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[QUOTE="Dantigua, post: 1498425, member: 41410"] it is very important to count chips before each break..... i made a mistake during a WPT mega sat which when reading this post made me realise how i could have easily been kicked out for the same reason. tables broke one hand before the break and we went from 3 tables to 2. a new player sat to my right for one hand. i won a big pot on the last hand and we went on break. when we came back the new guy to my right was late... now i don't know if we had placed our chips near to each other or if i had absent mindedly just picked up his stack, but i didn't count my chips after winning the last pot so didn't notice that i had too many chips, especially when the late guy had a small stack. we were 2 or 3 hands into the new level when he returned and found no chips. i almost instantly announced that i may have added his chips to mine.. it really was an honest mistake. the floor was called and we had to separate chips.... now the guy also wasn't sure of his chip stack.... so he had to make a rough guess. he offered a range so i gave him the top of his estimated range... and felt shitty for about the next hour.... verrrry important for players to always count chips!!! i think we also had a dealer change on the break just to make matters worse!! [/QUOTE]
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