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[QUOTE="spectralwave, post: 6007598, member: 421600"]
Sometimes, the slowroll can be a harmless attitude, especially when it is carried out among friends, as was the case with Thiago Decano and Fernando Grow, PokerStars ambassadors Fintan Hand and Jaime Staples, among others. However, in this hand played at the 2015 Irish Poker Open, the slowroll was extremely bad taste.  The hand happened between German Andreas Gann and Irish Donnacha O'Dea, a highly respected veteran player in the country and eighth on Ireland's most awarded list, with more than $ 1.3 million in prizes. After Donnacha's raise with A6, Andreas just called with KQ of diamonds and hit the nuts on the A86 flop, with all of diamonds.

The Irishman put Andreas all in and from there started a pitiful theater. The German spent more than a minute thinking, even with the best possible hand, and appearing to have a real decision in his hands. When he finally announced the call, no one at the table seemed to believe the German's attitude.  Several table players scolded Andreas for his attitude, as well as the crowd. However, the hand was not yet finished, as Donnacha could make a full house if an A or a 6 appeared. The turn was safe for the German, but on the river the expected 6 came, to the explosion of the players, the fans and even the commentators.

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