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7th street/river exposed @ home game
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 867797, member: 23910"] Ouch. This is one of those weird situations where you usually refer to the tournament director or floor guy - just a shame it's not an option in a home game. I'd be really surprised if there was much they could do though, because you can only speculate as to what your opponent would have done if he hadn't seen your card. You can't [B]prove[/B] that he would've raised you. (Edit: posted before I saw the above - yeah, tend to agree. That's the option, but it probably wouldn't have helped you) I played a razz tournament last year where it was heads up between me and one other player on the river, and the dealer dealt [I]both[/I] of our river cards face up. Tournament director ruled we were both at the same disadvantage and had to play the hand out - sucked for me, because the villain bricked and unless he was perfect in the hole I had him beat. Turns out he [I]was[/I] perfect in the hole :o [/QUOTE]
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