I was playing in a live tournament several years ago, and I checked one player in front of me out of turn. Of course he bet knowing I wasn't strong.

My question is, could I have raised him?

I asked the floor manager later, so I know what his answer was. I was just wondering what y'all think.

My understanding is you are committed to checking only if he checks or folds, he bets you no longer have the option of checking.

Originally Posted by Kenzie 96

My understanding is you are committed to checking only if he checks or folds, he bets you no longer have the option of checking.

Yep, that was the answer I got from the floor person.

This has happened a lot but I don’t think I’ve seen anyone raise. If someone bets out of turn, then the bet stands. If you bet $50 out of turn but opponent bets $100, you can’t take the $50 back and can’t raise. You either call the $100 or fold and lose the $50. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Checking frequency

[QUOTE=QA77;6084014]This has happened a lot but I don’t think I’ve seen anyone raise. If someone bets out of turn, then the bet stands. If you bet $50 out of turn but opponent bets $100, you can’t take the $50 back and can’t raise. You either call the $100 or fold and lose the $50. Correct me if I’m wrong.[/Q


Was not aware that one could only fold or call not raise.

Originally Posted by QA77

This has happened a lot but I don’t think I’ve seen anyone raise. If someone bets out of turn, then the bet stands. If you bet $50 out of turn but opponent bets $100, you can’t take the $50 back and can’t raise. You either call the $100 or fold and lose the $50. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Originally Posted by Kenzie 96

Was not aware that one could only fold or call not raise.

Please see TDA Rule 40

'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.'

So you bet $50 OOT and the correct in turn player bets any amount, the OOT player has his $50 returned and play continues as normal.

Now if the in turn player had checked, the OOT players $50 bet would stand.

Originally Posted by Jillychemung

Please see TDA Rule 40

'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.'

So you bet $50 OOT and the correct in turn player bets any amount, the OOT player has his $50 returned and play continues as normal.

Now if the in turn player had checked, the OOT players $50 bet would stand.

Good to know. I could’ve swore this happened and the player lost the $50. It was a while ago so maybe Im confusing what actually happened.