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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 2303544, member: 77190"]
Collusion would require the agreement of two or more players before the action.  The way you describe it is ONE players impromptu action that has you bent out of shape.  Sounds like he may have soft played his buddy - which can be very irritating.  I say MAY HAVE.  You are just going by what he said and didn't see his hand.  Just because he said he had a good hand doesn't make it so.  I have certainly said this Hold Em before while sitting there with 72o.  He could very well have said that just to mess with heads or even just to come off as a magnanimous benefactor of good will.  I don't fault you for your stand (I agree it was probably bullshit) but you probably over-reacted by walking out.  But like Fletch said - you gotta establish the rules BEFORE infractions happen.  But what rule is going to stop someone from saying they have a hand and folding?
You should be more upset that Lisa shoved aces full of threes :) 
I for one would not be playing with that guy in the future.  My similar situation was two buddy buddy guys in a small home tourney.  They are the only two in the hand and it goes to the river.  Player A shoves (had player B covered).  Player B pauses in thought - eyes light up and he grabs his stack to put it in and Player A reaches over with his hand, stops him, says "Don't call, I have the nuts." and flips his hand over and then scoops the pot.  They both finished 1-2 and chopped the winnings.  I cannot blame Player B - it was the action of one guy and not collusion, but I will not play with that guy ever again.
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