Guidelines
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- Venue
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- Management
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- Directors
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- Floor People
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- Dealers
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- Terms & Conditions
Rules
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- Tournament Staff
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- Dealer Error
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- Players
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- Discrepancies And Rulings
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- Ethical Play
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- One Player To A Hand, No Disclosure, No Advice
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- Poker Etiquette
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- Deal Making
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- Penalties And Disqualifications
- 10
- Official Language
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- Communication Devices
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- Electronic Devices
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- Valid Identification
- 14
- Registration
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- Alternate Players
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- Late Entries
- 17
- Absent Player
- 18
- Re-Buys
- 19
- Seating
- 20
- At Your Seat
- 21
- Seat Cards
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- Moving Tables
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- Re-Drawing Of Seats
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- Breaking Tables
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- Balancing Tables
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- Cards
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- Suit Ranking
- 28
- Dealing
- 29
- Deck Changes
- 30
- Fouled Deck
- 31
- Cards Visible
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- Unprotected Cards
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- Rabbit Hunting
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- Chips
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- Starting Chips
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- Chips Visible
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- Color Up
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- Chip Race
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- Dealer Button
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- Placement Of Dealer Button
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- Dead Button
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- Button In Heads Up
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- Misplaced Button
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- Blinds
- 45
- Dodging Blinds
- 46
- New Limits
- 47
- Hand For Hand
- 48
- Payout Level
- 49
- Final Table
- 50
- Betting Line
- 51
- Safe Zone
- 52
- Verbal Or Physical Declaration Of Action
- 53
- Checking
- 54
- Calling
- 55
- Action Pending
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- Calling “Time”
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- Calling For A “Clock”
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- Betting
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- Pot Size
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- All In
- 61
- All In Button
- 62
- Raise Requirements
- 63
- Methods Of Raising
- 64
- String Raise
- 65
- Oversized Chip
- 66
- Folding/ Mucking
- 67
- Mucked Hands
- 68
- Exposing Cards
- 69
- Show One Player, Show All Players
- 70
- Face Up
- 71
- Showdown
- 72
- Killing Winning Hands
- 73
- Verbal Declaration Of Hand
- 74
- Miscalling A Hand
- 75
- Playing The Board
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- Pot Awarding
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- Odd Chip
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- Side Pot
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- Dead Hand
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- Misdeals
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- Board Errors
Rule 30 - Fouled Deck
- 30.1
If at any time during a hand, a card deck is found to have too few or too many cards, a different color back or two cards of the same suit and rank, it will be deemed a 'fouled deck' and the hand will be declared a 'misdeal.' All bets will be returned to players, and all action voided.
- 30.2
Any player knowing or noticing, that the deck is defective, has an obligation to immediately bring this to the attention of the dealer. A player using this information in an unfair way will be subject to a penalty or disqualification.
- 30.3
Players intentionally producing a 'fouled deck' will be disqualified from the tournament.
