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[QUOTE="Chipper_Tracy42, post: 2185576, member: 84392"]
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A colleague of mine told me a story that happened to him a year ago. He was dealt AK of diamonds so he raised, a guy from the blinds re-raised him, i don't know how much but to make the story short they were heads up and all in pre-flop. His opponent has AQ of hearts. My colleague had him dominated. Flop was J93r. Turn was a 9. At the turn, my colleague was hoping/praying that no Queens, Jacks or Threes hit the river. But Poker Gods didn't answer him, as a three hits. So, it's a split pot, but the dealer inadvertently ship all the chips to him, never noticed that it was indeed a split pot. The poor guy from the blind also didn't noticed it either as he thought he lost the pot and left. Ditto with the remaining players on the table. Maybe they weren't paying too much attention. What did my colleague do??? You guess it right, He did not do anything because the pot was so big and thinking it was not his fault and an opportunity presented itself - he took the chips. What happened next after that was all downhill from him. Not only that he lost all his chips on hand, he also lost all his remaining money when he re-buy. It's not that he plays awful or that he's a bad player that is not the issue here. [B]We all know what it is![/B]
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