Advancement in action playing live

lnm2308 said:

Hello, first of all I ask for my English because I am very basic and sometimes I am wrong. I did a little trouble to see if I managed to unify criteria in relation to a rule that was recently modified in the casino of my city where I play live ... in the event that a player moves forward to take an action before his time to act comes ( bet), in this casino they allow you to withdraw the bet until the player who acted before he speaks, but suppose that said player does not make any movement that can modify the action wrongly committed by the player who previously advanced (check), but The latter in this case decides to check instead of bet as he had done at the time of "making mistakes" ... and is allowed to do it ... do you think it is good? How do they solve it in the casinos of your city?

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Hello, I will try and answer this. basically how it's done where I live is if an out of turn player makes an action. There "out of turn" action will stand unless the action changes leading up to his actual action.

For instance, Out of turn player is in the cut off. if UTG folds, and then cut off doesn't realize it's not on them yet and opens the pot. Dealer will stop his action, and let the action continue if everyone folds then the cut off's open will stand, but if any player that is still in turn makes a call or raise, they have "changed the action" and the cut off is allowed to "change their action" such as pull their bet back or decide to raise.

From the TDA Rules


40: Action Out of Turn (OOT)

A: Any action out of turn (check, call, or raise) is subject to penalty and is binding if action to the OOT player does not change. A check, call or fold by the rightful player does not change action. If action changes, the OOT action is not binding; any bet or raise is returned to the OOT player who has all options including: calling, raising, or folding. An OOT fold is binding.

B: A player skipped by OOT action must defend his right to act. If there is reasonable time and the skipped player does not speak up before substantial action (Rule 35) OOT occurs to his left, the OOT action is binding. The floor will rule on how to treat the skipped hand. See Illustration Addendum.