Casino Gaming Rule 2010 - Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(b)
bets the remaining amount of the player’s table stake
by putting all the chips remaining in the player’s table
stake into the pot.
(2) If a player taps out, the player stays in the round of play
until the showdown, but takes no further part in the round
of betting in which the player taps out, and takes no part in
a later round of betting for the round of play.
(3) Amounts bet by players that are more than the player who
has tapped out has bet are placed in a separate pot.
(4) A player who taps out is eligible to win a pot only if it was
formed before the player tapped out.
(5) Subsection (6) applies to a round of betting if, in the round
of betting—
(a) a player (player A) raises when tapping out; and
(b) the amount player A bets is less than the amount
needed for a raise; and
(c) all other active players (the other players) have the
opportunity to act for the round of betting before
player A acts.
(6) For the remainder of the round of betting after player A
raises and taps out, the other players may only call.
(7) If a player (player B) taps out and another player (player C)
makes an uncalled opening bet or an uncalled raise for a
round of betting, entitlement to the pot formed before
player B tapped out is decided on a comparison of player
B’s hand and player C’s hand.
(8) If, when player B’s hand and player C’s hand are to be
compared under subsection (7), all 5 communal cards have
not been dealt, the remaining communal cards must be dealt
before the comparison is made.
(9) The size of the pot is announced, and commission is
deducted from it, before it is handed over.
Example of operation of section—
Player A taps out in the third round of betting. The final round of
betting finishes and there is a showdown. Players B and C are the only
still active players at the showdown, all other players (other than player
A who tapped out) have folded. Player A’s hand is greater in value