| This is a discussion on talking hands? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; is it acceptable to talk hands? i was playing at FT, and i admit was talking a few hands at the end of one checked ... |
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| talking hands? is it acceptable to talk hands? i was playing at FT, and i admit was talking a few hands at the end of one checked down hand, i hit a straight on the river, and typed 'straight' into chat and put out a reasonable bet afterwards one player asked me not to 'reveal' my hands during play i said 'hands are revealed at showdown' and 'if i want to make a verbal bluff what's wrong with that?' he said he would report me to admin i said 'please do, i'll take a ruling' what do you people think? is it acceptable to state in chat what you may or may not have? anno |
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| edited... Absoulte's website: Players are reminded that revealing your cards in chat while a hand is still in play is contrary to the rules, and may result in a loss of chat privileges and further action as is deemed appropriate in the circumstances. Unless this guy emailed support. . .and even if he did. . .I doubt you'll be chat banned or anything for 1st offense, especially when the hand was basically over. Last edited by wsorbust : 11th July 2006 at 9:53 PM. |
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| Actually calling your hand out (and being honest about it) could quite easily be construed as collusion. Don't do it. I'd be surprised if you don't get a warning e-mail from FT soon (though then again it is FT, so maybe the support monkeys are busy peeling bananas or something) |
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| re: talking hands? poker Anno, I do believe if you were playing live you couldn't say your hand out loud before you made your move. I'm not sure what they call this but there is a name for it. It could also be construed as collusion. I could be wrong on this. Anyone else? ooooops DM beat me to it. |
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| I believe there is one circumstance in which you can tell your cards while the hand still in play - if you are the last to act and everyone else is all-in you can tell since it will no longer affect any of the other players decisions. I may be wrong though, if anyone knows for sure please correct me. |
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