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[QUOTE="hobonc, post: 2099370, member: 68636"] Wow, that is messed up. I'm like WVH, if I saw your hand I would rather retain my honor than to accept the pot knowing I didn't deserve it. I didn't quite understand what you meant by "even more so with my gloating action of showing the table my cards", but when you act out of the ordinary it increases the chance of this type thing happening. I always announce my hand and then turn it over in front of me and on my side of the table line if there is one. Especially if it is on me to show first. Even if you read your hand wrong, like say you announce a straight when you have a flush, the dealer is obligated to use the best possible hand shown provided you don't allow them to be mucked. I hope you get your money back. [/QUOTE]
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