We were playing the $1-$3NL hold'em. At
our table today, were 3 poker-room
employees (chip runners I believe). The
3 of them were all together at our
table. They'd raise and re-raise each
other at the table, making it very
expensive for others there to play,
giggling and laughing among themselves.
At the showdown, they turned up hands
like 27, Q4, 10 4, etc. If anyone at the
table was involved in a hand with them,
they'd mis-call their hand all the
time, and announce, "Full house!" when
they showed their 27, hoping the other
person (us) would believe them and muck
their cards. They'd bet $50 in a $12
pot with rags, and would laugh, whisper,
and giggle at everyone who got a bad
beat through them (like if their 27
cracked your Aces). It was very
annoying, and several of the
dealers/floorpeople never said a word
about them. They really ruined the
entire table, as people there didn't
appreciate the 3 of them laughing,
making rude comments, etc. while the
dealers did nothing but enable it.
I'll never go back again as long as
they allow their employees to play
there. |
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“possible collusion among the employee players??” by Paul, 14 Nov 2007
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