Turning a card over when dealing

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Turning a card over when dealing

Postby Grant Paynter » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:16 am

Whats the exact ruling??

One TD tells me a couple of weeks ago that you can choose to keep a turned over second card when dealing if it has passed the blinds,,,, and another TD said you can never keep a turned over card..
Thats confusing :?: :?: :?: :?:
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby bennymacca » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:35 am

my understanding is that you can never keep a turned over card, ever

if the turned over card is dealt to one of the blinds, then it is a misdeal, and has to be started again (after a shuffle of course). in any other position, that card is mucked, and another card is dealt after all others are dealt.

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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby BigPete33 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:37 am

What does it say in the rule book that there's a link to on the left hand side of the main page of this site? :P


(I actually want to know cos I can't be stuffed looking) :P
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby bennymacca » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:39 am

actually looking in the rule book before trying to be a know-it-all would be cheating pete :D
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby BigPete33 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:40 am

that's true, well done sir :D
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby bennymacca » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:44 am

just had a look then, and its definitely a misdeal if one of the first two cards are flipped

cant find the bit about having the choice to keep your card, but it doesnt seem right to me.
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby xtal » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:46 am

wait wait let me look at my cards... :o MISS DEAL lmao :?
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby Luke05(Jamo) » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:49 am

xtal wrote:wait wait let me look at my cards... :o MISS DEAL lmao :?


lol that would right!!
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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby Brett Kay » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:11 am

Simple rule of thumb.

In Hold em, its more a game of information, if someone knows what one or both of your cards are. Then you are at a disadvantage.

So if a card is exposed past the blinds, it gets replaced with the first burn card.

E.g.
D,SB,BB,1,2,3,4,5

So SB is deal first, then BB, Player 1 card is exposed. Goes into the middle, 2 gets next card and so on. Once we have finished the deal, PLayer 1 gets the burn card. The exposed is put on top of the deck, still exposed. So everyone knows what card has been exposed. Don't try and hide it dealer. :-)

If 2 or more cards are exposed, then it becomes a misdeal. Also if the first card for either blind is exposed, also declared a misdeal.

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Re: Turning a card over when dealing

Postby mr_niceguy_1979 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:23 am

Brett Kay wrote:If 2 or more cards are exposed, then it becomes a misdeal. Also if the first card for either blind is exposed, also declared a misdeal.

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So if the second card for either blind is exposed, that is okay?
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