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MyCousinVinny
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hi, We have a regular cash game once a week. A situation occurred at our last game that I did could not handle correctly.
The friend of one of our regular players has been watching us play and asks if She can join in. The table agrees to allow her to play with one condition: She May Not ask for help from any players at the table.
Its the last hand of the night 3 players are left in the hand, including the girl in s7.
s1 bets on the turn and s3 and s7 call
s1 makes a big bet on the river and s3 Folds
only the girl is left in the hand. She is having trouble deciding what to do call or fold.
after considerable deliberation, She shows her cards to her boyfriend seated next to her, who is Out of the hand, and he advises her to call.
Her hand turns out to be the winning hand as s1 was on a bluff.
s1 complains that she received help and should not have showed her cards to her boyfriend. What should have been the correct decision in this instance.
I am aware of a "1 man to a hand rule" but am not aware as to the correct ruling in this instance. We allowed her to win the hand much to the chagrin of s1.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks very much in advance,
Vinny
The friend of one of our regular players has been watching us play and asks if She can join in. The table agrees to allow her to play with one condition: She May Not ask for help from any players at the table.
Its the last hand of the night 3 players are left in the hand, including the girl in s7.
s1 bets on the turn and s3 and s7 call
s1 makes a big bet on the river and s3 Folds
only the girl is left in the hand. She is having trouble deciding what to do call or fold.
after considerable deliberation, She shows her cards to her boyfriend seated next to her, who is Out of the hand, and he advises her to call.
Her hand turns out to be the winning hand as s1 was on a bluff.
s1 complains that she received help and should not have showed her cards to her boyfriend. What should have been the correct decision in this instance.
I am aware of a "1 man to a hand rule" but am not aware as to the correct ruling in this instance. We allowed her to win the hand much to the chagrin of s1.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks very much in advance,
Vinny