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One desk in a $1 million GTD event was left questioning if they may play ‘Joker’s Wild’ when one was dealt by chance.
It has been a loopy week for glitches in stay and on-line poker. First we had the shedding hand awarded the pot on-line and now we had an equally baffling stay poker bug in Vegas.
In the $1,100 PokerInformation Cup at the Golden Nugget a Joker card was dealt on the flop at the begin of Day 2. Obviously the vendor had forgot to take away it from a brand new deck.
One plucky participant at the desk whipped his digicam out to seize the second:
As is probably going the case in most card rooms, the ground supervisor dominated the hand lifeless and the chips had been returned to the gamers. It wasn’t a ‘wild card’ as a Joker usually will be in some codecs and residential video games, which means that the card will be price no matter worth you want it to be to make your very best hand.
It is actually not the first time this has occurred in stay poker, but it surely does not occur a lot in $1 million assured tournaments.
Should it have been deemed a wild card? Let us know in the feedback:
