One World Series of Poker participant flipped three tables and was tackled to the ground in a stunning scene at Harrah’s Cherokee in North Carolina on Sunday, according to pokernews.com. The individual has not been revealed but he shouted that God has told him to do it, one player told the outlet.

During a break at a WSOP Circuit Main Event at Harrah’s Cherokee, a poker player overturned three tables, erasing chip stacks. Security apprehended him, and the tournament resumed after staff reconstructed chip stacks.

With just a handful of tables remaining, someone in the casino area flipped over three tables – sending chips spilling out over the floor, delaying the tournament, and leaving the rest of the field wondering why someone would take such measures.

Four-time Circuit ring winner David Moses shared a video of the carnage, saying in the video: “Somebody’s banned for life”. Flipping over the tables provided a logistics nightmare for the tournament since it provided a major issue in terms of resuming the tournament with all players having correct amount.

Things took an unexpected turn on Sunday when an unidentified man caused a scene by flipping over three poker tables in what seemed to be a fit of rage. He was tackled to the ground in a stunning scene at Harrah’s Cherokee in North Carolina,

The WSOP Circuit $1,700 Main Event at Harrah's Cherokee Casino on North Carolina is set to enter its final day of play today with 17 players making Day 3

Hopefully, today will be a much quieter day at The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOP Circuit) Main Event at Harrah’s Cherokee. It took an unexpected turn on Sunday as chaos erupted when an unidentified man caused a scene by flipping over three poker tables in what seemed to be a fit of rage.