Angle shooting in poker is defined as using unethical, intentionally deceptive tactics to take advantage of (usually more inexperienced) opponents. Angle shooting is engaging in actions that may technically be within the scope of the rules of the game, but that are considered unethical or unfair to exploit or take advantage of another player. For example, an angle shooter might motion as if they were folding their hand to induce other players to fold theirs out of turn. Possible angle shoot caught on the EPT Barcelona live stream The poker world is talking about a crazy hand from the Main Event where a player seems to 'bluff fold' to get information. In the words of Joe Ingram, 'nothing brings the poker community together like someone trying to angle on a live stream', and this week it seems we had one of the. Soverell was the next player out in this tournament, cashing for $640,294 in 3rd place. Ben Heath eventually took it down for $1,484,085 - the biggest score so far this World Series of Poker. Do you think it was a mistake or a deliberate angle shoot? Let us know in the comments.

Angle Shoot Poker Terms

Dec 16 trending

Angle Shoot Poker Term

• 1. Watermelon Sugar
• 2. Ghetto Spread
• 3. Girls who eat carrots
• 4. sorority squat
• 5. Durk
• 6. Momala
• 7. knocking
• 8. Dog shot
• 9. sputnik
• 10. guvy
• 11. knockin'
• 12. nuke the fridge
• 13. obnoxion
• 14. Eee-o eleven
• 15. edward 40 hands
• 16. heels up
• 17. columbus
• 18. ain't got
• 19. UrbDic
• 20. yak shaving
• 21. Rush B Cyka Blyat
• 22. Pimp Nails
• 23. Backpedaling
• 24. Anol
• 25. got that
• 26. by the way
• 27. Wetter than an otter's pocket
• 28. soy face
• 29. TSIF
• 30. georgia rose

So here I am in Cyprus adjusting to the ten hour time difference between LA/Vegas and I’m catching up on the action at PCA and came across a video update with Daniel Negreanu where he is playing a hand against an opponent and they are on the river. Here is the link, watch it for yourself before you read any further:

http://www.cardplayer.com/cptv/channels/13-other-poker-videos/poker-videos/3964-2010-pokerstars-caribbean-adventure-negreanu-calls-floor

I am going to go out on a limb here and say Negreanu has to know the rules of poker by now. So when he raises his opponent’s river bet and his opponent thinks it was a call and begins to roll over his hand, he knows full well that it doesn’t stop the action. It may result in a warning or penalty, but the hand is not over. In fact Negreanu has the advantage because he has seen part of his opponent’s hand. Then at the end of the video Negreanu say’s “I wasn’t going to call anyway,” yeah right! The whole thing, calling the floor after he saw part of the hand was an attempt to see if his straight was good and decide if his opponent had aces up or a full house. It was a terrible decision by the floor person, clearly being pressured by Negreanu. Kind of interesting that he is helping roll out a new poker tour as an “ambassador” of PS, and he muscles the floor guy, who you can see has a PS logo on his shirt, I was truly shocked buy the whole episode. Let me know what you think.