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Message: [QUOTE="pjokay, post: 7120976, member: 106655"] I think with the value of the seat I should have probably raised with the dealer before the hand was over and before he acted, I did not realise he was to act behind as his cards were not displayed at all. While this may not have made a difference I still wish I had politely raised it before leaving if my action still stood. Taken from an 888 article:- "Ensure your cards are well-displayed in front of you if you’re still in a hand. Don’t try to make others think you’re not in the hand by hiding your cards." I should as you said I could have asked but when you look at the table and do not see any other cards you think no one else is in the hand except I should have made a mental note from when he was warned earlier although. Unfortunately I was also trying to pay attention to everything else. If they had not been completely concealed it would not have been as bad but it's also in clear breach of poker etiquette. You should be able to look at the table and clearly see who has not mucked their cards. I think there is a poker room not far from my work though so I will see what there games are to get a bit more live experience. This would have possibly made it easier if I had been more comfortable in that format. Despite bots and real time assistance cheating online you can always clearly see who is in the hand which is a positive. It requires a quick adaption to suddenly be used to counting the chips out, and not having all the information displayed though. At least this one's going to stick in my mind for future experiences. That's a bit rubbish with the bounty, If he flicked a chip in that should count as a call? Did he retract the chip? I think I would have been better trying to get some live play in before the event than trying to brush up on theory. [/QUOTE]

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