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08-04-2005, 03:39 PM
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What\'s the ruling...do you\"rewind\" the action?
Live Tourney. Raise and two calls preflop. Flop comes
AXX, EP checks, MP checks. The dealers burns and deals the turn card (a second ace). The button says "I didn't check." The dealer says something to the effect of "sorry, I didn't see, but it's too late now." A few second later, EP checks the turn card. At this point, a floorman walks by and the button protests. The floorman explains (correctly, I think) that proper procedure is to place the 2nd ace back in the deck, reshuffle and re-deal the turn. UTG says it's too late, because there has already been action on the turn card. Effectively, says UTG, the button "waived" his right to protest by allowing action to continue. What should the floorman do at this point? 
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#3
08-04-2005, 05:13 PM
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Re: What\'s the ruling...do you\"rewind\" the action?
The floor person was correct. As for the action on the turn... It only matters when there is SUBSTANTIAL ACTION. That usually means a bet and call or raise. The check is by no means substantial action.
Finally, if the button was going to bet the flop, I don't see how that turn card could hurt him and he should just shut up and bet the damn turn.
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