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Message: [QUOTE="5TR8 FLUSH, post: 7120103, member: 56388"] I agree, you should of known where the button was at and should know that the button is last to act. I made many mistakes when I first started playing live and still make mistakes now. For example when I'm tired, I tend to not focus and realize it's on me to act. I don't like when player hide their big chips behind their smaller chips. I think dealers do what they can, but it's up to us to observe other players. One of the most upsetting situations I was involved in was last year was is a local bounty tourney. I won an all in, and opponent only flicked their bounty chip and didn't match my stack (he had me covered). When I was given the pot, I let the dealer know immediately that I received the incorrect amount of chips. I was only given the blinds. Things happen, be aware. [/QUOTE]