Fishy villain might have mucked the best hand, and it might be my fault
This is more of a poker ethics spot than a poker strategy spot, but feel free to comment on both. I have never been in a
"I give up, you win." twice... is a bit different than "you win"
and was enough to convince villain he was conceding.
Or he saw he was beat and took the opportunity to angle back.
True, it makes a bit different. But I read the "I give up" part as, I can't keep betting here, because I think you're gonna call. "I give up" is also another standard poker phrase that has nothing to do with conceding the pot.
I guess I would also assume that someone intentionally angling is not going to come here posting about it.
True, it makes a bit different. But I read the "I give up" part as, I can't keep betting here, because I think you're gonna call. "I give up" is also another standard poker phrase that has nothing to do with conceding the pot.
I guess I would also assume that someone intentionally angling is not going to come here posting about it.
I have not seen people here saying OP intentionally angled;some were close but backed away. Consistent message has been, yes, you did angle him even if that wasn't your intention.
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