One man to a hand....

Re: One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (Andreww2368) — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:27:26 GMT

You should not cover his cards up since the players next to him probably knows what he has it is only fair to let all the players on the table know what he is showing. It would be an unfair advantage for the players next to him.

Re: One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (seanof30306) — Sat, 10 May 2008 16:20:13 GMT

DQPaulieS wrote:
As for the slow players, couldn't you make a generic announcement that for the enjoyment of all, players should try to act in a timely manner?

Absolutely not. That player is well within his rights to take his time on every hand. What he is doing is rude and inconsiderate, not against the rules. The other players at the table have the right to put a clock on the guy, not the dealer....

Re: One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (DQPaulieS) — Sat, 10 May 2008 15:21:00 GMT

As for the slow players, couldn't you make a generic announcement that for the enjoyment of all, players should try to act in a timely manner?

Re: One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (Psand) — Thu, 08 May 2008 14:25:00 GMT

I agree with sean, (see sean it does happen) you should not have covered up the cards at this point, but for the reason that the player told you. One player to a hand has nothing to do with it. If this was a heads-0up situation I would agree with your trying to conceal the cards in this scenario. the reason that you should not cover the cards is that once they were exposed and likely seen by one of the players remaining in the hand, show one show all applies and it would be unfair for the...

Re: One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (seanof30306) — Thu, 08 May 2008 13:12:28 GMT

Diceman711 wrote:
I was dealing 1.00/3.00 no limit the other night, a player bet, next player called and the first player thought it was over and flipped his cards up, well with one player left to act I quickly covered up his cards and said we have one person left to act. Now that player tells me I should move my hand from his cards (face up) because the rule is one man to a hand.

Should I? Should I have covered...

One man to a hand....

feeds@yuku.com (Diceman711) — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:34:59 GMT

I was dealing 1.00/3.00 no limit the other night, a player bet, next player called and the first player thought it was over and flipped his cards up, well with one player left to act I quickly covered up his cards and said we have one person left to act. Now that player tells me I should move my hand from his cards (face up) because the rule is one man to a hand.

Should I? Should I have covered them up at all?

Also, what do you do about players that take a long time to...