Alex Gets a Stern Warning from Poker Arbiter!

Alex forgot she couldn't do that

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[Tehom]

New title: Alex gets mild, almost inaudible comment from poker arbiter.

[Triggerboy]

For all the confused people here:
Alex gave AdeptTheBest, who was out of chips, a $100 chip to be able to play this one round. This is not allowed since someone without chips has to buy-in for $5k.
IMO the warning should have been given to the dealer and/or AdeptTheBest, not Alex.

[Nick_Jones]

She didn't break the rules, the dealer did. She shouldn't have been told off, it was the dealer/floor managers decision to let them play that hand.

[frustratedchild]

Alex playing poker and Andrea Boxing. what a world

[wjatube]

I'm confused. The house sets the rules. The floor manager watches the dealer who sets the rules for the players. The floor manager watched this whole thing playout and should've reminded the dealer to do their job not the player.
But if the player disputed the dealer the floor manager could intercede.

[boxychubbo]

So stern. I hope she can somehow emotionally recover and put the pieces of her destroyed life back together again.

[CaliGTPT]

"the prophets have betrayed us" oops sorry wrong arbiter

[SGProductions]

I'm a dealer of 10 years. Dealers should be intervening with chip passing and monitoring buy in amounts (and $100 was an absurd buyin for this game and the player should not even be dealt in), but doing so will cut tip rate. In the UK where I deal, this is not as much of a big "deal" because tips are generally quite low outside private games and most games are low stakes, but in the USA where tips are much larger (for example I have heard that a dealer in the Bicycle casino can make $25 an hour in tips, compared to perhaps £2 an hour here in the UK), anything that slows down the game is dreadful for a dealer's income.

In this specific situation the game is broadcasted, so it is fair for the dealer to assume that there is a higher than normal level of monitoring by floor staff and that the house wants their "TV dealer" to be seen, not heard and just deal as quickly as possible without error to maximise the appeal of the venue and prestige of the event, and therefore this may provide some insight as to the staff behaviour here.

In any case, the dealer really ought to straighten out the community cards. His slanted board looks very sloppy.

[justin]

That was intense it was like she was being scolded by her mom 😮. How will she ever recover

[coolcat]

Adept out there playing with xQc's money lmfao

[brucelee-hlzn]

She tried to play the Phil Helmut's Gambit.

[phnigra]

So cute how Alex says ‘Hello’ at 01:06 😊😇😍

[neuxell]

ref had qualified immunity so arbiter had to go after the player for giving the ref a decision to make

[Namdrahsirhc]

The morning lobby at a poker table is the crossover I never knew I needed

[anthonycarless]

The dealer should have called that, they need to know the rules on their table

[Evebr]

The floor manager needs a lesson on poker etiquette.

[cyclegurujay]

Alex so upset after that really stern scolding. It put her of her game for 2 seconds.

[domscott]

That was a real stern talking to by the guy in the thumbnail that doesn’t exist. How can people look at themselves in the mirror straight up lying to people 😂

[delpow]

that's it. im turning Alex into my next pokerstars avatar 😍

[dhruvilpatel]

For all non-poker fans, it's not warning because player did nothing wrong as it's dealer's responsibility to make sure before a hand is dealt. Instead it is acknowledgement that poker arbiter or floor (more technical term) made to the player that they have to buyin minimum or they could leave.