Rules
General
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When making decisions, 666-gamers vzw will always give priority to the importance of the game and the fairness of the game. Unusual circumstances can sometimes lead to the importance of the fairness of the game taking precedence over the technical rules.
All tournaments start exactly at the scheduled time indicated in the tournament 666-gamers vzw reserves the right to postpone or cancel a tournament without prior notice.
Important information about each tournament, including the bet structure, the length of the rounds and information about breaks, can only be found at the tournament itself. 666-gamers vzw reserves the right to change the parameters of a tournament at any time. change without notice.
Places are randomly assigned. It is not allowed to change places.
At the beginning of the game, the button is placed in position 1.
Late Registration: Late registration is usually possible up to 10 minutes after the start of the tournament. However, registration also closes when all the tables the tournament started with are full. close the registration when the first player is eliminated.
FINAL TABLE
each player gets a new stack at the final table. everyone starts with a fresh start. The final will then be played with a maximum break of 60 minutes after the final merch.
unfair game
1. Poker is an individual game and not a team game. Actions intended to help another player are unethical and prohibited. Unfair play, such as soft play (playing less aggressively against a partner) and chip dumping (losing chips to a partner on purpose), can lead to retirements .
2.Some exceptions (described below) . A player may also not allow another player to take his or her place during the tournament. Violation of this rule may result in penalties including a warning, disqualification from the tournament.
3.Examples of allowed exceptions listed below are intended to describe examples of unplanned but serious circumstances beyond your control.
Examples of situations that you do have control over and are therefore prohibited are:
a. Go to bed and let someone else finish your tournament.
b. You and your friend are playing in the same tournament. You agree that if he is eliminated before you, he will continue playing for you.
c. You’ve made it to the last few tables of a tournament and someone offers you money or something of monetary value for your seat. You allow the other player , or you continue to play in the tournament according to his explicit instructions.
Breaks
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Other tournaments have a break every time after a certain amount of time has been played. For example, a tournament that starts at 07:25 may have a break every hour. This means that the first break is at 08:25.
In all cases, players wait for all hands to be completed before the break begins. This means that the break is slightly longer at some tables than at other tables.
Shutdowns
The tournament ends when one player has collected all the chips in play
rule for pushing the button. Under this rule, neither player receives the button twice in a row. After each hand has been played, the button moves clockwise. Because of this, there may be players who have one or both blinds waived when players are eliminated. Because this happens randomly, no players are favored in the long run and this necessary rule is fair to all players.
If there are two players left at the final table, the button posts the small blind and is also first to act in the opening round.
Because players are eliminated from a tournament to fill other open spots.
How to Play Texas Hold’em
If you’d rather learn the rules of Hold’em first, you can read through the following instructions.
The Blinds
In Hold’em, a disc (the ‘button’ or ‘dealer button’) is used to indicate which player must deal. Before play begins, the player immediately to the left of the button posts the ‘small blind’, the first required bet. The next player immediately to the left of the small blind posts the ‘big blind’, which is usually twice the small blind, but the blinds can vary depending on the limit and betting structure.
Depending on the precise structure of the game, each player may also be required to post an ‘ante’ (another type of forced bet, normally smaller than the blinds, which must be posted by all players at the table).
Each player then receives his or her two hole cards. The action moves clockwise around the table starting with the player who is ‘under the gun’ (immediately to the left of the big blind).
Betting options for players
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In Hold’em, as in other poker games, the available actions are fold, check, bet, call, or raise. Which actions are available exactly depends on the actions taken by the previous players. Each player always has the option to fold, discard his or her cards, and no longer play for the pot. If no one has bet yet, a player can check (don’t bet, but keep his cards) or bet. Once a player has bet, the following players can fold, call or raise. Calling means calling and betting the same amount as the previous player bet. When you raise, you not only call the bet of the previous player, but you also increase that bet.
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