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Biggest angle/cheat in poker confirmed?

Dude bluffs w/ 7-high OTR, opponent calls, dude says he has AA, opponent mucks. Dealer ships dude the $11K pot. Dude flips over his 7-high.

Scum needs to pay his opponent back. In before "that guy learned his lesson to always see his opponent's hand before mucking." A line has been crossed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifEGWinFuzg&t=450s

Can only have sympathy for the guy if he is a noob

OP is shocked.

Maybe the guy who mucked had 6-high

This guy didn't sound very repentant, OP. He kept saying he did it because he was tilted.

That also works as a great excuse for beating your wife! So long as you didn't really mean it.

The board was 2c2h4dQd6s.

Scammer had 7c8c

I'm "Shocked" OP didn't notice he had 8 high not 7 high,

Low-Life Calls Bart Hanson to Gloat

It's 25-50 pesos so more like $1-$2.

Oh. This is the one Bart tweeted two weeks ago.
I thought this was a new one.

I LOVE that he willingly exposes his hand after, the biggest FU ever.

I've seen this one happen a few times:
Guy is bluffing river, there's a crying call made and bluffer tables his hand. Caller is like "What's that..." and the bluffer just to be a dick or joking around goes "Flush... (or) Set..." and the guy mucks.

Then he looks more and more and he's like "Wait, what is it..." dealer say "He has Q hi" but the guy mucked before the dealer even announced hand or pushed the board up etc

that guy learned his lesson to always see his opponent's hand before mucking.

that's how you get death threats

this killed me too.

Until this moment, I had no idea the peso was at about 25 per USD. For most of my adult lifetime, it has always hovered around 10. Or maybe it just seemed like that – not exactly something I follow. It has been in the high teens for a few years, didn't know that, either.

Assuming Dude's story is true, I wonder what happened immediately after? Bart says something like "I don't know how the other guy lets you take that pot."

By the way, the comment thread in any poker-related YouTube video is always worth a few lulz. This one is no exception. My favorite is the guy who says if there is an all-in and a call, all cards must be exposed ("it's a fact"). I don't fault anyone for getting interested in poker because he watched a tournament on TV back in the day. Many of us – and yes, I say "us" because it includes myself – fall into that category. But that guy then makes himself out to be some authority. Again, the lulz.

Finally, are we sure it's pesos, and not petros? 'Cause this guy sounds a lot like Ivan Freitez.

People LIE in poker? WTF! I thought this was a gentleman’s game.

Bart Hanson tried to build his business by following people on Twitter and then unfollowing them after they followed him. Maybe OP is misinformed about who the lowlife is.

If i ever did a **** like this i would be a ashamed to tell the world about it... what POS...


Once i bluffed a villan... showed the bluffed... then realize the villan had 4 cellphones.. i had a bad feeling in my heart... villan then bluffed show the hand shared a laught....

2 days later villan shoots people outside casino... drug dealer....

Advice bet smart while play live poker... is easy to get killed...

How does one build a business this way?

^im intrigued by this also

3rd ^^^ explain it to us please

I have nothing against Bart. In fact, I enjoy listening to him when he is a guest on my favorite poker podcast. However, he did this to me as well.

His Twitter page advertises his coaching business.

Thread logic:
Angle shooting is ok at the poker table anywhere because Bart Hanson used bad Twitter practice.

Anytime angle shooting is brought up we should instead focus on Bart's twitter habits.

https://youtu.be/1C4mhWFNuCU

Best poker story ever.

Where do you play?