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[QUOTE="Joe, post: 6703812, member: 193663"] o_O Wow! Well that was a pretty historic, exciting and noteworthy hand of poker that's for sure- thanks for posting it! There's little Polk can do about the situation after Wesley exposes his cards. It wasn't intentional by either player so it's an unfortunate accident. As others have mentioned, Polk does the correct, sportsmanlike and moral thing by declaring he'd seen the cards to the table. Whenever anyone sees [B]any[/B] exposed card, regardless of whether it is an opponent's card, a card from the deck or a burn card- the fact that the card has been seen should be declared to the table and (depending on the circumstances and card) either the card becomes known to [I]all[/I] players, is reshuffled into the deck or otherwise. Why should Polk leave the table when he has done nothing wrong? He is a poker lover and if he left the table he would have missed a historic and incredible hand. He did his best in a difficult situation and even Dwan too states that he intentionally did his best not to even look at Polk during the hand due to knowing that Polk knew. Coupled with how admirably Wesley took such a significant loss, it's my opinion that everyone in this hand acted and played honourably, with great integrity and represent all the best qualities of good poker and good poker players. Giving some leeway for a little colourful language of course... Dirty little [ISPOILER]potty mouths[/ISPOILER] I'm going to [ISPOILER]wash their mouths out with soap[/ISPOILER]! Well, now with that all said and out of the way, I'd like to humble brag a little... :giggle: On the river I put Dwan on queens a couple of minutes before the commentator said 'by the way Dwan is talking he has kings'... Fairly obvious at that stage that ladies were the most likely candidate based on the action etc. so not exactly a difficult read but was pleasing nonetheless when the RFID chips updated and the graphics popped up... :D I'd bet someone was sleeping on the sofa that night! :ROFLMAO: Completely agree! P.S. When [I]some sunny day[/I] yours truly is winning multi-million dollar pots for fun on live streams I'll have a C.C. thread where annually a handful of you get whisked off for a scenic all-inclusive holiday somewhere beautiful & fun! 😎🥳❤️ [MEDIA=giphy]CYv8oQkzlwIyA[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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