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[QUOTE="vinnie, post: 2113876, member: 95995"] I used to play in a private tournament. We would start with 2-3 tables. They had a bunch of Copag decks (love those decks). About one hour into the night, a player limped with :as::qh:. It wasn't me! Anyway, the flop comes :qd::qc::qh: The player shoved all-in (not a massive over-bet thanks to short stacks). He was [b]pissed[/b] when he turned over his hand and the whole table realized that it was a fouled deck. Chips were returned to the people who had entered the pot, deck was counted down and made correct, and play continued. The hand didn't count for the high-hand jackpot, which is why the guy was really pissed. [They made sure all the other decks in play were correct, too.] Thing was, they had multiple decks (two colors at each table) to speed up the game. The previous week, they must have mixed up the decks from two different tables (but with the same color) and left an extra Queen in one of the decks. It happens. But, in the video, looks like it was his discards that ended up being shown when rabbit hunting. [/QUOTE]
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