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jerseygirls · 04-05-2006, 11:49 AM

Two Poker players go to the casino.

Player A says to Player B in the car, "Lets pool together our money if we sit at the same table to better help our odds of winning".

They Play the $200 buy-in NL Holdem ring game.

Player B busts out fast while Playber A is up $200.

Player B goes to the ATM and calls Player A and says "Should i buy back in for another $200, do you still want to play ?"

Player A responds, "Go ahead I want to stay, we'll figure it out later".

Player B gets back into the game for another $200 and busts out again quickly.

When Player A gets off the table he now has $500

QUESTION IS: How should they split the player A's winnings ???

Player A has a $200 investment in the game (and won a TOTAL of $500, clearing a $300 profit) and Player B has a $400 investment into the game (leaves negitive $400).

Please post your thoughts.

04-05-2006, 11:49 AM
jerseygirls Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ Posts: 219	Poker Question: 2 friends having a friendly dispute - Need your opinion Two Poker players go to the casino. Player A says to Player B in the car, "Lets pool together our money if we sit at the same table to better help our odds of winning". They Play the $200 buy-in NL Holdem ring game. Player B busts out fast while Playber A is up $200. Player B goes to the ATM and calls Player A and says "Should i buy back in for another $200, do you still want to play ?" Player A responds, "Go ahead I want to stay, we'll figure it out later". Player B gets back into the game for another $200 and busts out again quickly. When Player A gets off the table he now has $500 QUESTION IS: How should they split the player A's winnings ??? Player A has a $200 investment in the game (and won a TOTAL of $500, clearing a $300 profit) and Player B has a $400 investment into the game (leaves negitive $400). Please post your thoughts.