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bigspenda73
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07-09-2006, 07:57 AM
Post subject: Poker rules question
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So I am playing at my local B&M tongiht and the dealer deals me a King of diamonds. Only problem is he deals it face up. The whole table sees it. He then deals out the rest of the cards and deals me a King of clubs. Now I show the whole table the King of diamonds and place it face down infront of myself. The dealer would not let me keep the card. Is this the right ruling? I thought the player could hold onto the card. Any answers?
'spenda
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givememyleg
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I think if the dealer inadvertently exposes a hole card while dealing the card is declared dead... then you are suppose to get the burn card as your second hole card and there is no burn.... that's what I always thought anyway, maybe it varies from casino to casino?
If the dealer deals everything correctly and you accidentally show a card it is still playable however, at least in a cash game. My friend is a dealer and this is how we play anyway.
Sucks that you would have had KK though...
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Originally Posted by givememyleg
I think if the dealer inadvertently exposes a hole card while dealing the card is declared dead... then you are suppose to get the burn card as your second hole card and there is no burn.... that's what I always thought anyway, maybe it varies from casino to casino?
If the dealer deals everything correctly and you accidentally show a card it is still playable however, at least in a cash game. My friend is a dealer and this is how we play anyway.
Sucks that you would have had KK though...
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yeah, same here in CT...
KK is no good anyway.
J/K
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Lukie
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07-09-2006, 02:04 PM
Post subject: Re: Poker rules question
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Originally Posted by bigspenda73
So I am playing at my local B&M tongiht and the dealer deals me a King of diamonds. Only problem is he deals it face up. The whole table sees it. He then deals out the rest of the cards and deals me a King of clubs. Now I show the whole table the King of diamonds and place it face down infront of myself. The dealer would not let me keep the card. Is this the right ruling? I thought the player could hold onto the card. Any answers?
'spenda
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No, you're not allowed to keep this card. Ever.
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