Casinochippers WSOP 2025 (1 Viewer)

[wonderpuddle]

Looks like @casinochipper22 got to deal some of the final table with Martin last night. Pretty awesome.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1940301846641614909

 

[casinochipper22]

Looks like @casinochipper22 got to deal some of the final table with Martin last night. Pretty awesome.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1940301846641614909

Yes. That was pretty fun. I only dealt one down. But it was cool. I was probably the most nervous at the table and they were playing for over 800k.

I got into the 10k eight game event today. I don’t have much experience dealing the stud games. my dyslexia kicked in and I called the wrong cards to bring in and lead the betting rounds a few times. That was pretty frustrating. after a few downs I got it under control. But not before David ODB snapped at me. lol. Those 10k players are on another level. Such a different atmosphere at those tables.

 

[buzzmonkey]

Yes. That was pretty fun. I only dealt one down. But it was cool. I was probably the most nervous at the table and they were playing for over 800k.

I got into the 10k eight game event today. I don’t have much experience dealing the stud games. my dyslexia kicked in and I called the wrong cards to bring in and lead the betting rounds a few times. That was pretty frustrating. after a few downs I got it under control. But not before David ODB snapped at me. lol. Those 10k players are on another level. Such a different atmosphere at those tables.

A home game I play in has a circus cash game that starts as players drop from the tourney. Wild cards and all kinds of crazy shit. First time I played I called stud 8. I burned a card and the table lost their mind.

"What are you doing?! You don't burn in stud!"
"You burn in everything."
"Not in this house."

 

[Poker Zombie]

"What are you doing?! You don't burn in stud!"

The purpose of the burn is to prevent a nicked/marked card from being identified while it rests on the top of the deck.

You always should burn.

If there aren't enough cards for everyone to get a final card (I've never seen in, but mathematically possible) the final card is dealt as a face-up community card.

 

[LifeForm]

Good stuff, always interesting to hear a different point of view.

 

[buzzmonkey]

The purpose of the burn is to prevent a nicked/marked card from being identified while it rests on the top of the deck.

You always should burn.

If there aren't enough cards for everyone to get a final card (I've never seen in, but mathematically possible) the final card is dealt as a face-up community card.

Right and right. They treat the burn like some ritual for flop games.