Whilst watching the end of last nights heat, Roy Brindley commented that Ciaran O'Leary was out of order when he said "if you have the ace you got me" to his opponent heads-up(O'Leary had flopped 2pair). Why was this the case, anybody know?

I believe Roy Brindley said this because of the fact that O'leary's opponent was an on line qualifier. The money would mean such a great deal to this guy so it could therefore be seen as unkind or "out of order" to 'trick' this guy into blieving he held the best hand at the time, inducing the call. IMO this is really simple: O'leary is simply doing whatever it takes to win, knowing he holds the effective nuts in this spot (top two). This guy is never folding the A10 HU on this board and would be wrong to do so when it as a real chance to win the heat for him, as O'leary would be crippled. In the end, poker is massively about making the other guy believing something that is not true, which O'leary seems to have done well. In this case though, it probably didn't make a difference, as his opponent is always calling. Hope this helps

Hilarious from RB, an angle shooting dbag with a nonstop aggro mouth.

I must say I didn't think O'Leary did anything out of order whatsoever, and I dont believe Brindley was referring to the fact that other player was an internet qualifier. It just didn't make any sense to me.