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[QUOTE="Jack Daniels, post: 642284, member: 1954"] Having someone look at your cards in a tourney you're playing and telling you what to do when is unethical and a violation of the simple, basic poker rule of one player to a hand. Just because something is largely unenforceable by the poker sites, doesn't make it allowable or ethical, that's just non-sense. Sure there will always be the scumbag that cheats or tries to, and playing two or more people to a single hand is unethical and cheating. It's that simple. If the coach is truly just sitting there and not assisting in any way at all, then it's no longer a one player to a hand rule issue. Being told after a hand what happened there and how it could have been done differently is not unethical and it is no different that recording the whole session and handing the video to someone else to review after the fact. There is no grey area in this. [/QUOTE]
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