Rule 46 question

Started by Mathieu Perchoc, August 09, 2021, 01:40:47 PM

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Dave Miller

Nick, written down, "Raise. 1000." Is two statements and is more clearly a raise TO 1000.

Yeah, I'd prefer player state it more clearly, such as "Raise. 1000 total." or "Raise. 1000 more."

As I mentioned, I teach my dealers to allow the 'more' clarification. But without it, go by the TDA rule and assume 'total.'
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Nick C

Pushing in the total amount eliminates any questions. However, I am always encouraging players to be more vocal, and that appears to be where the confusion comes from. Player A bets 400... Can player B say "Make it 1000?" Or "Raise it 600 more?"