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D negs tweets about Nick Shulman right or wrong?
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[QUOTE="firstcrack, post: 5269321, member: 220703"] Fine, a lot of other folks apparently do, too. Read the latest WSOP article in the CardsChat news section on the home page. I hadn't seen this before I wrote my spiel above. Still, my point is that I never saw it as a 'needle' to begin with; hence, my reference to over-sensitivity. The player was not wanting to let the official just walk away, and kept bantering with him even after he was told that the decision was final and that no further arguing was going to change the rule. It's the player who refused to let up, IMHO. Was it handled poorly in the beginning when the cards were turned over? Yes. But keep in mind that the player had already burned through two other officials prior to the lead official coming down to make the ultimate determination. At this point it should have been over. [/QUOTE]
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