Professional Poker Player Suspended For Peeing At Table

A professional poker player named Antonio Esfandiari was recently suspended for peeing at the poker table. He did pee into a bottle, but he was still suspended, He claimed that he didn't have the energy to make it to the toilet.

A shame he didn't make it to the toilet, he could have then had a straight flush!

He should have had a Cather in. When he was peeing others at the table would not be able to read what kind of hand he had

Aren't there regular scheduled rests during a poker game? Not that I consider poker a sport mind you, but all normal sports have time outs, half times or whatever ...

Don't baseball dugouts have toilet facilities?

No Susie, baseball dugouts do not have toilet facilities. You might notice that the players go back via the walkway to the clubhouse to do whatever.

You might take the tour of Yankee Stadium to learn the geography.

I almost never watch sports on TV. If there is a sport I like, I PLAY IT.

It seems dugouts SHOULD have toilet facilities.

I have heard that some poker players avoid the predicament Antonio put himself in by wearing disposable diapers. Tournament poker does have breaks and you can sit-out a few hands whenever you want/need to. You just lose your blinds and miss the hands played. I think Antonio made a bad choice and it looks like he paid for it.

When ya gotta go, ya gotta go.

Wow, that's kind of hilarious.

As far as I know the sport that has the most peeing action is cycling where it's not uncommon for riders to all get off at the same time for a pee during more quiet times during the race. If a rider doesn't have the time to actually get off, he might hold his cock and pee to the side while riding a bit slower and sometimes getting a supporting hand on his sholder from a team mate so he doesn't crash while peeing. If it's during a deciding moment during the race and even slowing down a little could mean losing, he might simply piss in his pants while riding at normal speed.

Other than that, swimming comes to mind although of course the pee action there is much more hidden and nobody really knows just how much pee the swimmers have to swim through during contests.