Why does it take the dealer almost 1:30 to finally show the flop?

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Because it´s a crucial hand. The audience can not lose that moment and of course to give some suspense to the moment after all it´s not everyday that the best poker player of the world get´s eliminated of the most prestigious poker tournament of the world.
 
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It's just a way of building up the tension.
 
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i dont know but i really dont like when the dealer takes a lot of time, because the tension you have in this moment is extreme and you just want to see the flop, turn and river as soon as possible.
 
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It's pretty common on TV tables. As said it's an entertainment gimmick to build tension.
 
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Hamming it up for the TV. You can see the one shot where the dealer is looking off camera for her queue's.
 
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