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I ask only for a moment that we take a hiatus from the goat discussion.in defense of online poker, can we all go back to what kind of hand he was knocked out on?Had this happened to someone online there would have already been a thread on how online poker is rigged. So just to let everyone know...this happens in live action too.

Thank you. I had heard somewhere that the all in player was entitled to the blinds. While I didn't think this was correct I couldn't find the complete rule.What you guys have posted makes complete sense.

I would like to find out the exact ruling on this specific case.Although, because of "home rules", there may be a few different sets of rules. I only want to know the "official" ruling not house rules. So if you know the exact ruling please give a link to your source.The scenario:10 players at the tablethe blinds are 2,000-4,000the player under the gun has only 2,000 chips left and moves all in.everyone folds, the small blind calls the big blind(total 4,000) the big blind checks.To keep side pots out of it lets assume the small and big blind check to the showdownWhen the cards are shown we see

For any Napoleon Dynamite fans there's about 1000 quotes in that movie.The best one possibly being, "Back in '82 I could throw a pig skin a quarter mile."

i agree completely. However, can you believe that it is FOX that is actually showing the good hands and not the bafoonery? I can't. Fox has the reputation, especially with it's news coverage to be completly over the top leading you to question the truthfullness of anything they put on the news.