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Playing out of turn situation
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[QUOTE="kroc90, post: 1323995, member: 61931"] ok this happened last week and want to know what really should have happened. Final table, 5 players left. P1 on button p2 SB p3 BB p4 Calls P5 Folds p1 pushes all in say 4000 all in p3 calls out of turn our normal rule is if you call out of turn you do what the person to your right would do. So... p2 says he was gonna call and as to go all in with 2000, 2000 short of p1 so the argument starts, does p3 have to call the 2000 and have option to call the extra 2000 or fold, or have to call the 4000. the way it went was he had to call the 4000, and he felt hard done by and stormed off and left. p2 won with AA and p3 ended up winning with 22. So someone asks if the remaining guys at the table have a problem with me playing p3 hands, everyone said they are ok with it, I went on to win and p1 started complaining. So what should have happened when the guy played out of turn? [/QUOTE]
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