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Dealer Ruined My Play in Freeroll Tournament
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[QUOTE="HennieP, post: 3725487, member: 252509"] You're down to the last 13 people out of whatever number entered initially. So we can presume they are all at least competent players right? So whatever gave you the impression that people didn't already know you're likely to shove with any 2 picture cards given your stack size? You didn't get called because nobody had anything to call you with not because everyone thought you were a tight player. And even if they did think you're a tight player anyone with an AT or better hand would call your in that spot regardless of your table image simply because they know that at worst they're only a slight underdog to win considering what someone with your stack size is likely to play. The dealer made a mistake for sure. In the end though, you were getting into a coin-flip no matter what. You lost the coin-flip because variance. Not because the dealer made a mistake. Now, think about this. You lost a free-roll that was not yours to win that day regardless of who you want to blame but YOUR actions might have cost someone his job because you're obviously not skilled enough to know the difference between bad luck and bad people conspiring against you. [/QUOTE]
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