.
1 guy has 8d-6d.
Other guy has Q-9.
Board is 7-8-2-4-3 (no flush).
Well, a pair of 8's beats Queen high. So the guy with 8-6 wins the side pot. Without knowing what you had, it is hard to say if you won the main pot or he got that too.
The guy that swore thinking he lost is offering poker lessons if you need them.
I would think the pot gets pushed to his spot and then the floor should chase him down and it acts like he is sitting out.
/g2
on the house rules. I believe that some casinos' house rule is that if the player is not at the table, then he has given up the pot. The guy with 8-6 sooted would then win the pot instead.
Dealer arguing with the floor in front of players...I wonder what happened to the dealer...
Never to be seen again MUHHAHAHA. That's what they have back rooms for..
Blind him out?!?!
$1-$2 No Limit..obv cash game.
Not everything poker is tournament play.