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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
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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
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- Official Language
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- Communication Devices
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- Electronic Devices
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- Valid Identification
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- Registration
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- Alternate Players
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- Late Entries
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- Absent Player
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- Re-Buys
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- Seating
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- At Your Seat
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- 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
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- Dealing
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- Deck Changes
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- Fouled Deck
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- 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
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- Dodging Blinds
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- New Limits
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- Hand For Hand
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- Payout Level
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- Final Table
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- Betting Line
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- Safe Zone
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- Verbal Or Physical Declaration Of Action
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- Checking
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- Calling
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- 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
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- All In Button
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- Raise Requirements
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- Methods Of Raising
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- String Raise
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- Oversized Chip
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- Folding/ Mucking
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- Mucked Hands
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- Exposing Cards
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- Show One Player, Show All Players
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- Face Up
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- Showdown
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- Killing Winning Hands
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- Verbal Declaration Of Hand
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- Miscalling A Hand
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- 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 76 - Pot Awarding
- 76.1
To be awarded a pot, a player must show their entire hand, if there are one or more players involved with a live hand.
- 76.2
The pot will not be awarded until all losing hands have been killed.
- 76.3
The winning hand should remain 'face up,' until the pot is awarded.
- 76.4
Players are responsible to ensure that the pot is awarded accordingly.
- 76.5
If by dealer error, the pot is awarded to the wrong player, the error must be corrected before the start of the 'new deal.' Once a 'new deal' has begun, the result of the previous hand must stand. If the wrongly awarded pot has been mixed with a player’s chip stack, Management will at its best effort try to reconstruct the pot accurately. In certain situations, the tournament clock will pause and all tournament play will stop, until the error is corrected.
