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[QUOTE="noname65, post: 1689410, member: 78233"] I've had two incidents that are similar to this. The first one was also the very first time I'd ever played holdem. On my opening hand I did what this old fellow was doing, picked my cards up and looked at them. The guy next to me said: "I can see your cards." Then he showed me how to look at them properly by demonstrating with his own cards. I appreciated that and never made that mistake again. The next time was in a limit game when I was sitting next to a shark who talked on his cellphone during the entire time I was there. (This was a small cardroom at a local fair and they had no electronic equipment.) I'm pretty sure that he was leaning back to see my cards because, when I flopped two pair with my A9 suited and bet hard, he kept reraising me until the very end, finally making a small bet that left me with one $5 chip in my stack. He also had two pair with AQ. When I was out this scumbag said: "You're a very sympatico man, but you shouldn't be playing poker." I didn't mind losing but I did mind (1) being insulted by his final bet that left me with one useless nickel, (2) having him cheat. [/QUOTE]
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