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Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version / Re: 2022 Poker TDA Rules Version 1.0 Released
« Last post by Dave Miller on September 28, 2022, 05:54:46 AM »Will there be an update to the app?
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Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version / Re: 2022 Poker TDA Rules Version 1.0 Released
« Last post by TingoZhu89 on September 28, 2022, 02:04:35 AM »In RP-5 D, it says "See RP-17, reshuffling", but there is nothing about reshuffling in RP-17 or RPs before and after it.
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Poker TDA Rules & Procedures Questions, General / Re: Questions about raise amounts.
« Last post by Nick C on September 26, 2022, 08:52:34 PM »This is the latest TDA rule:
B: Without other clarifying information, declaring raise and an amount is the total bet. Ex: A opens for 2000, B declares “Raise, eight thousand.” The total bet is 8000.
I don't like it!
B: Without other clarifying information, declaring raise and an amount is the total bet. Ex: A opens for 2000, B declares “Raise, eight thousand.” The total bet is 8000.
I don't like it!
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Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version / Re: 2022 Rules
« Last post by BROOKS on September 26, 2022, 09:15:43 AM »Mike posted them at the top of this section.
It was also tweeted:
https://twitter.com/PokerTDA/status/1574280549904093184?t=iPHgb3r6Jk595LK-QKn9Zg&s=19
It was also tweeted:
https://twitter.com/PokerTDA/status/1574280549904093184?t=iPHgb3r6Jk595LK-QKn9Zg&s=19
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Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version / 2022 Poker TDA Rules Version 1.0 Released
« Last post by MikeB on September 25, 2022, 10:56:06 PM »Version 1.0 of the 2022 TDA Rules, Recommended Procedures, and Illustration Addendum is now available via Dropbox at this link:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9cw9g30fhgpf5gn/AAAJMmbSO8OqoWehZ5Z0I8LKa?dl=0
Three variations are available, each in both Word DOCX and PDF formats:
Longform with all rules, procedures, and illustration addendum.
Longform redlines with the above including bold red italics indicating changes from 2019
Shortform, handy pocket-size format, rules only
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9cw9g30fhgpf5gn/AAAJMmbSO8OqoWehZ5Z0I8LKa?dl=0
Three variations are available, each in both Word DOCX and PDF formats:
Longform with all rules, procedures, and illustration addendum.
Longform redlines with the above including bold red italics indicating changes from 2019
Shortform, handy pocket-size format, rules only
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Official Poker TDA Tournament Rules, Latest Version / 2022 Rules
« Last post by Klavan15 on September 20, 2022, 01:25:14 PM »Any idea when the 2022 TDA Rules will be out??
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Poker TDA Rules & Procedures Questions, General / Re: Questions about raise amounts.
« Last post by Nick C on September 16, 2022, 01:36:30 AM »Dave
This is why I brought this subject up...it is confusing. The confusion is created by the rule. What you just described is the way it used to be. Simple!
This is why I brought this subject up...it is confusing. The confusion is created by the rule. What you just described is the way it used to be. Simple!
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Live Cash Game Rules Questions / Re: Cash vs tournament
« Last post by Max D on September 14, 2022, 11:02:37 AM »In our league we try to stay consistent with TDA for ease of play. But for the specifics:
Asking to see a hand - No obligation
Calling for a clock - No it is a cash game, blinds are not raising so no need.
Also allowing for running it more than once, straddles, etc.
Asking to see a hand - No obligation
Calling for a clock - No it is a cash game, blinds are not raising so no need.
Also allowing for running it more than once, straddles, etc.
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Live Cash Game Rules Questions / Re: Cash vs tournament
« Last post by Dave Miller on September 13, 2022, 03:44:58 PM »Earlier today, in the thread about raises, I made mention of a YouTube show I watched where there was raising going that contradicted what was being discussed in that thread. OK, that was a cash game. But that made me start to think, isn’t there a thread about the differences between cash and tournament?
I really think there should be a section of the TDA rules which specifies, not cash game rules, but the differences in specific rules. And I’m kind of saddened to learn that this four year old thread that started to address it exists, but that it fell by the wayside, leaving the questions un-answered. ☹️
I really think there should be a section of the TDA rules which specifies, not cash game rules, but the differences in specific rules. And I’m kind of saddened to learn that this four year old thread that started to address it exists, but that it fell by the wayside, leaving the questions un-answered. ☹️
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Poker TDA Rules & Procedures Questions, General / Re: Questions about raise amounts.
« Last post by Dave Miller on September 13, 2022, 12:17:11 PM »Not to add a monkey wrench, or stir the pot, but…
Last night I happened to be watching on YouTube a series of clips of several hands that involved Phil Helmuth on the Big Game. That was the show that had 5 pros against a novice that is given $100K to play. (He keeps any profit at the end of 150 hands.)
On several of the hands, Phil announced a raise in the format of "Raise. $___."
Each time, the commentators then specified an amount which was the call PLUS the raise. And each time, that total was what Phil bet.
One time, Phil announced "Raise," put in the chips to call, then announced the amount of the raise, saying nothing other than the number. Again, this was the raise, not the total.
In my mind, this raise where he put in the calling chips first, clearly demonstrated that it makes sense that the number announced afterwards would be the raise not the total. And if that's the case, it also makes sense that anytime a raise is announced, without using the modifier "total" might default to mean "more."
OK, this show was several years old, so maybe the rules changed. Also, it was a cash game.
Sigh. I’m so confused……
Last night I happened to be watching on YouTube a series of clips of several hands that involved Phil Helmuth on the Big Game. That was the show that had 5 pros against a novice that is given $100K to play. (He keeps any profit at the end of 150 hands.)
On several of the hands, Phil announced a raise in the format of "Raise. $___."
Each time, the commentators then specified an amount which was the call PLUS the raise. And each time, that total was what Phil bet.
One time, Phil announced "Raise," put in the chips to call, then announced the amount of the raise, saying nothing other than the number. Again, this was the raise, not the total.
In my mind, this raise where he put in the calling chips first, clearly demonstrated that it makes sense that the number announced afterwards would be the raise not the total. And if that's the case, it also makes sense that anytime a raise is announced, without using the modifier "total" might default to mean "more."
OK, this show was several years old, so maybe the rules changed. Also, it was a cash game.
Sigh. I’m so confused……