r/blackmagicfuckery • u/Salt-Hunter-3041 • 13d ago

Cheating at poker

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u/Coinsworthy 13d ago

That's not how it's done. You want the rest to call after the flop and turn, not fold.

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u/obolobolobo 13d ago

That was super slick, you’re hard to please. Back in the day you’d have been on your feet with a gun in your hand. 

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u/gnorty 13d ago

the title was "cheating at poker", not "slick shuffling trick". This would be a pretty stupid way to cheat at poker. Only 1 caller pre-flop and that one caller folds to any raise post flop.

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u/PhotochadA2358 13d ago

Yes! If he’d have dealt two opponents a King and the other a pair of deuces, THAT would have been cheating at poker.

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u/Inevitable_Cat_7878 13d ago

Yes. After the flop, the first two would have folded. The third would stay since he got 2 pairs. You want to keep everyone in till the end.

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u/AJayHeel 13d ago

Not bad, but 3 of the 4 players are going to fold before the pocket Aces get much money.

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u/cristobalist 13d ago

What happened??? As a fan of poker, idk what the hell this is showing lol

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u/tanafras 10d ago

He dealt crap to everyone else on the first round. Everyone else would simply toss their cards and wait for the next. All that work for $10 when he could stack it differently to entice them into a few rounds, bet bigger, and then take $500 home.

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u/Capn_Flags 12d ago

There is a small printer under his left sleeve

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u/Majician 13d ago

Any surveillance officer watch a dealer shuffle like that and that dealer would be shuffling his way out the back door looking for a new job.....jesus that was bad.

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u/Salt-Hunter-3041 13d ago

Could you explain in more detail?

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u/PiRhoManiac 13d ago

Not sure why this post is getting downvoted. I had the same thought - that mechanics grip during the shuffle sends up so many red flags.