Guy says "ten high" but actually has a ten high flush; do you consider this an angle? - Page 2 - Live Low-stakes No Limit Poker Forum

Can someone explain how UNDER-representing your hand could be seen as an angle?

Trying to get someone to flip up like jack high or something I guess?

Easy.
Lets assume I have the nuts, and I am supposed to show first based on whatever the house rules happen to be at the time.
I say that I have something other than the nuts some crappy hand for the board or something, my opponent with some weaker hands flips up his hand first out of politeness, I get to see his hand, and then I turn my hand face up and win the pot.

Easy angle by under repping your hand.
I could give more, but that's the most straight forward.

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09-29-2015 , 01:06 AM

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AllJackedUp

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I do this myself (roll cards over while announcing my high flush card).

I had no idea it annoyed the regs, now I'll do it more.

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09-29-2015 , 02:19 AM

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NeverLosesAtPoker

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If a player were to go out of my way to annoy me I would go out of my way to chase away the fish at the table. I prefer reg heavy games anyways.

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09-29-2015 , 07:21 AM

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sauhund

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09-29-2015 , 07:59 AM

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eldiesel

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Even if he had TcXs and said "Ten high flush" as he rolled it to try to get you to fold it's not an angle.

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