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WarrenCushing
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I have noticed many times while playing a tourney at ACR players seem to step away from the table on their turn. It does not simply say "Sitting Out"; a red X appears above their avatar and a secondary time clock of 90 seconds begins to run down. Sometimes the player will come back to the table and start running down their primary time clock, only to switch back to what is left on the secondary by standing up again. And sometimes they will do this until they run both of the time clocks out, this can take a few minutes.
First question I have is how do they stand up?
Second question I have is why in some cases? I get it when they are on tilt because they lost a hand or two and they want to make somebody wait as punishment I guess, or they are trying to hang on for a few more minutes to finish in the money. However sometimes they do it for no reason at all and they end up losing all of their time. Again this isn't some just not acting but standing up from the table to trigger back and forth between the two time banks to stall the maximum amount for time for no reason.
I don't get it.
First question I have is how do they stand up?
Second question I have is why in some cases? I get it when they are on tilt because they lost a hand or two and they want to make somebody wait as punishment I guess, or they are trying to hang on for a few more minutes to finish in the money. However sometimes they do it for no reason at all and they end up losing all of their time. Again this isn't some just not acting but standing up from the table to trigger back and forth between the two time banks to stall the maximum amount for time for no reason.
I don't get it.