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Acting out of turn

  • 07-08-2007 10:03pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,475 ✭✭✭


    Just come back from a live tourney and the newbie to my left kept acting out of turn. I mean, pretty much every time he entered a pot, he acted before I'd even looked at my cards. It was annoying, but I couldn't think of a good reason to get him to stop that didn't sound petty and childish. Is there any particularly compelling reason to ask a person to stop doing this?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 583 ✭✭✭insafehands


    corblimey wrote:
    Just come back from a live tourney and the newbie to my left kept acting out of turn. I mean, pretty much every time he entered a pot, he acted before I'd even looked at my cards. It was annoying, but I couldn't think of a good reason to get him to stop that didn't sound petty and childish. Is there any particularly compelling reason to ask a person to stop doing this?

    The dealer should do it for you.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,951 ✭✭✭✭Ace2007


    yea, not sure of the exact rules, but i think a player can get a penalty from the dealer/TD if they have been giving a warning and continue to do it, i'm sure some on the dealers on boards will be able to tell you for sure...


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,170 ✭✭✭Kimsang


    limp-raise it everytime he raises out of turn. Even without a big hand. He knows you know he acts out of turn so he should fold :cool: .
    However I would find it a big advantage someone constanty acting out of turn to my left, you get a great indication of what he's doing and you can adjust your play accordingly

    By the way can I ask what rulings were given on these situations? In our casino, if you act out of turn- the action must stand unless there is an earlier position raise(s) in which case you can take your money back. If there is not a raise then the action must stand (as a call or raise).


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,615 ✭✭✭Mr.Plough


    he should obviously learn after the first one or two times, but i prefer people doing this to having to remind them its there turn and tell them how much it is to call, (or the dealer having to do it obviously). really p1sses me off, pay fcuking attention.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 375 ✭✭kebabfest


    Once or twice and the dealer should warn him.
    If he does it on a regular basis there should be a 10 min penalty. I have never seen this happen in a casino in Dublin though.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 722 ✭✭✭busted flush


    same thing kept happening to me last night in the macau last night . finally someone else complained him and the dealer (some polish dude), tried to warn him in broken english! this infuriated the villan and so he continued to do the bollix thankfully he was knocked out shortly after!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,475 ✭✭✭corblimey


    Hey busted flush, were we sitting at the same table last night or something :D? Where did all the fish come from?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,771 ✭✭✭TommyGunne


    Is there something that I'm missing here???

    Why would you want him to stop acting out of turn? This is surely especially beneficial if he is sitting directly to your left as you said. Are you honestly complaining about free information? This situation has happened to me quite regularly and i must admit that i think it is of great benefit to my play.

    And why complain? I see this happen regularly and i find it abhorrent. Why make someone this bad feel uncomfortable when he is clearly the value in the game. Let him keep doing it... Why educate him into playing better poker when he can be happy fishing about?

    Again a rant, but i just cant see the point in berating players for their idiotic plays/bets/acting out of turn. This benefits them, educates them, and so is bad for us. Would you prefer a table of fish that might make silly mistakes such as this or a solid, more likely higher quality table that won't make these mistakes? I''ll leave that one to the rest of you, just as long as you don't give out to anyone at my table!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,771 ✭✭✭TommyGunne


    Sorry for the rant i just hate to see fish scared off!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,475 ✭✭✭corblimey


    TommyGunne wrote:
    Is there something that I'm missing here???

    Why would you want him to stop acting out of turn? This is surely especially beneficial if he is sitting directly to your left as you said. Are you honestly complaining about free information? This situation has happened to me quite regularly and i must admit that i think it is of great benefit to my play.

    And why complain? I see this happen regularly and i find it abhorrent. Why make someone this bad feel uncomfortable when he is clearly the value in the game. Let him keep doing it... Why educate him into playing better poker when he can be happy fishing about?

    Again a rant, but i just cant see the point in berating players for their idiotic plays/bets/acting out of turn. This benefits them, educates them, and so is bad for us. Would you prefer a table of fish that might make silly mistakes such as this or a solid, more likely higher quality table that won't make these mistakes? I''ll leave that one to the rest of you, just as long as you don't give out to anyone at my table!
    That was pretty much my feeling on it - he saved me a couple of chips that I would've limped in with marginal hands by raising before I got a look. As it happened, anytime he acted out of turn, I was pretty much only limping or folding, so it didn't make a whole heap of a difference to me.

    It just got kinda annoying and nobody seemed to be doing anything, and since I was sitting on his right I felt like they were waiting for me to complain about it, but I couldn't think of any good reason to do that.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,771 ✭✭✭TommyGunne


    Rant not directed at you OP! Just in general.

    Glad to see you could find no good reason to complain! If someone else wants to complain let them. Never feel under any obligation to say anything about anything at the table...(except perhaps to compliment the courage of a player who calls push on flop with runner-runner-idiot-end-of-straight-draw against obvious overpair/set and miraculously hits... "Well played sir!!!! Took a lot of courage to do that, well done!!!!! etc etc" in your heartiest most congratulatory voice!!!!)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,039 ✭✭✭Theresalwaysone


    I must ( for once ) agree with Tommy Gunne. Although Tommy himself frequently acts out of turn, frequently calls a PSB on the flop with middle pair "because I had a back door fluch draw", frequently cries when he gets his money in bad " I just get so unlucky!"

    I think someone acting out of turn is fantastic. Its all about information and him acting out of turn is giving you more.

    Use it and punish the dozey Fcuker when you can.


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