More WSOP Coverage - using paper charts/hand ranges in a live tourney (1 Viewer)

[manamongkids]

First 5 mins of this video, guy was trying to refer to shoving charts/opening hand range charts apparently. Called out by players at the table.

TD says this is illegal to do during the hand, but ok to use when you are not in the hand.

Thoughts?

 

[courage]

TD got it right.

 

[jbutler]

Agreed with @courage. Right call by TD.

More amusingly I saw a guy actually pull out his phone and use the calculator during a PLO hand a little while ago. No one said shit. He called and bricked both river runs and lost and said, "Yeah I wasn't getting the right price, but I didn't want to fold." Lol.

 

[dew4au]

Wow, gets told to put the papers away, then shoves and gets felted. Ouch.

 

[Mr. Cheese]

How does he make it all the way to 78th place is my question :

 

[dew4au]

How does he make it all the way to 78th place is my question :

loldonkament?

 

[jermfrog81]

How does he make it all the way to 78th place is my question :

Yeah I was wondering if been doing this all tournament or finally decided to get serious since its day 6

 

[Kain8]

Obvious online only player is obvious.

 

[MillyS]

Yup, obviously use to PT4/equilab combo!

 

[bergs]

I stacked off once to a girl that had a hand ranking list on a napkin. FML

 

[MegaTon44]

I stacked off once to a girl that had a hand ranking list on a napkin. FML

Yeah, I totally read this wrong.

Pulling mind out of the gutter

 

[lnlver]

I stacked off once to a girl that had a hand ranking list on a napkin. FML

I hope it wasn't a sanitary napkin.

 

[upNdown]

Did we ever find out for sure what that guy had written on those papers?
I think the only reason I'd be seen looking at notes at the table is if I wanted my opponents to think I was a total idiot.

 

[dew4au]

Did we ever find out for sure what that guy had written on those papers?
I think the only reason I'd be seen looking at notes at the table is if I wanted my opponents to think I was a total idiot.

If that's true, then that's real showmanship! Looking like a complete donk at the feature table in front of a large audience and then shoving all your chips into the great abyss isn't optimal play, methinks. Maybe he rode that pony all the way to 78th, though.

 

[upNdown]

I don't remember exactly, but I think he had A-9 off suit and he was out of position?
What were those papers going to tell him, how much he should raise?
Even if he'd never played poker before, 6 days of playing that tournament should have taught him what to do.
It seemed pretty strange to me.

 

[dew4au]

I don't remember exactly, but I think he had A-9 off suit and he was out of position?
What were those papers going to tell him, how much he should raise?
Even if he'd never played poker before, 6 days of playing that tournament should have taught him what to do.
It seemed pretty strange to me.

You are correct. That's what made it all the more hilarious. It's like the TD ruling got him all flustered and he donked out.