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It is funny to see people say things like “ I am 30% sure she cheated” or “65% sure she cheated”. Think about literally any other hand you have watched- 0% thinking anyone is cheating. Everything about this reeks and likely many things are wrong here. Part of me wonders if this is just pure marketing genius.
 
Taghkanic said:
Bart Hansen is reporting on his stream that Bryan has been losing $3-$5K daily in L.A. games in the past month or so. Wasn’t beforehand per his source. Hansen says it sounds either like he’s a degen, or he might have been dumping chips/$$$ to others to avoid suspicious cashouts.

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I can't imagine where he might have gotten that money from? Perhaps he negotiated a nice payday for the rights to his "how I escaped from prison" story?
 
Hornet said:
Circumstantial evidence doesn’t need to rule out anything. It just needs to make one scenario more likely than the other scenario. Plenty of convictions have been based on that type of circumstantial evidence.

Also, since apparently everyone is trying Robbi in the court of public opinion, I don’t think the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard is applicable. People are just trying to decide if they think she cheated or not.
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Civil case would be preponderance of the evidence
IDK how you try this in court at this point
 
i think for me this was always going to have been an inside job. it's the only way it could have made sense.

as far as i know dealers at the hustler are allowed to play on the tables when they're not working. stuff like that sketches me out.
 
lewan said:
i think for me this was always going to have been an inside job. it's the only way it could have made sense.

as far as i know dealers at the hustler are allowed to play on the tables when they're not working. stuff like that sketches me out.
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I tend to be more trusting (probably to my detriment) so I’ve never worried about that. But it did freak me out in a smaller room that I went to, just because a smart dealer who has spent a lot of time dealing to half the players at his table should probably have a significant edge.
 
upNdown said:
I tend to be more trusting (probably to my detriment) so I’ve never worried about that. But it did freak me out in a smaller room that I went to, just because a smart dealer who has spent a lot of time dealing to half the players at his table should probably have a significant edge.
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Most dealers that play are straight degenerates
 
upNdown said:
I tend to be more trusting (probably to my detriment) so I’ve never worried about that. But it did freak me out in a smaller room that I went to, just because a smart dealer who has spent a lot of time dealing to half the players at his table should probably have a significant edge.
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This happens occasionally, but it's pretty rare. As @Anthony Martino points out, most dealers are in fact degenerate gamblers and very poor poker players. But there are also some good ones, most of whom eventually end up just playing full-time instead. This is what happened with me, and with another local dealer who used to play in my home game back when I lived in WA (Tyler Patterson - who has gone on to do pretty well in poker. He was a dealer at Kenmore Lanes back before he was playing/winning big events on TV. And I actually just watched him win a circuit event 2 days ago in Sacremento).

It's a bit of a catch 22 though because the smaller card rooms usually want the dealers to sit in the games to help keep them going during their breaks, in between pushes (a "push" is the dealer's turn dealing at the table). If there are only 2 games going, they'll usually have 3 or 4 dealers in rotation, and the two that are on break will have to sit in the games if there are seats open, in order to prevent the games from getting short-handed and breaking. But a dealer who is a strong player can also end up doing more harm than good. Back when I was a dealer, in my early 20s, I was also playing poker for a living. I was making more money playing than I was dealing, so I ended up just dealing part-time, mostly because I enjoyed it, and because the tips were good and I liked the community and had a lot of friends in the WA poker scene. But it got to the point where I started breaking games because I was winning too much. So then the owners started asking me to soft-play the players, and would handicap me with rules like, "no check-raising allowed". But it still didn't work. I was still breaking the games because they would all just dump their money to me (the player pool was pretty bad at poker, though most were great people). I started checking down big hands heads up, trying not to take all their money, but it just delayed the inevitable. They'd still go broke, I'd still win money, and the only difference was that the house got a little bit more of a rake. Eventually, I just stopped dealing altogether because it was an awkward dynamic when you're just sitting there taking everyone's money and then 30 minutes later, you sit down in the box and they're handing you tips. I made more playing cards than I did dealing anyhow, so it was just sort of a natural progression. Most dealers who are strong players end up taking a similar path, so they don't remain dealers for too long.
 
upNdown said:
Wow, I can't tolerate the reddit idiots' comments on this. Nope, not for 60 seconds. You idiots are my idiots and I'm here for it. Those reddit idiots are stupid idiots with stupid idiot takes.
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Not sure if those or the DGAF conspiracy on Two Plus Two is worse...
 
that’s a good “no I’m not giving back 135k and here’s why” post.

It’s good enough to switch me over the 50/50 line to cheating > straight up. I go from 30% cheating to 60% cheating with all those details
 

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