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TDA POKER TOURNAMENT RULES & RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES => Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version => Topic started by: MikeB on August 24, 2015, 09:07:00 PM
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The 2015 Rules will shortly be uploaded to the TDA website, in the meantime you may access them online using the following links. If using Android or iPhone the first screen that comes up asks to download the Dropbox app. You don't have to do that... simply click the blue box with the downward arrow at upper right > on the next screen select "direct download".
The following versions are in all-black type and do not highlight changes from the 2013 rules:
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0, Longform Layout with Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum Word docx format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4iuow7dhbxv04ce/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20full%20longform%20docx%205.docx?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0, Longform Layout with Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum PDF format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5at3650sslkpi68/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20full%20longform%20PDF%201.pdf?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0, Handout Layout, Rules only, Word docx format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/139db4392bcqs36/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20handout%20size%20docx%207.docx?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0, Handout Layout, Rules only, PDF format
https://www.dropbox.com/s/47902jfyk269hk4/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20handout%20size%20PDF%203.pdf?dl=0
The following versions all contain changes from 2013 in red italics:
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0 w/ redline changes from 2013, Longform Layout with Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum Word docx format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3bluovts0pbfhyx/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20full%20longform%20redlines%20docx%20A.docx?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0 w/ redline changes from 2013, Longform Layout with Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum PDF format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wstpn79j1nadkpu/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20full%20longform%20redlines%20PDF%20A.pdf?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0 w/ redline changes from 2013, Handout Layout, Rules only, Word docx format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uryxmkcandkvt30/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20handout%20size%20redlines%20docx.docx?dl=0
2015 TDA Rules Version 1.0 w/ redline changes from 2013, Handout Layout, Rules only, PDF format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zprn11f4563phro/Poker%20TDA%20Rules%202015%20Version%201.0%20handout%20size%20redlines%20PDF.pdf?dl=0
Please note, only the longform versions above include the Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum.
This thread is for links to the 2015 Rules only. To comment please use the TDA Rules discussion and suggestion threads.
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This is like my Christmas. Thanks for all the hard work Mike!
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TY so much for your great job Mike.
GG
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This looks great, is the test updated as well?
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This looks great, is the test updated as well?
Underway. Will likely be ready by mid-Sept.
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Great, thank you Mike.
Max
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Great work, Mike! ;D
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Hi guys,
I think it miss some rules or some details in the TDA.
Like the rule about " talking at the table " ??
What is allowed or not ? In multiways pot and HU ?
or
How proceeded for a player, out of the tournament area, all-in by/in blind and/or ante ?
Does his hand is alive or not, has the dealer got to open his cards for him to play the hand till the end and maybe double ...
or
Does the blinds were allowed to raise if a short stack shove less than a SB or BB ?
An maybe some more things and details ...
I think that a beginner TD and for players we don't make his job/ their understanding of rules and the game easy !
Personnnaly I know all of that but I ve got to ask to some TD friends like Nico Fraioli, Nick O Hara, Mickael Wesson Milliat ...
Maybe I'm wrong but I ve never find those points in the TDA or in the French Translation.
I apologize for my english my friends and I hope I was clear on those explanations.
Regards.
Terence Bertault
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I created some booklet pdf's of the 2015 TDA Rules.
The pdf's include a QR Code that can be scanned by a smart phone and point to the PokerTDA website.
2015 Poker TDA Rules with an index (http://www.homepokertourney.com/docs/rulebook/Poker-TDA-Rules-2015-Booklet.pdf)
2015 Poker TDA Recommended Procedures and Illustration Addendum (http://www.homepokertourney.com/docs/rulebook/Poker-TDA-Rules-2015-Extras-Booklet.pdf)
Print all the 'odd numbered' pages of the booklet on your computer printer and then feed those same pages back into your printer and print the 'even numbered' pages. Collate the pages, fold them in half, and staple them down the spine to form a booklet. This is what the booklet looks like (before it is folded in half) ...
(http://www.homepokertourney.com/images/rulebooklet.jpg)
Web Pages
An easy-to-read web page with the TDA Rules (http://www.homepokertourney.com/poker-rules-tda.htm)
A slimmed down version of the TDA Rules on my mobile site (http://mobile.homepokertourney.com/mobile-tda-poker-rules.htm)
Good luck, Barry
HomePokerTourney.com
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Barry: Many thanks for creating these booklets.
If you haven't checked out the mega-portal Home Poker Tourney, it is a treasure-trove of practical poker-related information:
http://www.HomePokerTourney.com
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Hi guys,
I think there s a little error in Illustration addendum. Rule 40-B, example 2.
There are four players left and not three ...
For the raises guys, I think you will have to talk about :
- European raises : everytime the double of the last largest bet
- US raises : raise with at minimum the difference between the two prior bets
I name it like that and in your example you are talking of US raise only ... A lot of house don't use it ... In France for example, it's in the law that a raise has to be always the double ...
Edit : guys, I don t want to be disrespectful but a lot of example in Illustrations Addendum are so bad ... some are too basics and scholastics that there are funny ... and some don't prove that a TD can use his discretion like the Rule 52 Example B ... We can do much better I think ...
Friendly regards.
Terence
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For the raises guys, I think you will have to talk about :
- European raises : everytime the double of the last largest bet
- US raises : raise with at minimum the difference between the two prior bets
I name it like that and in your example you are talking of US raise only ... A lot of house don't use it ... In France for example, it's in the law that a raise has to be always the double ...
Terence
Hi Terence,
The double raise is only in France. In the rest of Europe raises are properly made.
Juan.
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Hi Mike:
There are some small mistakes in the Illustration Addendum:
Rule 19: Both examples are the same, only changes the name of the game.
Rule 40-B Example 2 is completely messed up.
regards,
Juan.
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Hi Terence,
The double raise is only in France. In the rest of Europe raises are properly made.
Juan.
Hi Juan,
Double raise is used in others countries my friend like all the countries and Islands in Indian Ocean ...
But you re right for Europe I think, I ve never played in Germany, Holland, Portugal ...
We name it like that here and French named it sometimes like that !
Maybe we call it like to mark the contradiction too ! US / EUROPE ... But now for you and on this forum I will talk about "Double Raise Rule" ! ;)
Friendly regards.
Terence
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Terrance,
If I'm understanding you correctly, it sounds like you are saying the raise rule in France does not allow a true minimum raise. Limit poker is easy to figure and I'm sure you're referring to no limit.
If a player wagers 100 and the next player raises to 200 (double or 100 more), this is the minimum allowable raise, of course. ;)
The next player is facing a 200 wager...his options are: fold, call 200, or raise. The question is: how much can he raise? In no limit we know he can put in all of his chips by going all-in. What is the minimum raise he can make? The only answer is 100 more, which would make his bet 300 (100+100+100). I'm afraid that you are saying in France, the min raise must double the 200 bet he is facing. If I'm correct, there is a serious problem in all of France when it comes to no limit poker!
Before I continue, I'd like some clarification on this. I'd also like to move this topic to it's proper location.
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For the raises guys, I think you will have to talk about :
- European raises : everytime the double of the last largest bet
- US raises : raise with at minimum the difference between the two prior bets
I name it like that and in your example you are talking of US raise only ... A lot of house don't use it ... In France for example, it's in the law that a raise has to be always the double ...
Terence
Hi Terence,
The double raise is only in France. In the rest of Europe raises are properly made.
Juan.
Not that it matters much, but the pub league I deal/floor for, in New Jersey USA, uses the 'European' style described. This is to make it simpler for both novice players and novice dealers.
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Hi Nick,
Yes my friends it s the double raise rule !
Always put the double of the last biggest bet !
If we are playing 50/100, I can raise 200 and a 3bet will be 400, a 4bet 800, a 5bet 1600 ! ^^
I'm talking about min-raise here !
It's an horrible rule ... lol
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It's a ridiculous rule and every effort should be made to correct it. Now I understand why so many members are confused when it comes to raises. If what you describe is true the complete section on raises for no limit poker in France needs a section of it's own.
In my opinion, it's a different game altogether. If no limit raise rules are that different in France, perhaps it's time to introduce a completely new game..."French No-Limit Hold'em" ::)
As for the rest of the poker world, let's keep it the way it is...the way it should be. :)
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Hi Nick,
I m agreed with you ...
You will never see a 6bet or 7bet till the mid-game in France ... Amounts are too big with this rule ...
We can t do anything against that in France because It's in the law ... Yep frenchs had the good idea (lol) to write poker rules in the law in 1980 ... It's so archaic now ... and the law > TDA rules ... :-\