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[QUOTE="milencenov, post: 3120149, member: 183801"]
Nutcracker

Your described case is NOT "angle shooting".

You did NOTHING wrong, unfair or misleading.

By the way, your opponent did NOT "act out of turn" - he only flipped over his cards.

In poker, when a player flips over his cards, he is obliged to show them to ALL players who are still in the pot.

So, he flipped over his cards and you could see them.

On the other hand, he wrongly assumed that you checked, while you did nothing.

You could NOT DO anything - because he flipped over his cards immediately upon dealing the river !

So, you did not "use" the dealer.

I remember 2 videos on You Tube with cards flipped over.

In one, a guy with 6-6 made a mistake and the floor manager explained that he was not allaowed to bet or raise, but he could only call if his opponent bets. He flopped a 6... the whole table laughed...

In the other one, a guy with A-J flipped over his cards and had to play like that against a guy with 9-9...
It was so funny ! The guy with A-J hit a full house ! The guy with a 9 hit a weaker full house !
Then, the guy with 9-9 went all-in !!!!!!! And the guy with A-J misread his hand and folded !!!!!!!
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