WSOPE Controversy Hand

World Series of Poker Europe 2010 hand where player can be seen angle shooting in slow motion in order to illicit a reaction. Tournament Director is forced to make a tough decision that changes the course of the tournament.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• World
• Series
• of
• Poker
• main
• event
• final
• table
• 2010
• Dan
• Fleyshman
• Levi
• Angle
• Shooting

[antibrdy]

perfect example of if ur not involved in the hand shut the fuck up untill its over!!

[poglavnice]

he looked right at his opponent as he made the "forward motion" in an attempt to get information. end of story.

[ninjajesus81]

When someone breaks the rules like that, the other player should be able to say whether they get to call or not.

[disciples233]

@Kentmoney53 your a ignorant moron, scrub your name should be nomoney53 next time come with a smart response your ingnorant prick.

[Kentmoney53]

@disciples233 dude you were probably playing for like 10 dollars these guys are playing for real money. Shut the fuck up.

[disciples233]

this is dumb, just because of a foward motion does not force him to call it, i did that same thing my hand in the air with the chips about to drop it in then the other guy instantly shows his hand ace high flush , i looked at the dealer and said i did not say call, i did not drop my chips inside. dealer agreed it was not a call, floor came asked if i said call? asked if i let go of my chips ? no and no . so wrong decision here.

[MacBubbles]

@abaghaffar

Then, I would stand up from my chair, step back from the table and give myself enough room to do those "forward motion" tests so that I didn't cross the line. LOL.

[keyman85]

I agree...forward motion so even if he wanted to fold they should have made him put it in....kinda like when you play at casinos that have bet lines or rings.

[DeepSpaceNinja]

I agree with the top comments. He should have waited until the end of the hand before saying anything.

[Pirate44444]

@CaliCal68 I think it depends where you play and the extent to which you do it. For example, one way of angle shooting is to put out chips to call, but not enough. When your opponent shows his cards, if you've lost, you point out that you didn't actually call. If you've won you keep quiet and take the pot. Obviously most live games have the rule that if you put chips out, even if it's not enough, that's a call.

[CaliCal68]

@holdem5180 I'd like to know when this rule started. it still fuckin sucks and retarded dumb sheep