10 thoughts on “How to Identify Collusion at the Poker Tables”

1. That taking advantage of fold equity unless the target is up to it and takes advantage of the situation. There is a better way

2. Good stuff

3. It’s always English only at the table.

4. Really shouldn’t smoke weed before trying to explain something that you don’t know how to explain. But I’d be glad to sit down at a poker game with you..

5. It's almost comedic until you stop laughing and realize that in reality these people are scum.

6. All people have to do is collude on e or twice in a session to make it profitable. Doesnt have to be as obvious as if they colluded every hand.

7. Thank you. I was am here

8. Mr collie man at the beginning. Good music 😎😎

9. Hi Mark, this advice helped greatly today I was playing 1 2 and these two guys. who where friends, were almost certainly colluding. The one guy was a bad player, but not a complete guy, his friend seemed like a better player. They wanted to sit together at the same table. Then they wanted to sit next to each other. But here is where I thought they were colluding, though I was out of the hand. The guy to the left of me made like a 12 dollar bet on the flop, the first clown raised hem like 24 dollars and then his friend raised it to like 60 or something like that…this woman called and I think the initial better might have folded.
   Anyway it turns out that this clown flopped a straight, and it was totally obvious that there was a straight draw, the victim was going for a higher straight. Anyway on the turn the other "friend who raised to like $ 60 just folded. Went to the river and the clown picked up a nice sized pot.
   A couple hands later I asked the guy that raised what he had when he raised…he claimed a pair…I asked" do you always raise 2 raisers $60 when you only have a single pair? He acted all incredulous of course.
   Anyway I am new to 1 2 though been doing pretty well. Lot's of true fish. I saw two guys go ALL in with A J lol… turns out they had the exact same hand and they called a 3rd player who went all in with like pocket 10s and this was BEFORE The flop. lol
   Back to the collusion I made it pretty clear that I suspected something, I never said cheating to them, but I made it clear that I found their play to be highly suspect. They were two young asian kids in their early 20s. The one seemed, nice, but the other seemed like a scumbag with a lot of tattoos etc…I told the floor manager and pointed right at the two while I did it and their faces kind of turned white.
   Do you think I was right? Did I handle it the right way? Thanks BTW who are the 42 guys that thumbed down this awesome and very helpful information that you gifted us with. I guess there is more collusion out there then I thought.

10. Most managers do not care. The poker room makes money no matter what, so what does the casino care.

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