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Originally Posted by bigfishead
3 yrs ago, during wsop (but not at the Rio), 2-5 PLO, 5 players to the flop with a preflop raise, with first two raisers playing in the dark. Before I get the flop out, first player bets, 2nd player calls, 3rd player calls. So I do what any dealer would do. I spread the flop face down, "action is on you". Everyone calls, and 1st player dark bets turn, 2nd player dark calls turn, So I put it out face down also. Still no board showing, everyone calls. And first player dark bets river, 2nd player dark calls, I put out the river face down, 3rd player dark calls, 4th player dark calls, 5th player says, "I gotta see a board".
As a player, I've never heard of this before. Could someone please explain? I play mostly Limit (and a few tourneys), not PLO, but I've seen players act dark and I've never seen a dealer spread the flop face down. If I wasn't one of the first three players to act dark I would have asked for the flop to be exposed.
Rapini: Sorry if this isn't appropriate here but I'm very curious about this procedure. Fell free to move this post if needed