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Evening All,
Just a query, I've noticed in Live Games that when a player is making a decision he will sometimes put some chips on the top of his cards. Does this mean anything or is a it just a habit a few player have got into
Fairly new to this so if I'm asking an incredibly obvious question.... be gentle with me lol
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I dont know the answer to your question, but I would be interested to know the answer, so thanks for asking it. On this forum, feel free to ask anything as there are a great bunch of people on here who are only too happy to answer questions.
Yes, the answer given is correct. It is to protect the cards a signify that they are still in play. Greg "The Fossilman" Raymer gets his nickname from using a fossil as his card protector but people who don't bring a specific one to tourny's tend to just use a chip from their stack
lol
At the WSOP this year, someone pushed all-in and got called by a larger stack. The caller flipped their cards over and the shover found the dealer had mucked their cards. Hand dead. Caller wins, shover out and very unhappy.
I would especially recommend it for self-dealt games too, avoids confusion.