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Message: [QUOTE="BrentD22, post: 1508498, member: 27126"] This is a private club game that takes a rake. This is not a home game, but all the good players in the game have always had an understanding that we do not drive the fish away with comments. When you say her miss deal had equal chances... your incorrect. If player A bets and player B was about to call (he's a big fish) and then decides not to call after seeing the turn card be an ace that will now be shuffled back in the deck. If she was paying attention instead of making fun of other players she would not have turned that card and my buddy would have doubled through the fish. This isn't a if this happens 100 times what is the outcome this is 1 time where the outcome was drasticlly changed. If she was sober and paying attention, but just made a mistake so be it. When's she's too drunk and rude to pay close enough attention and just starts flipping cards BTW I made attempts to stop her from flipping the turn over, but in her fashion she argued and flipped it anyway. Abusive talk at a table is NOT allowed! Of course we've all been at a table where it was taking place and nothing being done, but per most established card rooms abusive verbal comments are not allowed. It's kinda like speeding. If you are gonig 5mph over nothing will happen, but when you are going 25mph you'll get that ticket. In this case she was out of line. I believe spilling your drink on the table when you know your drunk is pretty stupid. First to avoid acting like a douche bag I don't drink while playing cards. I also don't argue with people about opinions cause opinions are just like assholes everyone has one and most usually stink like shit, but I won't argue because it's their opinion. Bottom line in many situations there are gray areas with behavior like this. She was way overboard and way out of line. I've been playing 20-30 hour of live poker a week for 6 years now and I've only ever seen 1 person act worst at a table. [/QUOTE]

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