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本帖最后由 pokerbean 于 2012-7-13 11:22 编辑
今天2+2论坛那里有一个非常棒的回贴,#451楼,Johnny Grooms,权威的专业人士,2005年的WSOP Tournament Director.
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I have trained a lot of floor supervisors, shift managers, etc. each time I train a new one, we talk about the rule book, the intent of the rules, and the purpose for which the rule was written. The rule book exists as a "contingency plan" for how to deal with procedure irregularities and non-standard situations.
When confronted with a decision like this one, the floor should default to the rule book position....... That's the safest thing a floor person can do for job security, etc. I also tell the trainee that in doing this, they expose the fact that have no true understanding of the game. If being a good floor person/decision maker means that you can read a rule book, then anyone with passable reading skills can make an excellent floor.
The real floor people, the ones worth their salt, can step outside what the rule book says and apply rule #1, which refers to certain situations where the spirit and fairness of the game are to be taken into consideration. Instead of hiding behind a rule book, they can apply their years of knowledge and training to make a decision that is best for the game/situation. They can be creative. All I ask of someone when they make a decision like this is that they can logically explain why they made the decision they made, and be prepared to explain it to the players first, then to me second.
Look at any of the people that are widely considered to be excellent TD's and floor persons. You will see a history of those kinds of decisions. And those decisions are repeated within the industry and eventually become standards, in a manner much the same as judicial precedent.
I am sure that if you ask any widely respected TD/floor, they will tell you in different terms that what I have said here Is correct.
In the situation above, if I were uncomfortable making the ruling to render the 2-4 hand dead (which I wouldn't have been ) I would have asked for the highest ranking floor person on duty, and asked them to make the call. Eventually, someone up the chain of command would have gotten it right.
I would have stepped into traffic and set the rule book on fire, used common sense, and told the guy that while funny, he shouldn't do that again. Kill the hand. Move on, and let the players play the game.
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我明白,这件事其实很难有一个普世认同的准则,即便是专业人士,也可能会有不同的意见和裁决。但我就坚决站在Johnny Grooms这边了。 |
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