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i was in a heavy pot at the g in bpool (cash game) 9 handed when a guy utg min raised and everyone called round to me on the button with AQ. i had case money so i jammed. blinds folded. initial raiser called the rest folded. he turned over QQ, standered call for his stack.my reason for this post is to get the forums reaction to what happened next and what they would have done.before the dealer dealt the flop he asked every ply if they had mucked a ace!verry direspectfull i thought. as it goes i caught a ace on the turn and my hand held up. i later caught up with this guy in the smoking pit, he did NOT return to the tables!is he right ethically to do this?
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I thought the player asked if anyone had mucked an ace.
It's a bit odd a dealer asking that, in all honesty. It obviously makes no difference, but still weird.
[QUOTE]If you're involved in the pot you can say whatever you like.
Posted by Slykllist
Wasn't Joe was it?
You must be awesome.
From what you see lol? You have never played me bud, so don't really think your in a position to comment on whether I can criticise someone or not.
Edit Re the You must be awesome comment
You do ok mate:P
Looks a standard shoving spot with anything between 1 and 20ish bbs.
We could have 300xbb though.
I made a post which i deleted talking about the play. This was out of order mate, so my apologies.
I agree with you that players who are not involved in the hand should not be discussing their cards while the hand is still live.
Btw nice 1 binking your ace.
I must just have lost KK versus AQ when i made my original post haha
Honestly can't see how you would even find him asking this disrespectful.
If the guy wants to know, let him know (He can never know for sure)
It has absolutely no effect on the outcome.
If nobody asked anyone anything and 3 guys randomly shouted, 'here i folded an ace' , then ye there's no need for them to say anything, not involved in the hand.