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When is a hand dead?
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[QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 1277543, member: 39455"] Oz, A hand came up over the weekend that you can probably help me with. I know you deal, so its probably came up before. I have a feeling what the answer is, just would rather check with someone that knows. Sorry for invading this topic, didn't want to start a new one. 2/5 cash. I'm in the cutoff playing against the button and one of the blinds. (the tables all have bet lines that they enforce pretty hard) I made a bet of $50 with two green chips. The button throws two red ones in, past the line. Button then says "ooo, didn't realize they were green". And pulls the two red chips back out. I didn't say anything right away, wanted to wait to see what would happen. I believe that that action qualifies as a call, but am not positive. The dealer at the table didn't say anything, he seems to be waiting to see what the button did too. And it didn't matter in the end. She took the two reds out, thought for a second then pushed all in. I stacked her in the hand so it ended up not mattering, but Im wondering what would be the case if she did try to take them out. I'm sure I have seen this before, just hasn't happend to me so I didn't really pay attention. If someone puts the wrong chips in, in a calling manner, its the same thing as a call correct? In the case above, if instead of pushing, the button wanted to fold after putting the $10 in, she would be committed to the $50 call right? [/QUOTE]
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