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Is it about time to have a shot clock in poker?
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[QUOTE="fxdeuce, post: 2343316, member: 113264"] Sandbaggers: should be identified and penalized. Of course by the time they're identified it's usually too late for the short stack players in tournament play. It's nothing less than legal cheating in my book. Drunks: no easy solution here, as a dealer we can ask they be cut off from more drinks and a good floorman will remove them from live cash games when they get too bad. I hate dealing to drunks. Electronic devices: I wish they would disable wifi in poker rooms, but that will never happen. In am amazed at how may pros are playing games while in big money tournaments. Are they so good that they can afford not to pay 100% attention to the game? The WSOP allows it so that players can check stats on the tournament and play online poker on the Caesars Entertainment site. Dealers are not allowed to call time on players and I would love to have a shot clock. Sometimes a player needs extra time to think about their decision, but players who abuse that privilege need to be identified and dealt with by the floor. It's up to you players to help the game keep moving. [/QUOTE]
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