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Tournament Ruling Inconsistency, Too Many Chips as Min-raise or Call.
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 2122891, member: 23910"] Sorry but that's not true - at least not going by the standard rules in big bet (ie: pot limit or no limit) games. Under Rule 11 cited above it doesn't matter whether it's less than half a raise or not - if you bet more, even a single ante chip more, you can be required to make it a full raise. The half a full raise thing [i]does[/i] apply to a few situations in [b]limit[/b] games, but it's not used in PL or NL games. True - I take that to mostly apply in situations where the player has already verbalised "call", and then somehow still manages to put too many chips in the pot. Though that would be a redundancy, since there's already a rule that says verbal action is binding. It's like everything in poker I guess, the floor always has a degree of latitude to decide something based on fairness. Or unfairness, as the case may be :p [/QUOTE]
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