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[QUOTE="N.D., post: 1294015, member: 30036"] Thanks Oz but I'm baffled by an extra bit. Roland hadn't actually released his hand. The dealer grabbed it out of his hand before he let go of it or anything. It looked like Roland was reluctant to relenquish the hand though leaning towards that move, but it's beyond me what right the dealer has to force someone's cards out of their hands. I mean really, if you have to let go of your chips for the action to count(similar to taking your hand off a piece in chess), shouldn't your hand be completely free of the cards as well? Seriously though I thought I'd side against Roland prior to watching simply because he can come across as kind of a jerk at times, funny but still kind of a jerk. Only I think Roland's in the right here. The officials are just lucky it was Roland and not Phil Hellmuth, or Serena Williams, or some other sassy black mama. Okay Phil's not technically a sassy black mama, but sometimes his walk and talk makes him come across in a sassy black mama-esque way. All's I'm saying is they'd have got an earful, with some eye rollin' and neck poppin' to boot. [/QUOTE]
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