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Daddio
Rising Star
Bronze Level
[Couldn't find a Rules category, so I figure this is the place to post this.]
What rule dictates when a player is dealt in when arriving at a new table (in an MTT)? Here's the situation:
Hero arrives at new table with a hand already in progress. He is seated in what would have been the SB spot had he been there when the cards were dealt (BB is to his left, dealer is to his right). The hand finishes and the button moves to Hero. But he isn't dealt in. Instead, the previous dealer effectively gets to be dealer twice (in terms of position).
Why is this?
And here is the anger-inducing correlary:
Hero was SB in his last hand at the previous table, meaning he just went through the blinds and would have been dealer had he not been moved. He arrives at the new table and is seated in the UTG position (had he been there when the cards were dealt). The hand finishes and, as we all know, he gets dealt in as BB and has to go through the blinds all over again. I've actually had this happen twice in a row. Argghhh...
Can someone shed some light on this? Thank you.
What rule dictates when a player is dealt in when arriving at a new table (in an MTT)? Here's the situation:
Hero arrives at new table with a hand already in progress. He is seated in what would have been the SB spot had he been there when the cards were dealt (BB is to his left, dealer is to his right). The hand finishes and the button moves to Hero. But he isn't dealt in. Instead, the previous dealer effectively gets to be dealer twice (in terms of position).
Why is this?
And here is the anger-inducing correlary:
Hero was SB in his last hand at the previous table, meaning he just went through the blinds and would have been dealer had he not been moved. He arrives at the new table and is seated in the UTG position (had he been there when the cards were dealt). The hand finishes and, as we all know, he gets dealt in as BB and has to go through the blinds all over again. I've actually had this happen twice in a row. Argghhh...
Can someone shed some light on this? Thank you.