Cheater Or just home table advantage? (1 Viewer)

Multi Table vs Single Table Tournaments.

Can't tell him how to run his game but at your game you should start running 2 decks (one being shuffled behind the dealer) while the other is in play. This way it will be much harder for him (or them) to Stack the deck if he is in fact doing that. (It would be kind of obvious though because he would be frequently winning big hands on his button. Or hers.)

As @Saoliver mentioned it could be signaling. If the cards don't seem to be marked I would watch for this like a hawk.

I know it only sounds like $40 but it's not. It's a couple of hundred because he's winning not losing. And some people don't do it for the $ but because they have an illness so who knows.
We play almost only STT games. If it’s signaling it would probably be happening at my house too.
 
I agree with the fellas “innocent until proven guilty.” You can’t accuse anyone without hard proof. I agree to just keep an eye on him and see if your gut instincts and ints are right and you find him cheating somehow someway…Or maybe he’s just a great fucking player lol
 
I agree with the fellas “innocent until proven guilty.” You can’t accuse anyone without hard proof. I agree to just keep an eye on him and see if your gut instincts and ints are right and you find him cheating somehow someway…Or maybe he’s just a great fucking player lol
Super nice dude so i hope it turns out that he is just a great fucking player (at home). Or maybe we all just suck at his house :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
 
If he's cheating to the point that he's winning 95% at home, I can't imagine he'd give up the same techniques on the road.

Keep an eye on him for sure, though. Take notes.
 
I have seen idiots “pad their stack”. They liked having a structure with rebuys and addons and did not have a white board to keep up with how many rebuys and add on’s. So, nobody really knew how many chips were in play, and they always just added on a lot of big chips on during the add in period. So, I started a white board with rebuys and also I would kind of announce what my stack was and ask others before add on, it’s kind of an ass hole thing to do. But being the poker police is not an easy job… but I like protecting the game.
 

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