Pushing out chips

Started by secretboy, May 17, 2026, 09:40:11 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

secretboy

This happens in a home game, blinds are 400/800 first to act is player A. Player A raises to 2400 total but player A fails to push out chips, It is only a verbal raise. Player B and C fold; Player D says call and puts out 800. So the problem that I am having is that Players lately fail to put out there chips. In this situation I give player A warning that he must put his chips out to let everyone know. In cases like this I give Player D the option to call the 2400 or to fold and surrender the 800. So with this situation it is laziness and Player B failed to hear the verbal. I took some flak for this, I felt it was a fair ruling. Can you give me some feed back on this. Also what would happen in the casino with Player A not pushing out his chips?   

Dave Miller

Sounds like this is a frequent problem. As such, it could be an angle shoot attempt for free chips.

I.E. Deliberately making a vague raise, then rake in unearned chips from players that undercall and fold.

Therefore, penalty for player A and player D has the option to fold and get the called chips back. 
Superstitions are silly, childish, irrational rituals, born out of fear of the unknown.
But how much does it cost to knock on wood?