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[QUOTE="dumpy620_84, post: 1206424, member: 25396"]
What is the general consensus on this topic. I was playin the 18K last night and during the first 35 min or so, "Player A" has about 3200 chips. He then proceeds to calls someones all in on the river with a 4 and 9 in his hand, with no pair or draw showing on the board. This took him to 1400 or so. Very next hand, he gives away another 1100 on a similar situation paying someone off to river with no pair and no draw. Then doubles up his 400 on a pair of 3's(im figurin he was tryin to lose this hand also) then his final hand the board shows 910J rainbow. He is heads up with someone who pushes in 1500, and "Player A" calls his last 800 with an A5 off suit. He was of course behind and lost the hand. While all this is going on, I asked several times what the hell was going on to see if he had an emergency or something, and there was no response. What suprised me even more was that none of the other 8 people at the table seemed to care or say anything. From what Ive read before, the proper ettiquette when you are unable to play is to fold your blinds and let normal play continue. Chip dumping can change the whole course of a tourney in my mind. Ive seen people get tired 150 minutes in and still not in money and make a harsh decision not caring whether they are really behind or not. But 35 minutes in, you shouldn't have started if you didnt want to play. Look forward to your responses!!!!!!!!
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