- 1
- Venue
- 2
- Management
- 3
- Directors
- 4
- Floor People
- 5
- Dealers
- 6
- Terms & Conditions
- 1
- Tournament Staff
- 2
- Dealer Error
- 3
- Players
- 4
- Discrepancies And Rulings
- 5
- Ethical Play
- 6
- One Player To A Hand, No Disclosure, No Advice
- 7
- Poker Etiquette
- 8
- Deal Making
- 9
- Penalties And Disqualifications
- 10
- Official Language
- 11
- Communication Devices
- 12
- Electronic Devices
- 13
- Valid Identification
- 14
- Registration
- 15
- Alternate Players
- 16
- Late Entries
- 17
- Absent Player
- 18
- Re-Buys
- 19
- Seating
- 20
- At Your Seat
- 21
- Seat Cards
- 22
- Moving Tables
- 23
- Re-Drawing Of Seats
- 24
- Breaking Tables
- 25
- Balancing Tables
- 26
- Cards
- 27
- Suit Ranking
- 28
- Dealing
- 29
- Deck Changes
- 30
- Fouled Deck
- 31
- Cards Visible
- 32
- Unprotected Cards
- 33
- Rabbit Hunting
- 34
- Chips
- 35
- Starting Chips
- 36
- Chips Visible
- 37
- Color Up
- 38
- Chip Race
- 39
- Dealer Button
- 40
- Placement Of Dealer Button
- 41
- Dead Button
- 42
- Button In Heads Up
- 43
- Misplaced Button
- 44
- 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
- 56
- Calling “Time”
- 57
- Calling For A “Clock”
- 58
- Betting
- 59
- Pot Size
- 60
- 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
- 76
- Pot Awarding
- 77
- Odd Chip
- 78
- Side Pot
- 79
- Dead Hand
- 80
- Misdeals
- 81
- Board Errors
Rule 3 - Players
- 3.1
In certain situations, unusual circumstances may arise, whereas, a player may have the right to appeal a ruling to the highest authority in the room.
- 3.2
A player shall not benefit from an error caused by their action.
- 3.3
Players are encouraged to familiarize themselves with 'The International Poker Rules' and to take notice of any forced changes and/or modifications posted in the tournament area. Lack of knowledge regarding the rules may not be deemed as an excuse by a violator. An unintentional error should be less serious than a deliberate violation and may be ruled as such.
- 3.4
The game of poker relies on the integrity of an individual to play in a fair manner and to abide by the policies, procedures, and rules of the tournament. Players should conduct themselves in a disciplined manner, demonstrating sportsmanlike behavior at all times.
