Ludo-victor Doesn't Show Hand to Win Pot

We weren't both glued to table ex-Lacay but it is right on the outside of the table forest and therefore one of the easiest to access and see what's going on without "Pardon me, sorry, could you breathe in for a moment"-ing your way across.

So I caught another hand just prior to his exit where Mr. Lacay bluffed off a good chunk of change.

He raised preflop, bet several thousand on the {10-Diamonds}

flop, and got called both times by one of the blinds (I think). In any case, Out Of Position Matey checked the {6-Diamonds}

turn and he checked behind.

The {A-Hearts}

river saw another check to Lacay, who calmly bet 7,400 after a pause. He was snapcalled, and snapmucked, fingers stinging from being snapped in the till.

However, and this is the same thing I saw once at the WSOPE last week, the winner of the hand waited for Lacay's hand to hit the muck and received the pot without turning his own cards over. No one said a thing about it and play continued.

Tags: Ludovic Lacay