Rules Of Poker: Essentials For Every Game

Name: Rules Of Poker: Essentials For Every Game | Essentials For Every Game
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Essentials For Every Game

Lou Krieger Sheree Bykofsky(Autor*in)

Lyle Stuart (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 1. Dezember 2006

304 Seiten

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Intro
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
Why This Book Is Needed
Our Book's Objective
What We Assume About You
How to Use This Book
How This Book Is Organized
Will This Book Prevent All Future Arguments at the Poker Table?
Acknowledgments
Part One: Reponsibilities and Etiquette
Chapter 1 The House-General Rights and Procedures
1.1 The Prime Directive
1.2 One Player per Hand
1.3 Cards Speak
1.4 Location: Cultural and Regional Differences
1.5 Languages Permitted at Poker Table
1.6 The Management Framework: Decisions, Policies, and Etiquette
1.7 Fair Rules: Publication and Player Entitlement
1.8 Employee and Management Accountability
1.9 Decisions Made by Floor Supervisors, Not Dealers
1.10 Decisions Made in Best Interests of Game
1.11 Policing Player Conduct
1.12 Incorrect Decisions Made in Good Faith
1.13 Right to Start and Break Games
1.14 Right to Change Game Elements
1.15 Right to Introduce New Decks
1.16 Right to Prohibit Certain Players from Same Game
1.17 Right to Establish Appearance and Grooming Standards
1.18 Players-Only at Table Proper
1.19 Guests, Player-Sweating, and Spectators
1.20 Identifying Shills or Proposition Players
Chapter 2 The House-Game-Play Management
2.1 Beginning New Games
2.2 Establishing and Maintaining Seating Order for New Games
2.3 Determining Button Placement in New Games
2.4 Players' Selection of Seats in New Games
2.5 Putting Decks in Play in New Games
2.6 Time Required Between Deck Changes
2.7 Minimum and Maximum Buy-In Requirements for New Games
2.8 Procedures for Player Wishing to Change Seats in Same Game
2.9 Seat Changes in Games with Blinds: Sitting Out Hands
2.10 Seat Changes in Games with Blinds: Other Requirements
2.11 Permission Required to Join Existing Games
2.12 Procedures Governing New Player's Seat Selection
2.13 Waiting Lists
2.14 Reserving Seats While on Waiting Lists
2.15 Players Requesting Table Changes
2.16 Breaking Games
2.17 Seating Players from Broken Games
2.18 Establishing and Administering Must-Move Games
2.19 Time Collections
2.20 Raked Pots
2.21 Time Pots
2.22 Collecting on Button
2.23 Cash on Table
2.24 Playing Cash Instead of Chips
2.25 Chips Placed on Table
2.26 Chips in Full View
2.27 Removing Money from Table
2.28 Returning to Same Game After Cashing Out
2.29 Table Stakes
2.30 Number of Bets and Raises Permitted in Limit Games
2.31 Number of Bets and Raises Permitted When Betting Round Is Heads-Up
2.32 Oversized Chip Rule
2.33 Absent Players
2.34 Third Man Walking
2.35 Playing Over Absent Players
2.36 Responsibility for Chips Left on Tables
2.37 Picking Up Absent Player's Chips
2.38 Pushing Antes
2.39 Chopping Blinds
2.40 Dividing Odd Chips
2.41 Rabbit Hunting
2.42 Minimum and Maximum Buy-Ins
2.43 Short Buy-Ins
2.44 Playing Behind
2.45 Minimum Chip Requirements When Changing Tables
2.46 Required Chip Denominations
2.47 Playing Light in Home Games
2.48 Transferring Chips from One Player to Another
2.49 Going All-In and Completing Bets
2.50 Insurance
2.51 (No) Side Bets
Chapter 3 Player Conduct, Etiquette, and Integrity
3.1 Unacceptable Conduct
3.2 Acting in Turn
3.3 Acting in a Timely Manner
3.4 Keeping Cards in Plain Sight
3.5 Discussing Hands in Play
3.6 Giving Lessons/Advice at the Table
3.7 Looking at Other Players' Hands
3.8 Collusion
3.9 Deliberate Exposure of Cards
3.10 Chip Moves and Misleading Gestures
3.11 Hand Motions Denote Action
3.12 Integrity and Honesty
3.13 Table Demeanor
3.14 Chips Denote Action
3.15 Oversized Chips
3.16 Betting Circles
3.17 Splashing the Pot
3.18 Verbal and Physical Declarations of Action
3.19 Placing Chips in Pot/String Raises
3.20 Check-and-Raise
3.21 Clocking Opponents
3.22 Calling Attention to Procedural Errors
3.22.1 Calling Short and Withdrawing Bets
3.23 Discarding Hands
3.24 Checking Down Hands
3.25 Assisting Other Players
3.26 Folding Toward the Muck
3.27 Cards Pitched Off Table
3.28 Toking
3.29 Mobile Phones
3.30 Items on Table
3.31 Smoking
3.32 Winning and Losing Well
Part Two: Structures of Play
Chapter 4 The Deck and Cards
4.1 Deck Composition
4.2 Hands Begin with Shuffle
4.3 Bring-In Bets
4.4 Blind Bets
4.5 Number of Betting Rounds
4.6 Number of Players Per Game
4.7 Winning a Pot
4.8 Hand Rankings
4.8.1 Straight Flush
4.8.2 Four-of-a-Kind
4.8.3 Full House
4.8.4 Flush
4.8.5 Straight
4.8.6 Three-of-a-Kind
4.8.7 Two Pair
4.8.8 One Pair
4.8.9 No Pair
4.8.10 Low Hands
4.9 Shuffling
4.10 Mechanical Shuffling Machines
4.11 Dealer Responsibilities
4.12 Burn-Card Placement
4.13 Cards Dealt off Table
4.14 Boxed Cards
4.15 Fouled Deck
4.16 Marked or Marred Cards
4.17 Misdeals
Chapter 5 Betting Structures
5.1 Fixed-Limit Poker
5.1.1 Betting Structures for Community-Card Games
5.1.2 Betting Structures for Stud Games
5.1.3 Betting Structures for Draw Games
5.2 No-Limit Poker
5.2.1 Raising Requirements
5.2.2 Check-Raising All-In Bets
5.2.3 Bet Declarations
5.2.4 Oversized Chips, No-Limit
5.2.5 Asking for Opponents' Chip Counts
5.3 Pot-Limit Poker
5.3.1 Betting in Pot-Limit
5.3.2 Opening Bets in Pot-Limit
5.3.3 Sizing the Pot
5.3.4 Overbetting the Pot
5.3.5 Oversized Chips, Pot-Limit
5.4 Other Pot-Limit Structures
5.5 Spread-Limit Poker
5.6 Playing Overs
5.7 Kill Pots
5.8 Kill-Pot Triggers
5.9 Killing Pot from Blinds
5.10 Leg Up
5.11 High-Low Split Games Played with Kill
5.12 Sequence of Action when Pot Killed
5.13 Refusal to Post Kill
5.14 Dealer Requirements in Announcing Kill Pots
5.15 Look-at-Two-and-Kill (in Lowball Games)
5.16 Half-Kills
5.17 Voluntary Kills and Live Straddles
5.18 Hand Showdown Order
5.19 All Cards Must Be Shown Down
5.20 Asking to See a Winning Hand
5.21 Pot-Splitting on Tie Hands (Awarding Odd Chips)
5.22 Players' Obligations in Determining Best Hand at Showdown
5.23 Miscalled Hands
5.24 Order of Awarding Pots
5.25 Players' Rights to See Called Hands
5.26 Show One, Show All
5.27 Non-Correctable Errors
5.28 Jackpots
5.28.1 High-Hand and Royal Flush Jackpots
5.28.2 Bad-Beat Jackpots
5.28.3 Jackpot Qualifiers and Conditions
5.29 Buttons
5.29.1 Missed Blind Button
5.29.2 Small Blind Button
5.29.3 Overs Button
5.29.4 Playing Behind Button
5.29.5 Openers Button
5.29.6 Kill Button
5.29.7 Seat-Change Button
5.30 Table Card
Part Three: Rules of the Games
Chapter 6 Texas Hold'em, Omaha, and Other Community-Card (Board) Games
6.1 Texas Hold'em
6.1.1 Dealing and Betting Procedures
6.1.2 Order of Play
6.1.3 Blind Bets
6.1.4 Building Hands
6.2 Omaha Hold'em
6.2.1 Number of Cards
6.2.2 Building Hands
6.2.3 Low Hands Must "Qualify"
6.2.4 Differing Two-Card Combinations for "High" and "Low" Qualifying Hands in Omaha/8
6.2.5 Showing Down Winning Hands
6.2.6 Playing Omaha with Kill
6.3 Five-Card Omaha/8
6.4 Three-Card Games
6.4.1 Pineapple
6.4.2 Crazy Pineapple
6.4.3 Tahoe
Chapter 7 Stud Games
7.1 Five-Card Stud
7.2 Six-Card Stud
7.3 Seven-Card Stud
7.3.1 Antes, Deal, and Betting Structures
7.3.2 Bring-Ins
7.3.3 Betting
7.3.4 Recommended Betting Units
7.3.5 Raises
7.3.6 Double Bets
7.3.7 Showdowns
7.3.8 Spread-Limit Games
7.3.9 Order of Open Cards
7.3.10 Mixing Open and Closed Cards
7.3.11 Accidentally Exposing Cards
7.3.12 Insufficient Cards
7.4 Seven-Card Stud, Eight-or-Better High-Low Split (Seven-Stud/8)
7.4.1 Qualifying Low Hands
7.4.2 Antes, Deal, and Betting Structures
7.4.3 Fourth Street-No Double Bets
7.4.4 Betting Order
7.4.5 Raises
7.4.6 Double Bets
7.4.7 Showdowns
7.5 Razz
7.5.1 Low-Hand Determination
7.5.2 Bring-Ins
7.5.3 Betting
7.6 Five-Card Stud
7.6.1 Antes, Deal, and Betting Structures
7.7 Mississippi Seven-Card Stud
7.7.1 Decks and Dealing
7.8 Mixed games
7.8.1 Back Man Out
Chapter 8 Draw and Other Games
8.1 Draw and Lowball with Joker
8.2 Jacks-or-Better
8.2.1 Blinds, Antes, and Buttons
8.2.2 Decks and Deals
8.2.3 Order of Play
8.2.4 Asking About Number of Cards Drawn
8.2.5 Player's Right to Change Number of Cards Drawn
8.2.6 Exposed Cards
8.2.7 Rapping Pat
8.2.8 Going All-In for Antes
8.2.9 Jacks-or-Better, "Show Openers" Requirement
8.2.10 Opening with Non-Qualifying Hands
8.2.11 Splitting Openers
8.3 Jacks Back
8.4 Lowball
8.5 California Lowball
8.5.1 Blinds, Antes, and Buttons
8.5.2 Decks and Deals
8.5.3 Declaring Hands
8.5.4 Betting Sevens
8.5.5 Entering the Game
8.5.6 Missing the Blinds
8.5.7 Exposed Cards
8.6 Kansas City Lowball
8.7 Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw
8.7.1 Blinds and Buttons
8.7.2 Discards and Draws
8.7.3 Wagering Rounds
8.7.4 Insufficient Cards
8.7.5 Betting Limits
8.8 Ace-to-Five Triple Draw
Part Four: Tournaments
Chapter 9 Tournament Rules
9.1 Tournament Rules and Procedures
9.2 A Basis for Fair Decision Making
9.3 Cash Game Rules
9.4 Starting Chips and Seated Players
9.5 No Chip Transfers Permitted
9.6 Chips in Full View
9.7 No-Show Players
9.8 Late Entrants
9.9 Removing Lower Denomination Chips
9.10 Splitting the Pot Among Tied Hands
9.11 Side Pots
9.12 Time Limits for Acting on a Hand
9.13 Dead Button Rule
9.14 Exposing Cards with Action Pending
9.15 Players Must Be at the Table to Call Time
9.16 Face Up When All-In and All Action is Complete
9.17 Fifty Percent Rule for Raising
9.18 Oversized Chips
9.19 One Player per Hand
9.20 Random Seat Assignments
9.21 English-Only Rule
9.22 Mobile Phone Use at the Table
9.23 Foreign Chips
9.24 Deck Changes
9.25 When New Betting Limits Apply
9.26 Player May Not Miss a Hand
9.27 Keeping Chips Visible
9.28 All Chips Must be Visible
9.29 Verbal Declaration Regarding Hand Content
9.30 Rabbit Hunting
9.31 Blind Dodging
9.32 Moving Players
9.33 Number of Raises in Limit Events
9.34 Exposed Down Cards in Stud Games
9.35 Killing Unprotected Hands
9.36 Cards Speak
9.37 Verbal Declarations Made in Turn
9.38 Moving from a Broken Table
9.39 Penalties for Infractions
9.40 No Player Shall Discuss a Hand in Play
9.41 Exposing a Card While a Hand Is in Play
9.42 One Motion
9.43 Verbally Disclosing the Contents of a Hand
9.44 Less Than a Full Raise
9.45 Chopping Blinds
9.46 Re-Buy Tournaments
9.47 Heads-Up Button Placement at the Final Table
9.48 Deal-Making at the Final Table
9.49 Canceled Events
Part Five: Rules We'd Like to Change
1. Betting Circles
2. Letter-of-the-Law Versus Spirit-of-the-Game
3. Short Buy-Ins
4. Triggering Kill Pots
5. Asking to See Called Hands
6. Must-Move Games
7. Dead-Button Rule Standardization
8. Responsibility for Chips Left on Tables
9. The Auto F-Word Rule

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