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Is it about time to have a shot clock in poker?
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[QUOTE="teepack, post: 2337445, member: 113886"] One time a guy who was the BB waited forever to fold his hand right before a break at a live tourney. I was next to him to his left, which meant I had the BB next hand, and I had the short stack, so I was wanting him to fold so we could get the next hand in before the break and before the levels went up. It was obvious what he was doing, because everybody else had folded to him except the one guy who had gone all-in and he even showed me his cards, which were like 8-5 off. He had no intention of calling, but he waited until the countdown clock was at zero before folding. Fortunately, I got the last laugh. I wound up coming back to win the tourney in a six-way chop. He wound up coming back from the break very late and missed a few hands, including the one in which he paid the SB. Then our table broke up, and he complained that he was short some chips. He eventually went out before we hit the money. I tell ya, Karma can be rough. [/QUOTE]
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