Poker Cash Game: Man Bets $10,300 Into $900 Pot On Bluff, Loses And Tries To Take Back BetFloor Rules That Player Gets To Decide Fate Of Opponent |
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It’s impossible to rank what are known as “angles” in the game of poker in terms of egregiousness, but this one in a Los Angeles cash game last week is definitely among the worst ever recorded.
At the Bicycle Casino, a player by the name of “Armenian Mike” bet $10,300 on the river into a $900 pot with just ace-high and a pair on the board, and he was instantly called by poker pro Ryan Feldman with a full house. Mike then tried to take his wager back and claimed his bet was a joke. Chaos then ensued.
Take a look at the hand, captured by a poker pro who wasn’t sitting in the game but watched the hand on the “Live at the Bike” stream. Let us know what you think in the comments section.
Here is video of the worst angle I've ever seen last night on @LiveAtTheBike
Ryan checks, Mike bets 10k on river, gets SNAP CALLED and says it is a JOKE. Floor rules that Ryan gets to decide what to do and Mike cries for 10 mins.
I'll be uploading a YT video on it later. pic.twitter.com/cDKhl2He2B— Jokey Ingram (@Joeingram1) June 9, 2018
The floor eventually ruled that the bet had to stand, but the decision was on Feldman to hold his opponent to the play or let him off the hook.
Feldman ended up taking Mike’s chips.
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