This is a clear as day pot to the Q6. Had the Kx tabled both cards then cards speak, but he didn't and thus his hand is a muck. I dunno how anyone can think of it any other way. The only exception is if the Q6 player requested to see the other hand, in which case it is live once turned over.
the authors claim that this is an angleshoot is fuckin ridiculous. He should let the best hand have the pot?? WHAT? So is it also unethical to bluff? Or unethical to shove a AKQJT board with no suits and when the guy says damn I flopped a set nice hand and flashes KK at you and the folds for you not to say, HEY WAIT A MINUTE u have a straight not a set. Or if an opponent misreads his hands and folds? come on man thats a joke
OSU/Michigan 1968. Ohio State won 50–14, including a 29-0 2nd half score. On their last touchdown they attempted a two-point conversion When asked why he went for two points with an already insurmountable 50–14 lead, Woody Hayes said, "Because I couldn't go for three."
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