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Message: [QUOTE="pokerAce71, post: 1026918, member: 48682"] We actually have some casinos around here (Oklahoma), but I don't ever have the chance to make it out that way:( From what I can tell, you were completely correct in objecting (no doubt). Of the 3, player 1 was the only one that did anything correctly as he folded. Then players 2 & 3 only added to the mess:rolleyes: [B][I]If[/I][/B] player 2 placed the cards past his chip stack, w/out protecting them & not verbally announcing any attentions..I would've assumed (as the dealer) that he was folding the hand. Player 3 clearly folded, but in doing so, mixed both his cards + player 2's in the discard pile. Bad thing there is that the dealer (or whoever is dealing) should remove [B][I]any[/I][/B] folded cards from the playing area as not to confuse them with the other "live" cards. At this point, player 2 shouldn't have been allowed to remove [B][I]any[/I][/B] cards from the pile..[B](SOL dude)[/B]. I agree totally. The cards were mucked + he looked at the other sets of folded cards..giving him an advantage [B](cheating)[/B]. If anything, you should've been given the chance to see the other folded cards as he was allowed to. Otherwise, [B]IMO[/B], 5% that they were working together may be ok, [B][I]BUT [/I][/B]I kinda think it's more like 75%-85% that he was looking for some sort of advantage...and got one:mad: Was he being honest, dunno? Why go threw all that trouble when the dealer had the option to simply stop the hand in play and redeal a new one? Not sure if I'd press the issue, although it depends on your surroundings (and whether or not you'll see any beer bottles flying instead of cards;)). Looking for another game is [B][I]always [/I][/B]an option! [/QUOTE]

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