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When to remove chips from play on a DQ'd player
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Do you remove the chips from play
Before the outcome of the hand in progress
0 (0%)
After the hand is over
2 (100%)
Total Members Voted:
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Voting closed:
April 26, 2018, 02:16:36 PM
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Uniden32
TDA Member & Veteran Poster
Posts: 114
Tournament Director at the Isle Casino
When to remove chips from play on a DQ'd player
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April 19, 2018, 02:16:36 PM »
Weird Situation the other day. 5 way pot, with 3 players all in. One of the all-in players basically loses it while dealer is trying to sort out the side pots. Ends up getting DQ'd before the flops comes out.
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Ralph Brandt
Tournament Coordinator
Isle Casino - Pompano Beach, FL
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Dave Miller
TDA Member & Veteran Poster
Posts: 421
Lead dealer / rules guru for World Free Poker
Re: When to remove chips from play on a DQ'd player
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April 19, 2018, 06:07:55 PM »
Once the chips are in the pot, they belong to the pot - and the winner of the hand.
Your poll is missing some options regarding the cards. The chips are in the pot, but the hand is dead and should be mucked. I.E., He cannot win the pot.
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BillM16
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Re: When to remove chips from play on a DQ'd player
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April 20, 2018, 06:29:50 AM »
Very interesting scenario Ralph!
A legitimate wager was made, and as Dave said, those chips are in the pot.
The wagering player is DQ before the hand completes.
The DQ'd player's hand is dead.
The rest of this hand should complete with the remaining live hands.
So, I wouldn't vote for either of the two options currently in your poll. Instead, all of the chips in the pot would be distributed to the winners with live hands - as Dave said.
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B~
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