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Is Acting Out of Turn Allowed?
Hello, While other players were still betting, a certain player who was all in showed his cards. I’m wondering if this allowed. What do you think? I heard doing such will just distract other players who were still up for the betting round. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks! Clark Dawson Clark, Acting out [...]
Continue reading...Failed to Burn a Card
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hi, Just last Sunday evening, I played NL Texas Holdem with several friends. At preflop, me and a very close friend of mine went all in. By the way, in the hand, it was just me and him. Eventually, we opted to lay our cards down. Back then, I have Ace King suited while he [...]
Continue reading...When You Fold in an All In
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hello, Say for an instance, there were three players left for the pot, player 1, 2, and 3. Player 1 was the short stack and he went all in. Players 2 and 3 as a result called. Flop came and maybe because quite confident player 2 went all in. Player C on the other hand, [...]
Continue reading...Winning More Than You Can Cover
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
I played holdem Saturday night. Well, during a hand, the big blind and small blind were put in. Eventually, only one player called the blind. The name of the guy is Bill. Later part, he went all in, however it didn’t even match the big blind. Just an information, the big blind had fifty more [...]
Continue reading...Going All In at a Live Game
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hello, I want to ask something. If you say that you are going all in when it is not your turn during a live game, can it be considered as a verbal declaration? If not, then what? Hope to hear from you soon. By the way, I really like your site. Keep it up! Thanks [...]
Continue reading...Drawing the Turn and River Again
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hello, For roughly 6 years now, I’ve been playing no limit poker. I haven’t yet encountered a really serious problem but there’s one incident that happened just recently that somehow has troubled me. On television last week, I got the chance to watch a high-stakes cash game by which two players went all-in. On the [...]
Continue reading...It Was Not a Misdeal!
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hi, In the tournament I was into last night, the hand was dealt to the river by which both players went all-in and a player was eliminated. Quite bothering, right after the hands were flipped and the pot was awarded, some of us at the table noticed that there was an extra card flopped that [...]
Continue reading...An Inquiry About Side Pots
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hello, Before I lay down my question, I would like to thank you for creating and maintaining a site like this one. Thanks for all the efforts! For my question, well say at a table, 100-100 blinds. Then player A is the big blind, 200. There is player B who will go all in for [...]
Continue reading...Throws Over Cards Face Up Preflop
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hi, I’m wondering, what if a player throws over his cards face up preflop without saying it, should he therefore call all in bet or what? I’ll be glad to hear from you soon. Thanks, Joe Powers Joe, If a player throw their hand in preflop and do not declare anything when it is their [...]
Continue reading...About Acting Out of Turn
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hello, I played poker Monday night. There was a not so common hand that had 4 players after the flop, player 1, 2, 3, and 4. If I can remember it right, player 1 was the first to act. Eventually, player 2 bet out of turn and then went all in and so then moved [...]
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