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You're hanging out with @BarrieJ3? Isn't he waiting a meetup this weekend?

That's the rebuy chip.

@mike32 is better at creating terrible games than AI is.

You lost me at wild card.

$98k-ish.

Hero is never folding. The only question is, what is more likely to get V1 to commit his stack, flatting or re-shoving? V1 has hero and V2 covered. V1 checked the river. If he is calling V1's bet, he's calling hero's re-shove; he's not folding because we're making it $5k more. And the...

Did not fact check:

Not the point of the OP, but establishing an escrow in advance, playing that night, and getting paid (or refunded the unused escrow) in a few days is totally reasonable at these stakes.

I believe this too, at least at some point during the night. He figured he was freerolling and would get into high variance spots. If he hit, he could crawl out of the hole he dug. If not, no worries, he wasn't gonna pay up anyway. The more important question is, did the hose know. Seems...

I could agree with this a lot more *if* it was stated up front that shortages would be shared. I don't think sharing shortages up front should be assumed. It sets a terrible precedent. Why would anyone pay if they knew the group was just going to absorb their losses?

This will never work. @Rhodeman77 doesn't ever lose playing poker...

Wait. You're saying @Anthony Martino owed the casino money?

You bought the Mousetrap board game?

A "same bet" strategy?

To those suggesting not to let anyone play on credit, I think you're missing the point. Unless this is held at a secured location, you don't want a half dozen people showing up with $10-$20k cash each. I'm assuming that in the past, players show up, play, and settle up at the end of the night...

Maybe better for the host, maybe better for the small winners, but worse for the big winners.

Agreed. But if you acknowledge that V2 doesn't have a hand unless V2 is trapping ...then why would you conclude that if he calls, his hand is worse than hero's hand?