I noticed at recent tourney I played where 1 player mucked,the other player HAD to show hand to claim the pot.Is this a requirement now?
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Originally posted by gerk2015 View PostI noticed at recent tourney I played where 1 player mucked,the other player HAD to show hand to claim the pot.Is this a requirement now?
B: A non all-inshowdown is uncontested if all but one player mucks face down without tabling. The last player with live cardswins and he is not required to show his cards.
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Originally posted by gerk2015 View PostI noticed at recent tourney I played where 1 player mucked,the other player HAD to show hand to claim the pot.Is this a requirement now?
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Dobby is incorrect, you specifically don't have to show:
From TDA 2015
B: A non all-in showdown is uncontested if all but one player mucks face down without tabling. The last
player with live cards wins and he is not required to show his cards.
You might find some places have their own house rule on this situation.
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for collusion purposes i think they should have to show a winning hand.
easiest rule for all would be at show down both hands must be shown.
should you always have a right to muck? probably. by mucking you give up right to see opponents cards? sounds fair enough. but does it open up possibility of collusion? yes
if collusion wasnt an issue there would be no need for the rule but they are all cheats
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Originally posted by mugsy View Postfor collusion purposes i think they should have to show a winning hand.
easiest rule for all would be at show down both hands must be shown.
should you always have a right to muck? probably. by mucking you give up right to see opponents cards? sounds fair enough. but does it open up possibility of collusion? yes
if collusion wasnt an issue there would be no need for the rule but they are all cheats
That's the reason that is trotted out for these things, but I don't think I've ever seen it expose collusion. Mostly its wheeled out by somebody at the table who thinks they'll benefit from a look at your cards.
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Originally posted by Mellor View PostHow would it prevent collusion? What sort of collusion?
That's the reason that is trotted out for these things, but I don't think I've ever seen it expose collusion. Mostly its wheeled out by somebody at the table who thinks they'll benefit from a look at your cards.
Main benefits of collusion is passing chips between 2 players. And driving out players after a pot building exercise. Bet fold repeat? How about check check which is common. Player mucks no showdown. No cards seen. AGAIN. In both these scenarios we see no cards but if had to table a winning hand at least we can see this ( common) check check scenario. And it takes a play from them.
Scenario : 2 players colluding have not been able to shift a player from the pot come the river. They know they are both beat. Not going to be doing anymore betting so. Clean Player is happy to go showdown too. Repeat pattern of mucking? Wait they looked like competent players. Winning hand was only 1 pair this happens regualrly here. ( Flagged)
Collusion is difficult to do thats why it would be a fraud analyst job online to try spot this. Live? What hope has the dealer have or anybody at the table for that matter not much proof obviously. By taking away the muck/no showdown option you give yourself more a chance of spotting this and a proper casino will investigate on the quiet without making wild accusations at the table.
Basically the rule helps form patterns whether or not anybody in casino is paying attention to collusion e.g eye in the sky i doubt it but it does hinder the wily pair. Try spot the collusion next time at your game it can keep you entertained.
Collusion will be more common in a cash game obviously but can be used in tournaments too. To say the rule has no benefit in hindering collusion is incorrect but ask the colluders what rule they would prefer or if it makes no difference
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Originally posted by mugsy View PostIt stops collusion because it takes away the option of a muck/ non showdown at river.
We get to see the winning hand to claim a pot. Yes 2 players in collusion can bet fold too but it takes away an option and can establish a pattern for somebody paying attention.
I could muck the nuts on the river, in order to pass chips to my opponent. You've no way on knowing that his hand was the winning hand if he shows it.
Main benefits of collusion is passing chips between 2 players. And driving out players after a pot building exercise. Bet fold repeat? How about check check which is common. Player mucks no showdown. No cards seen. AGAIN. In both these scenarios we see no cards but if had to table a winning hand at least we can see this ( common) check check scenario.
Scenario : 2 players colluding have not been able to shift a player from the pot come the river. They know they are both beat. Not going to be doing anymore betting so. Clean Player is happy to go showdown too. Repeat pattern of mucking? Wait they looked like competent players. Winning hand was only 1 pair this happens regualrly here.( Flagged)
Missed draws, bluffing, there's all sorts of reasons why people shot up with air o nthe river, or muck without showdown, the above rules doesn't prevent that.
Basically the rule helps form patterns whether or not anybody in casino is paying attention to collusion
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