Playing the £50 tourney at Walsall on Sunday, the chipleader, a mouthy guy to be honest, took a dislike to a young guy who was moved 2 seats to his right.
Within the first couple of hands Mr Mouth was calling him "An Internet player", despite the young guy insisting he didnt play on the net. A clash was inevitable as the young guy could play.
Mr mouth eventually came over the top of a raise and the young guy, putting him on air, called with
tc .
Mr Mouth didnt have air and tabled qd qs
The flop came down
:
:
turn brought the jd before the river ended it with the
Mr Mouth said "Bye-Bye Son" and the youngster began to walk......until I piped up and said "He has hit the straight" which the dealer had missed, as had the rest of the table (I believe)
Mr Mouth was fuming, telling me I was out of order, despite the fact that earlier, on an 8-8-6 board, I had heard him discussing what he had passed when one player was contemplating whether to call a raise.
My question is....WAS I wrong to pipe-up when I was not in the hand ??
