maverick wrote:It was ruled me turning over the king was the 2nd action.
Wow, that is a tough call!!
Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
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Re: Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
Wow, that is a tough call!!
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Re: Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
i know rules are rules and that but
i wish sometimes people would use common sense
a decision like that one can realy ruin your day, and your frame of mind
sometimes i wonder if the fun of the game is being lost
not cool TD not cool
i wish sometimes people would use common sense
a decision like that one can realy ruin your day, and your frame of mind
sometimes i wonder if the fun of the game is being lost
not cool TD not cool
Does anyone know how to make money playing uno vs 6 year olds, its about the only card game i get to play these days.
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Re: Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
krunchie wrote:i know rules are rules and that but
i wish sometimes people would use common sense
a decision like that one can realy ruin your day, and your frame of mind
sometimes i wonder if the fun of the game is being lost
not cool TD not cool
Second! Great post krunchie.
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Re: Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
Just a thought...
Were you either of the blinds and was this one of the first cards out?
If sum1 says they've seen your card and it's the 1st card to the SB or BB then that's a misdeal as far as I can tell.
If sum1 claims to have seen your card during the deal then it's been exposed by the dealer, not by you.
Were you either of the blinds and was this one of the first cards out?
If sum1 says they've seen your card and it's the 1st card to the SB or BB then that's a misdeal as far as I can tell.
If sum1 claims to have seen your card during the deal then it's been exposed by the dealer, not by you.
Pardon me, but I think you'll find that's a shovel. See you next Tuesday!
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sometimes i wonder how much certain TD's know about these rulings, are they trained on these sort of issues?
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steve_g wrote:sometimes i wonder how much certain TD's know about these rulings, are they trained on these sort of issues?
No, everyone just rocks up, and if they can deal, they got the job.
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In the TD's defence. They need to make a decision on the spot and not hold up play. It was like 3am in the morning so it would be easy to make a mistake.
In this case I thought the call was wrong, and since no other TD has said much, I can assume that they probably agree in silence.
In this case I thought the call was wrong, and since no other TD has said much, I can assume that they probably agree in silence.
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so were u a blind and was it the first of your cards? 
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No wasn't a blind. I was to the left of UTG.
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Re: Card exposed when dealing - 1st burn right ? Answer - not al
I wouldn't mind a PM on this.
The TD's ruling is completely incorrect.
Substantial action is two voluntary actions, the exposing of the card is not a voluntary action. It was exposed and in fairness you exposed to all on the table.
The first burn should have been your replacement.
The TD's ruling is completely incorrect.
Substantial action is two voluntary actions, the exposing of the card is not a voluntary action. It was exposed and in fairness you exposed to all on the table.
The first burn should have been your replacement.
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