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WSOP Floor's decision making skills?

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  1. BIANCHI BIANCHI is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:26pm)

    Steve Seidman was all in with TT vs. 77 with his tournament life at stake. On the flop a 7 hits. Dealer lays down a 4 card flop. Seidman calls the floor over. Players at te table agree that the 7 was part of the true 3 card flop. Floor rules to reshuffle and reflop to the dislike of the player with a set of 7s.

    New flop contains another 7. However, with two clubs on the flop, Seidman goes backdoor for a flush.

    (As reported by Pokernews.com)
  2. CincinnatiKid CincinnatiKid is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:30pm) in reply to BIANCHI

    oops!
  3. BillMueller BillMueller is offline OT President

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:32pm) in reply to CincinnatiKid

    New flop contains another 7. However, with two clubs on the flop, Seidman goes backdoor for a flush.

    That's what she said!!!!!
  4. Mav413 Mav413 is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:34pm) in reply to BIANCHI

    lol I think the real question is how do you accidently deal out a 4 card flop? Cards must have slightly stuck together or something
  5. CincinnatiKid CincinnatiKid is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:36pm) in reply to Mav413

    Maybe flip over the burn card too? I dunno....
  6. BIANCHI BIANCHI is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 7:42pm) in reply to BIANCHI

    It really doesn't even matter. 2 players are all in, and there is no action. The dealer can lay the entire deck on the table face up and as long as the players and cameras can tell what the flop, turn and river are, the other cards are irrelevant.
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  7. dynamite d dynamite d is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 9:43pm) in reply to BIANCHI

    It's a reshuffle of the cards which was the right call by the floor. The hand was dead when four cards came out on the flop, and it doesn't matter they were all in. You do the same for players still with chips as well as all ins.
  8. dvIII dvIII is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2007 (7/10/2007 9:51pm) in reply to BillMueller

    hahhahaha... i was thinking that, too
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