Dude, why would anyone soak a cast iron pan overnight? That's just basic kitchen survival. I'm with you, I had a roommate who used my carbon steel wok to boil pasta and then scrubbed it with steel wool. The rust spots are still there. I've learned my lesson too - my good stuff stays in my closet under a pile of towels now. Some people just don't get that certain pans need special care. I feel your pain with that Lodge.

Ngl, that's not really a 'hidden' breaker move though. It's actually in the rulebook under momentary interruptions of play. The trick is timing it right so the other guy doesn't see it coming, but calling it hidden is a stretch. Most decent players spot it if you telegraph it with your body language. Honestly, a real pro move is using the same setup but making it look like you're just adjusting your grip. That's where the subtlety comes in, not in the breaker itself but in the setup. Tbh, anyone who's played more than a couple seasons knows the basic hidden breaker is just standard stuff now.