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Poker Guide

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General Rules ......................................................... 5 -6

Poker Etiquette ........................................................ 6-7

House Policies ......................................................... 7-9

Operating Procedures ............................................ 9-10

The Buy-In ..................................................................10

All-In/Table Stakes ............................................... 10-11

Exposed Cards .................................................... 11-12

Boxed Cards ..............................................................12

Misdeals .............................................................. 12-13

Uncalled Bet ..............................................................13

Betting And Raising ............................................. 14-15

Hand Protection .........................................................15

Action Out Of Turn ............................................... 15-16

The Showdown ..........................................................17

Seven-Card Stud High .......................................... 17-19

Hold ‘Em ....................................................................19

Omaha .......................................................................19

Omaha High-Low Split ...............................................20

Use Of Blinds .............................................................20

Hold ‘Em Irregularities ......................................... 20-21

Blind Placement ................................................... 21-22

No-Limit Hold ‘Em ......................................................23

No-Limit Raise Rules ........................................... 23-24

Acting Out Of Turn On A No-Limit Game ...................24

Kill Pots ......................................................................24

Poker Hand Rankings .......................................... 25-26

Proper Conduct .........................................................26

W E L C O M E

A complete version of the Poker Gaming rules are available upon request. Please contact a supervisor to place request.

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General rules 1. Inalldisputesinwhicharuling,interpretation, clarificationorinterventionisrequired,thedecision ofthepokersupervisorshallbefinal.

2. Itshallbetheresponsibilityofallplayerstoprotect theirhanduntiltheyaresatisfiedthatithaslostto allhandsatthetable.

3. Eachplayershallberequiredtokeepallcardsdealtto theminfullviewofthedealeratalltimes.Thedealer isrequiredtoensurecompliance.

4. Attheshowdown,awinninghandmustbeclearly displayedinitsentiretyandproperlyidentified.The playerinitiatingthefinalbetorraisethatiscalled shallbethefirstplayertoshowtheirhandatthe showdown,whetherthatactionwastakenonthe lastcardoronapastround.

5. Ahandthathasbeenplacedface-uponthetable, andproperlyidentified,isalivehandevenifthe dealercollectsthehandinerror.

6. Aplayerwhofailstotakereasonablemeansto protecttheirhandshallhavenoredressiftheirhand becomesfouledorthedealeraccidentallycollects thehand.

7. Undeclaredchipsormoneydoesnotplay.Money orchipsmustbeinplainsightofthedealerandthe amountvisiblepriortocardsbeingdealtinorder toplay.

8. Chipsand/orcashmaynotbetransferredfromone playertoanother.

9. Propositionwageringand/orsidebetsarenotallowed.

10. ConversationinalanguageotherthanEnglishis forbiddenwhileahandisinprogress.

11. Anyplayer,dealerorsupervisorwhoseesanerror abouttobemadeinawardingapothasanethical obligationtospeakup.

12. Aseatedplayerwhoisdealtahandmaybeobligated tomoneyowedtothepot.

13. TheMoheganSunatPoconoDownsPokerRoomisnotresponsibleforchipsormoneyleftunattendedatatable.Chipsand/orcashremovedbyaplayerwhowillbereturningtothatgamemusthavetheamountverifiedbyasupervisor.

14. Anewplayerwhoisdealtahandmusthavethe minimumbuy-inamountinchips.

15. Ifaplayerwantstocontestapot,theymustdoso immediately.Onceanycardsaredealtforthenext hand,allrightstotheprevioushandhavebeenlost.

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16. Averbalstatementorindicationof“fold,”“check,” “call,”“raise”oranannouncementofaspecificsize wager,assumingitiswithintheparametersofthe gamebeingplayed,shallbebindingontheplayerifitis thatplayer’sturntoact.

17. Aplayermaywinwithtoofewcards,butneverwith toomany.

Poker etiquette1. Language,dressandbehaviorshouldbeofastandard appropriateforladiesandgentlemen.

2. Aplayerwhoexpectstobeshowingdownthewinning handshouldshowitimmediately.

3. Itisconsideredimpolitetoasktoseethehandofa playeronehasjustbeateninapotortousethe requestasa“needle.”

4. Althoughdeceptionisanecessarypartofpoker,itis notpolitetouseanexcessiveamountoftimeto makeaplayoneknowswillbemade.

5. Inmostsituations,aplayerwhohasnointerestinthe potshouldstillholdontohishandalthoughnobody hasbet.Theyshouldnotfold,eveninturn,if aparticularplayermaygainanadvantageovera competitorbythatact.Foldingismorelikelyto beunfairtosomeonewhentherearefewerplayers contendingforthepot.

6. Araiseshouldbeannounced.

7. Aplayergoingall-inshouldannouncethatfact.

8. Toassistthedealerinmaintainingacomfortable, fastpaceofplay,aplayershouldturnallhiscards face-downwhenfolding.

9. Ifaplayerexpectstobeleavingthegameforafairly longtime,thesupervisorshouldbenotified.

10. Lengthypost-mortemsaboutahandareunwelcome.

11. Criticismofthewayanotherplayerhaselectedtoplay theirhandortheirgeneralstyleofplayisimpolite andundesirable.

12. Aplayerisentitledtoquitthegameanytimehe chooseswithoutsufferingcriticism.

13. Playersshouldspeakupandassistthedealerby callingattentiontoanerrorintheamountofabet orimproperreadingofahand.

14. Itisimpropertomakeanefforttoseeanother’shole cardssuchasleaningorduckingthehead.Oneis notobligedtolookawayifcardsareopenlyexposed toview.Itisproperforanopponenttocomplain whenaplayerisconstantlygettingtheopportunity toseeanother’sholecards.

15. Thedealerisnottobeheldresponsibleforthings beyondtheircontrol,suchastheidentityofthecards hedeals.

16. Discardedhandsshouldbereleasedonalowlineof flightandatamoderaterateofspeed.Theyshould bedirectedtowardthemuck,notthedealer’shands.

17. Talkoractiondemeaningtothedealerorplayerwill notbetolerated.Throwingcards,name-callingand othersuchuncivilizedbehaviorwillbegroundsfor suspendingorbarringanyplayerfromthePokerRoom.

House Policies 1. Aplayermustbeseatedbyasupervisoriftheywish toplayinagame.

2. Shouldaseatopenonaparticulargame,allexistingplayersatthetablehavearighttoclaimthatseat.Oncethenewplayerphysicallytakestheopenseat,eitherbysittingdown,placingchipsonthetableorpresentingaPlayer’sClubcardorsomeformofidentification,allotherplayersloseanyrightstotheseat.

3. Aplayercannotbeputonalistifseatsareopenon thatgametypeandlimit.

4. Ifaplayer’snameiscalledforagame,theymusttake theseatorrequesttoberolledtothebottomof thelist.

5. Aplayerwillonlyberolledtothebottomofthelist twotimesonaparticulargame.

6. Ifaplayerlocksupaseatinanewgame,theyhave fifteenminutestoclaimtheseatorrisklosingthe seattoanotherplayer.

7. Playersmaynotswitchpositionswithanotherplayer onthelist.

8. Ifthereismorethanonegameofthesametype andlimit,thesupervisorwillseatanewplayerin theshortestgame,tokeepthegamesbalanced.

9. TheMoheganSunatPoconoDownsPokerRoomchippick-uppolicyforplayersawayfromthetablesisasfollows:

Rake Games

Whenadealersitsinthebox,theywillputaplayer whoisabsentfromthetableinto“lobby”(iftheplayer isnotin“lobby”already),bypressingabuttononthe ledscreen.Thelightcorrespondingwiththatseatwill nowflash,puttingtheplayer’sseatintoholdstatus. Theplayerwillhave45minutestoreturntotheirseat. Iftheplayerexceedsthe45-minuteperiod,thedealer willnotifythesupervisorandtheplayer’schipswillbe pickedup.

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Time Games Whenadealersitsinthebox,theywillplaceanabsent buttonwhereverthereisaplayerabsentfromthegame. Onceaplayerreceivesasecondabsentbutton,the dealerwillplacetheplayerinto“lobby”fortwenty minutes.Thedealerwillthennotifythesupervisorand theplayers’chipswillbepickedup.

Onceaplayerreturnsafterhavingtheirchipspicked up,theywillnotifyapokerfloorsupervisororabove. Thepokerfloorsupervisorwillthennotifyandescort theguesttothepodiumtoreceivetheirchips.

Playerswhohavehadtheirchipspickedup,butreturn withintenminutesofthepick-up,mayhavetheirinitials placedfirstonthelist.Iftheyreturnaftertenminutes sincethepick-up,theywillbeplacedatthebottomof thelist.

10.Optional dinner list -ifaplayerwishestobeputon thedinnerlist,theymustpicktheirchipsupfrom thegameandaskthesupervisortohavetheir nameputonthedinnerlist.Uponreturningtothe room,theplayerwillhavetheirnameinsertedsecond onthelistforthesametypeandlimit,provided theyreturnwithintheallottedtimeframe.Multiple playersreturningfromdinnerwillbeinsertedevery otherpositiononthelist.Playerswillhaveonehour toreturnfromdinnerSundaythroughThursday,and uptotwohoursonFridayandSaturday.

11. Third man walking -thethirdmanwalkingwillbe anyplayerwhogetsupfromtheirseatinacash gameaftertwootherplayersarealreadyawayfrom thetable.Thisplayerwillberequiredtoreturnto theirseatwithintenminutesorelsetheirseatinthe gamewillbeforfeitedifthereisawaitinglistfor thegame.

12. Ifaplayerdesirestotransfertoanothergameofthe sametypeandlimit,theymaydosoonlyiftheir gameisfullorthereisareplacementplayer.This transfermustbeapprovedbyasupervisor.

13. Playersmayrequestaseatchangewhichwillbe denotedbyaseatchangebutton.

14. Whentwogamesofthesametypeandlimitare combined,thefollowingruleswillapply:

A.)Aplayerwhotransfersfromabrokengametoagame ofthesametype&limitmaycontinuetoplaythe sameamountofmoney.

B.) Ifthebrokengameisano-limitgame,thetransferring playermaynotbringanamountthatexceedsthechip leaderatthatparticulargame.

C.)Ingamesusingblinds,thebuttonmovestotheplayer alreadyatthetablewhoisduetoreceiveit.Theblinds arepostedaccordingly.

15. Whenplayersaretransferringfromanexistinggame toanewgame,theymustwaituntilthenewgameis establishedoronehourafterthenewgamestartstobe transferred.Playerswillbemovedintheorderthey signeduponthetransferlistprovidingthegames meetthebalanceguidelines. Exception:Anewplayerwantstoswitchtableswith aplayerintheexistinggamewhoisfirstonthe transferlist.

16. Thehousereservestherighttoprohibitanyplayers fromplayingonthesamegame.

17. Talkingortextingonacellphonewhileseatedatthe tableisstrictlyprohibited.

18. Thehousereservestherighttomoveanygametoa newlocation.

19. Anyonesolicitingpersonalbusinessfromplayersor employeeswillberemovedfromtheMoheganSun atPoconoDownsPokerRoom.

20.Achangeinthelimitofanygamemustbeapproved byasupervisor.Allactiveplayersmustbepresentat thetableandmustagreeinordertochangethelimit.

21. Anteingforanotherplayerisstrictlyprohibited.

22.Splittingofpotsisstrictlyprohibited.

23.Inlivegames,everyonebutthebettormaycalltime onthecaller.Anyonecancalltimeonaplayerin tournaments.

24.Discourteousbehaviororabusivelanguagewillnot betoleratedunderanycircumstancesatanytime.

oPeratinG Procedures 1. Allgamesaretablestakes.

A.)Tablestakes-thecurrencyorgamingchipsinplay. Aplayermaynotsubtractfromtheircurrencyor gamingchipsatanytimeduringongoingplay.

2. Eachcarddealtmustbethetopcardoffthedeck.

3. Alldiscardedhandsshallbeverifiedbythedealerto determinethatthepropernumbersofcardshave beenreturned.Playersmustdiscardtheirhandsto facilitatesuchinspection.

4. Onlyoneplayerispermittedtoahandandthatplayer mustmakealldecisionswithoutanyadvicefrom anyoneelse.Afloorsupervisormaystoptheaction andinspectanyplayer’shandifdeemednecessary.

5. Anyinformationaboutafoldedhandthatisgivento oneactiveplayerinapotmustbesharedwithallthe playersinthepot.

6. Anuncalledwinninghandshowntoanotherplayer must,uponrequest,beshowntoallplayers.

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7. Noplayingover.Noplayerwillbeallowedtoplaytheir ownmoneyinaseatcurrentlyheldbyanotherplayer whoisawayfromthetable.Aplayermaynotplay anotherplayer’schipsoroccupythatplayer’sseat whiletheyareawayfromthetable.

8. Checkandraiseispermittedunlessotherwiseposted.

9. Onlyplayerswhoareseatedand/orrequestahand maybepermittedtoreceivecardsandparticipatein eachbettinground.

10. Managementhastherightto“close”ormakeprivate anygameatanytime.Gamesmaybeclosed regardlessofthenumberofplayersifapprovedby thesupervisor.Closedgamesaresubjectto themaximumtablerentalfeeforthatlimitasifthe gamewereopenandfull.

tHe buy-in 1. Minimumbuy-inisfivetimesthemaximumbetunless otherwiseposted.

2. Anewplayerwhoexpectstobedealtahandmust havetheminimumbuy-inamountconvertedtochips priortobeingdealtahand.

3. Signswillbepostedateachpokertableindicatingtype ofgame,limit,antesorblindsandrakeortime collection.

all-in/table stakes 1. Aplayerisneverobligatedtodropoutofcontention becausetheyhaveinsufficientfundstocallthefull amountofabet.Theymaycallandreceiveactionfor theamountofchipsinfrontofthem.

2. Inan“all-in”situation,oddwhitechipsplayiftheyare partoftheanteorblindstructure.Onagameusing halfdollars,thehalfdollarswillonlyplayinanall-in situationindollarincrements.

3. Whentheactionfallsupontheplayerwhois“all-in,” itpassesclockwisetothenextactiveplayer.

4. Ifaplayergoes“all-in”andlosesthehand,theplayer mustbuyinfortheminimumamountbeforetheycan receiveanotherhand.

5. Aplayerwithnochipsormoneycannotbedealt ahand.

6. Undeclaredchipsormoneydoesnotplay.Moneyor chipsmustbeinplainsightofthedealeronthe playingfeltandtheamountvisiblepriortocardsbeing dealtinordertoplay.

7. Aplayermusthaveatleastthesizeofananteand theminimumbetamounttoplayahandinstud.In Hold‘EmandOmaha,anamountequaltothelarge

blindandatleastonebetatthepostedtableminimum isrequiredtoplayahand.

8. Chipsand/orcashmaynotbetransferredfromone playertoanother.

9. Aplayermayonlyaddtohisgamingchipsorcurrency betweenroundsofplayandmaynotremoveanyofhis gamingchipsfromthepokertableatanytimeduring ongoingplay.

exPosed cards1. Ifacardisaccidentallydealtoffthetable,itshallbe treatedasanexposedcardandremaininplay.The deckshallbere-suitedbythesupervisoratthe completionofthehand.

2. Adowncarddealtface-uporadowncardthatflashes asitisdealtsothatanotherplayermightknowits identityisconsideredtobeanexposedcard.

3. Acardexposedbytheplayerthemselvesisnot consideredtobeanexposedcard.

4. Wherethereisaquestionofwhetheracardactually flashed,theplayerisentitledtohaveitreplacedif theyhavenotlookedatthecard.

5. Thetypeofpokergameshalldeterminethemethod ofreplacementofanexposedcard.

sTud1. Ifaplayer’sfirstorsecondholecardisaccidentally turnedface-upinthedealingprocess,thethirdcard shallbedealtface-down.

2. Ifbothholecardsareaccidentallyturnedface-up,the dealershallcollectallthreecards(afterdealingafinal downcardtothatspot),calltheplayer’shanddead andreturntheplayer’sante.

3. Ifthefinalcarddealttoaplayerisexposed,the followingruleswillapply:

A.)Ifthefirstplayerreceivedtheircardface-up,all remainingplayersreceivetheircardsface-upand actionisstartedwiththeplayerwhosehandwas highonsixthstreet.

B.) Ifanyotherplayer’scardisexposed,thatplayerwill havetheoptionofdeclaringthemselves“all-in”prior toanyaction.Actionwillstartwiththehighhandon sixthstreet.

C.)Inheads-upplay,ifthefirstplayer’scardisexposed, thesecondplayer’scardwillbeexposedandaction willcontinueasnormal.Shouldonlythesecond player’scardbeexposedthentherewillbenomore bettingandbothhandswillbeshown.

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hOld’em/Omaha Ifanyoftheface-downcardsinthegamesofHold‘EmorOmahaareaccidentallyturnedface-upinthedealingprocess,thedealershallexchangetheexposedcardwithacardoffthetopofthedeckonceallthehandshavebeendealt.Theexposedcardwillbeplacedontopofthestubandusedasaburncard.Twoormoreexposedcardsisamisdeal.

boxed cardsAcardfoundface-upinthedeckshallnotbeusedintheroundandshallbeplacedwiththepileofdiscardedcards,thenreplacedwiththenextcardoffthedeck.

Misdeals1. Amisdealshallcauseallthecardstobereturnedto thedealerforareshuffleprovidedattentioniscalled totheerrorbeforesubstantialactionhastakenplace.

2. Thefollowingactionsshallcauseamisdealtobe declaredbeforesubstantialaction:

A.)Failuretoshuffleandcutthedeckbeforedealing.

B.) Dealingtothewrongplayerfirst.

C.)Inagameusinganante,ifaplayerwhohasantedis dealtout,itshallbedeclaredamisdealsolongasno playerhasyetbeendealtallthecardsforastarting hand.Iftheerrorisnotdiscovereduntiloneormore playershasbeendealtallofhiscards,theplayerdealt outreceiveshisantebackandthehandisplayedout.

D.)Inagameusingblinds,dealingoutaplayeratthe tableordealingoutanabsentplayerwhohas requestedahandshallbedeclaredamisdealsolong asnoplayerhasyetbeendealtallthecardsfora startinghand.

E.) Dealingtoofewcardstoaplayerexceptwhenthat playerisduetogetthetopcardofthedeck.

F.) Dealingtoomanycardstoaplayer,exceptwhenthe lastcarddealtwasduetobetheburncardandcan bereturnedtothedeck.

G.)Ifeitherthefirstorsecondcardoffthedeck isexposed.

H.)Iftwoormorecardsareexposedbythedealerthat needtobereplaced.

I.) Ifmorethanoneboxed(improperlyfaced)cardis presentinthedeck.

3. Amisdealdoesnotoccurwhen:

A.)Inanygameplayedwithanante,ifthepotisfound tobeshortoneormoreantes.Theoffender(s)shall

havealivehandandhavetoputinthemissingante. Thedealisplayedoutwithashortpotiftheoffender cannotbedetermined.

B.) Anabsentplayerisdealtin.Thehandiskilledifthey arenotbackbythetimeitistheirturntoact.

C.)Anineligibleseatorplayerisdealtin.Thedealer continuestodealacompletehandinthatspot face-downandthenthehandiskilled.

D.)Aplayerdiscoversthattheyhavetoomanycards aftersubstantialactionhasoccurred.Theyhavea deadhand.

E.) Aplayerdiscoverstheyhavetoofewcards.Thehand maybeplayed.

F.) Acardinitiallydealttothewrongplayercanbemoved toitsproperownerinasimplemanner,withoutany damagebeingdone.Ifthereisanychancethewrong playerlookedatthecard’sface,itisamisdeal.

defecTive deckIftheintegrityofthedeckisobviouslysubstandard,thepotmaybedeclareddeadandallbetsreturned.Aplayerwhorealizesthedeckis“defective”hasanobligationtocallattentiontothefactimmediately.Aplayerwhoplaysknowingthatthedeckisdefectiveinordertoaltertheresultsofthegame,shallbesubjecttosuspensionofplayinthecardroom.

uncalled bet 1. Aplayerwhomakesabetthatnobodycallswins thepot.

2. Aplayerwhomakesabetthenincorrectlyassumes therearenolivehandsagainstthemandthrows theirhandawaywillhavenorecourseifthehand comesincontactwiththediscardsandcannotbe reconstructed.

3. Adiscardedhandshouldbereturnedtotheplayer, ifpossible,when:

A.)Aplayerthinkstheyhavewonthepotandthereis stillalivehandout.

B.) Aplayeralreadyinforabetthinksthattheyowe moremoney.

C.)Aplayerhassomehowobligatedthemselftoput moneyintothepotandisattemptingtofoldinstead.

4. Anuncalledwinninghandshowntoanotherplayer must,uponrequest,beshowntoallplayers.

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bettinG and raisinG 1. Checkandraiseispermittedunlessotherwiseposted.

2. Abetmadewithouttheword“raise”beingstated, thatishalformoretheamountneededtoraise,shall beconsideredaraise.Ifitislessthanhalf,itwillbe consideredacall.

3. Ifaplayermakesacallbehindaraise,theplayermay takethemoneybackifitappearstheplayerwas unawarethataraisehadbeenmade.Allofthecalled moneymustremaininthepotifasubsequentplayer hascalledthecompletebetorexposedtheirhand.

4. Stringbetsarenotallowed.Ifaplayerintendstoraise, theyshouldeitherputallthechipsconstitutingthe raiseintothepotatonetimeorannouncethatthey intendtoraise.

5. Anoversizedchipplacedinthepotisconsideredtobe themaximumallowablebetiftheplayerisfirsttoact andonlyacallifthereisabettotheplayer.

6. Ongameswherecashplays,cashplacedintothepot withoutaskingforchangeshallbetreatedinthesame manneraschips.Anoversizebillplacedinthebetting areaisacallunlessotherwiseannounced.

7. Ifaplayermistakenlybetsthelowerlimitonan upperlimitbetanditisdiscoveredbeforetheround ofbettingiscomplete,allbetsmustbeincreasedto thepropersize.

8. Araiseisdefinedasabetwhichincreasesthesizeof apreviouswagerduringaroundofbetting.Inlimit games,thefollowingshallapply:

A.)Theminimumsizebettoreopenthebettinground mustbeatleasthalfa“fullbet.”Aplayerfacingat leasthalfofafullbetmayfold,callorraiseafullbet.

B.) Aplayerfacingawageroflessthanhalfafullbet mayfold,callorcompletethebet.

9. Instructuredgames,amaximumofthreeraisesare allowedunlesstheactionisbetweentwoplayersin whichcasethereisnolimittothenumberofraises. Inano-limitgame,thereisnolimittothenumber ofraises.

A.)All-inplayersdonotaffectthemaximumnumberof raisesallowed.

B.) Oncebettinghasbeencapped,thefoldingofa player’shanddoesnotuncapthebetting.

10. Propositionwageringand/orsidebetsarenotallowed.

Guidelines fOR usinG The beTTinG line 1. Thebettinglineservestwomainpurposes:itallows asafeworkspaceforplayerstoconstructtheirbets priortocommittingthemtothepotanditassists thedealerinbeingabletoreachthebetsmoreeasily. Forpurposesofdeterminingaction,thebettingline extendsupwardintospace.

2. Anychipsreleasedinthesamemotionwillbe consideredpartofthesameactionevenifsome ofthemdonotreach(orremaininsideof)the bettingline.

3. Forchipsheldinthehand,forwardmotionwhich reachesthevicinityoftheextendedbettingline commitsaplayertotakeatleastsomeminimum action.Thepreciseamountoftheactionmaystill needtobedetermined.

4. Theonlywayaplayerisallowedasecondtripacross thebettinglineisiftheyannouncetheirintentionto raise,priortoreleasingorcuttingoutanychipsonto thefeltinsidethebettingline.

5. Otherthananannouncedraise,onceaplayerbegins towithdrawtheirhandfrominsidethebettingline, theiractioniscomplete;nootherplayershouldassume actioniscompleteuntilthen.Furthermore,no subsequentplayershouldtakeanyactionifthestatus oramountofapreviousactionisunclearforanyreason. Thisespeciallyappliestoprematurelyrevealing one’shand.

6. Noneoftheseguidelinessupersedetheauthorityof thepokersupervisortomakedecisionsintendedto preservetheequityandfairnessofthegame. Furthermore,anyattemptbyaplayertousethe bettinglinetomanipulateorcircumventtherules ofpokerwillbeconsideredbymanagementtobea punishableaction.

Hand ProtectionAplayerwhofailstotakereasonablemeanstoprotecttheirhandshallhavenoredressiftheirhandbecomesfouledorthedealeraccidentallycollectsthehand.

1. Itistheresponsibilityofeachplayertoensurethattheir handhaslosttoallotherhandsatthetablebefore discardingthehand.

2. Aplayerwholeavesthetablewithoutcommentand hasanunprotectedhandisassumedtohavenointerest inthepotandhishandwillbemucked.

action out of turn1. Aplayerhastherighttoactontheirhandandan obligationtonotifytheplayersthattheyhavenotyet actedwhenthebettingactionbypassesthem.The followingrulesapplywhenbettingactionbypassesa playerwhohasnotyetacted:

A.)Ifsubstantialactiontakesplacebehindaplayer whoseturnhascometoactandhasnotyetacted, theactionsstand.Theplayermustcheckiftherehas notbeenabettothemandmayonlycallorfoldif therewasabettothem.Thedealercountsasaperson

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iftheyhavecondonedtheactionandisconsidered havingactediftheyhavedealttheburncardfromthe deckorpushedtheactionpasttheproperplayer.

B.) Ifsubstantialactionhastakenplaceandthedealer dealsanycardsforthenextround,theplayerwhohas notcalledallbetshasadeadhand.

C.)Instud,anactiontakenbyaplayerwhothinksthey arefirsttoactbecomesestablishedifthenexttwo playersactbehindthem,bettingshallcontinueasif theyweresupposedtoactfirst.

2. Anactionoutofturnmayseriouslydisruptthenormal courseofbetting.Therefore,thefollowingruleswillbe usedtoreducetheharmdonetonon-offendingplayers ifsubstantialactionhasnottakenplace:

A.)Thepokersupervisorhastheauthoritytorequirethat aplayertakethesameactioninturnthattheytook outofturn.Thismeansthatifaplayeractsoutofturn bybetting,callingorraisingtheymayhavetoleavethe chipsinthepot.Aplayerisallowedtotakebackacall outofturnifaninterveningplayerwhohadnotacted isallowedtoraisethepot.

B.) Abetoutofturnmaybechangedtoaraiseifan interveningplayerwhohadnotacteddecidestobet andaraiseoutofturnmaybechangedtoare-raise ifaninterveningplayerwhohadnotacteddecides toraise.

WORds and GesTuResAverbalstatementorindicationof“fold,”“check,”“call,”“raise”oranannouncementofaspecificsizewager,assumingitiswithintheappropriateparametersofthegamebeingplayed,shallbebindingontheplayerifitistheplayer’sturntoact.

Ifaplayerfacingacheckmakesanyhandmotionthatcanbeinterpretedasacheck,itwillberuledasacheck.(i.e.tappingthetable,movingthehandsidetoside,etc.)

Instud,aplayerfacingabetandturnsdownhisupcardsorinducesanotherplayertoactbypickinguphisupcardshasfoldedandthedealershouldmuckhishand.

Odd chiPs Anoddchipwillbebrokendowntothesmallestunitusedinthegame.Iftwoormorehandstie,anoddchipwillbeawardedasfollows:

A.)Inabuttongame,thefirsthandclockwisefromthe buttongetstheoddchip.

B.) InHigh-OnlyStudgames,theoddchipshouldbe awardedtothehighcardbysuit.InHigh/LowSplit games,itshouldbeawardedtothehighhand; (whenmakingthisdetermination,allcardsareused, notjustthefivecardsthatconstitutetheplayer’shand.)

C.)Allsidepotsandthemainpotwillbesplitasseparate pots,notmixedtogether.

tHe sHowdown1. Ashowdowndeterminesthewinnerofahandwhen morethanoneplayerisincontentionafterallbetting roundshavebeencompleted.Providedlastactionis equal,thewinninghandremainsexposeduntilthepot hasbeenpushed.

2. Attheshowdown,awinninghandmustbeclearlydisplayedinitsentiretyandproperlyidentified.Theplayerinitiatingthefinalbetorraisethatiscalledshallbethefirstplayertoshowtheirhandattheshowdown,whetherthatactionwastakenonthelastcardoronapastround.Allotherplayersshowingtheirhandsfollowinturninaclockwiserotation.Playersholdinglosinghandsmayconcedetheirrightstothepotanddiscardtheirhand,however,theMoheganSunatPoconoDownsPokerRoommayrequirethedisclosureofanydiscardedhands.

3. Ahandthathasbeenplacedface-uponthetableand properlyidentifiedisalivehandevenifthedealer collectsthehandinerror.

4. Ifaplayerwantstocontestapot,theymustdoso immediately.Onceanycardsaredealtforthenext hand,allrightstotheprevioushandhavebeenlost.

5. Onlyplayerswhoweredealtcardsarepermittedto requesttoseealosinghandwhentherewasequal actionattheriver.

6. Ifaplayeraskstoseealosinghand,thepotispushed tothewinnerfirst.Then,althoughthelosinghandis dead,thedealermaytapthemuckwiththelosinghand anddisplaythecards.Thelosinghandwillbeconsidered deadevenifitwasdiscoveredtobethebesthand, unlessthewinnerofthepotwastheonethat requestedtoseethehand.

seven-card stud HiGHInSeven-CardStud,thefollowingrulesshallapply:

1. Thelowcardbysuitisrequiredtoinitiateactiononthe firstround.Thisisa“forced”wager.Thenextplayermay fold,callorraise,completingtheforcedwagertothe fullbet.

2. Suitsarerankedfromlowesttohighest:Clubs, Diamonds,HeartsandSpades.

3. Onsubsequentrounds,thehighhandonboardinitiates thebettingaction.Ifhandsaretied,theplayertothe leftofthedealeractsfirst.

4. Ifaplayercompletestheforcedbet,itisnotconsidered araise.Therewillstillbethreeraiseslefttocapbetting. (i.e.ina10-20studgame,theforcedbetbringsitinfor $3.00andthenextplayermakesit$10.00.Therecanstill bethreeraisesandthecapwillbe$40.00.)

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5. Inanon-structuredgame,afterthirdstreet,anybet madewithanoversizedchipwithoutcommentwillbe interpretedasthemaximumbet.(i.e.ina1-5game,after thirdstreet,aplayerwhoseturnitistoactthrowsina $5.00chiporhigher,thebetwillbe$5.00.)

6. Aplayerfacingabetinanon-structuredgamewho announcesaraisewillbeinterpretedasthemaximum bet.(i.e.ina1-5game,ifaplayerfacinga$3.00betcalls out“raise,”hemustmakeit$8.00unlesshespecifies thathewantstowager$6.00or$7.00.)

7. Forsplit-limitorstructuredgames,thelowerlimit appliesonthefirsttwobettingroundsunlessthereisan openpair.

A.)Ifthereisanopenpaironfourthstreet,anybettorhas theoptionofwageringeitherthelowerorupperlimit.

B.) Ifaplayerbetsthelowerlimit,theymayberaised theamountofeithertheupperorlowerlimitby anyplayer.

C.)Subsequentraisersalsomayraisethelowerlimitif nobodyhasbetorraisedtheupperlimit.

D.)Ifaplayercallsoutabet,itwillbeinterpretedasthe lowerlimit.

8. Onfifth,sixthorseventhstreet,onlythehigherlimit maybebet.

9. Aplayerreceivingafinaldowncardinastudgamethat shouldhavebeendealttoanotherplayermustkeepit, ifithasbeenintermingledwithhisdowncardsorif thereisanychancethattheplayerhaslookedatthe card.Theplayerwhowasmissedwillbegiventhenext cardoffthestub.

seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW/seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW, sPliT 8 OR beTTeR Therearemanysimilaritiesbetweenthesetwogames,however,therearesomesignificantdifferences.InSeven-CardStudHigh-LowSplit8orBetter:

1. Aqualifierofeightorbetterisneededtobein contentionforthelowhalfofthepot.

2. Thelowcardbysuitinitiatesbettingactiononthe firstround.

A.)Anacecountsasahighcardforthispurpose. in seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW: 1. Noqualifierisneeded.

2. Thehighcardbysuitinitiatesbettingonthefirstroundin bOTh seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW and seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW 8 OR beTTeR: 1. Onsubsequentrounds,thehighhandinitiatesaction.

2. Splitlimithigh-lowgamesusethelowerlimitonthird andfourthstreetandtheupperlimitonsubsequent streets,anopenpairdoesnotaffectthelimit.

3. Straightsandflushesdonotimpairthevalueofahand forlow.

4. Aplayermayuseanyfivecardstomakehisbesthigh handandanyothergroupingoffivecards,evenifit’s thesameashishighhand,tomakehisbestlowhand. Thefollowingrulesshallapplyinseven-caRd hiGh, seven-caRd sTud hiGh-lOW, seven-caRd hiGh-lOW 8 OR beTTeR:1. Aplayerwhohasanted,butisnotactuallypresentat thetablewhenthetimecomestoactontheirhand willhavetheforcedbetputinthepotforthem, ifobligated.

2. Ifaplayerwhoisinforallthebetsfolds,theirseat receivesthecarditwasdueonthesubsequentround andcontinuestoreceiveacardonsubsequentrounds untilthereisabet.

3. Ifthedealerisgoingtorunoutofcardsbeforeallactive playershaveacompletehand,thefollowingprocedure shallbeused:

A.)Insteadofdealinganyoneanindividualcard,theyshall burnacardanddealacommoncardforalltheplayers touse.

B.) Ifonlysomeoftheplayersaresharingacommoncard, thereshallbenomorebetting.

C.)Inhigherlimitgames(thosethatallowabetofmore than$20.00),itisextremelyunlikelythatacommon cardwillbenecessary;therefore,thedealershould notifythesupervisorbeforeexaminingthestub.

D.)Iftherearenotsufficientcardstodealacommoncard orthecommoncardwouldbethelastcardofthe deck,thedealershallshuffletheburncardsanddeal acommoncard.Actionwillstartwiththehandthat washighonsixthstreet.Ifthatplayeris“all-in,”then actionwillstartwiththehandtotheirimmediateleft.

4. Inallgames,thedealershouldindicatewhoactsfirst.

5. Anycarddealtbeforeeveryonehasactedmaynot bekept.

A).Anewdeckismadefromtheunusedstubandthe improperlydealtcardsbeingcarefulnottouseanyburn ormuckcards.Thedealershuffles,cutsanddeals.

Hold ‘eMEachplayerreceivestwodowncards.Fivecommunitycardsareshared.Thebestfivecardsplay.

oMaHa Eachplayerreceivesfourdowncards.Fivecommunitycardsareshared.Eachplayermustspecificallyplaytwocardsfromtheirhandandthreefromtheboard.

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oMaHa HiGH-low sPlitPlayermayuseanytwocardsfromtheirhandforhighandthesameoranyothercombinationoftwocardsforlow.Splitpotgamesuseaqualifierofeightorbetterforlow.

use of blinds1. Gameswithahousedealeruseaflatdiskcalledthe dealerbutton(orjust“button”)toindicatethe theoreticaldealerofeachhand.Twoblindbetsare usedtoinitiateaction.

2. Theplayertotheimmediateleftofthebuttonisfirst toreceiveacard.Thisisthe“smallblind”or“firstblind” position.Theplayernextinpositionwillposta“big blind”or“largeblind.”

3. Inanewgame,thepositionofthedealerbuttonwill bedeterminedbyhavingthedealerdealoneupcard toeachplayer.Theplayerwhoreceivesthehighest cardbyrankandsuitwillhavethebutton.

4. Thefirstplayertoactwillbetheplayertotheleftof the“bigblind.”Thesmallblindandbigblindwilleach haveanoptiontoraiseontheinitialroundofbetting. Onsubsequentrounds,thefirstactiveplayerclockwise fromthebuttonactsfirst.

5. Hold‘EmandOmahagameswillusethelowerlimit beforeandontheflopandtheupperlimitonthelast twobettingrounds,unlessaspecificallypostedsign announcesadifferentstructure.

6. Inanewgame,aplayerwhotakesaseatisnotrequired topostthebigblinduntilthatseatmissesanyblinds.

7. Anewplayertothegamemaynotreceiveahand betweenthesmallblindandthebuttonorhavethe privilegeoflastaction.Theymustwaitforthebutton topassthemandpostabigblindtoplayorwaituntil thispositionisdueforthe“bigblind.”

8. Whencomingfromabrokengame,theplayerisnot obligatedtopostablindifthegameisofthesametype andlimit.

9. Alllargeblindsare“live,”meaningtheplayerhasthe optionofraisingthebetwhentheactionreachesthem.

Hold ‘eM irreGularities1. Iftheflophasmorethanthreecards,itwillbetaken backandreshuffled.Theburncardwillnotbe reshufflednorwillanothercardbeburned.Thismethod isusedunlesstherehasbeensubstantialactionbased onanimpropercard,inwhichcase,thecardtheplayers basedtheiractiononwillstand,andthedealeron subsequentstreetsshalltreatthetwo-stucktogether cardsasasinglecard.

2. Ifcardsarefloppedbythedealerbeforeallthebetting iscompleted,theentireflopistakenbackand reshuffled.Theburncardwillnotbereshufflednor willanothercardbeburned.

3. Ifthedealerturnsupthefourthcardontheboard beforetheroundofbettingiscompleted,thecardis notinplay.Aftercompletionofthebetting,thenext cardisburnedandthefifthcardisputupinthefourth card’splace.Afterbettingiscompleted,thedealerwill reshufflethedeck,includingthecardthatwastakenout ofplay,butnottheburncardsordiscards.Thedealer willthencutthedeck.Withoutburningacard,hewill dealthefifthcard.

4. Ifthefifthcardisturnedupbeforebettingiscomplete, itshallbereshuffledinthesamemannerasinthe precedingrule.

blind PlaceMent1. Everyplayermusttakealltheblindseachround.

A.)Ifaplayerhadablindonthepreviousdealanddoes notparticipateinthenexthand,hisseatmaystillbe assignedablindorthebutton.

B.) Ablindorbuttonassignedtoanemptyseatis termed“dead.”

2. Aplayerwhoswitchesgames,movesseatsorwho missesblindsonaroundshallhavetheblindscorrected asfollows:

A.)Aplayerwhomissesbothblindsmustpostanamount equaltothesumoftheblinds.Theexcessamount, overthebigblind,becomesdeadmoneyandisnot partofthebet.Anowedsmallblindwillbedead money. Exception:Ifaplayerchoosestocomeinon astraddle,theywillnotberequiredtopostthe smallblind.

B.) Aplayerwhogoesbrokeandwishestore-enterthe gameshallbetreatedasanewplayerwithregardto theblinds,oncetheyhavemissedtheirbigblind.

C.)Aplayerwhomovestoanewseat,andgoespastthree ormoreactive(presentatthetable)playersclockwise fromtheblinds,mustposttheamountofthebig blind(orwaittheappropriatenumberofhandssoas nottogainanyadvantage.)

D.)Ifaplayermoveshisseatclosertothebigblind,they willnothavetopostanextrablind.

E.) Aplayerwhohasjusttakentheblindbeforethe buttonorjustplayedhisbuttonandthenimmediately movestoanewseatthatisdueforthebigblindor eitherofthetwoseatsontheimmediateleftofthe bigblindhastheoptionoflettingtheblindsgoby

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themwithoutpenalty.

F.) Ifanewplayeriscomingintoabuttongameanda playerwhoisrequestingthatopenseathasjustpaid anyoftheirblinds,thatplayerhastheoptiontoplay offtheirbuttonandthenmove.

G.)Aplayerwhoneedstomakeupablindandlooksat anyofhiscardsbeforepostingtheblindmoneyhas adeadhand,providedtheerroriscaughtbeforethe playeractsonhishand.Iftheyactbeforethemistake iscaught,thehandisliveandmaybeplayedandthe playermustmakeuptheblindonasubsequentdeal orwaitforbigblindposition.

H.)Aplayergoingfromamust-movegameintoamain gamewillhaveanoption.Theymayreceiveahand immediately,butwillberequiredtopostthebigblind whenit’stheirturnortheymaychoosetositout untilthebuttonpassesthemandwillnotberequired topost.

I.) “Buyingthebutton”isthepostingofallowedblinds byaplayersothattheymaybedealtinrightawayand receivethebuttononthesubsequenthand.Thelarge blindispostedliveandthesmallblindisposteddead. Thiscanonlybedonebetweenthebuttonandsmall blindposition.

3. Ifaplayerhaspostedtheirbigblindtwiceandhasnot broughtattentiontothispriortosubstantialaction, theyshallhavethefollowingoptions:

A.)Theymayposttheirsmallblindthenexthandandthe buttonwillprogressasnormal.

B.) Theycansitoutthenexthand,thebuttonwillbe giventotheplayerwhohasjustpostedtheirsmall blindtwiceandthenextplayerwillposttheirbig blind.Nosmallblindwillbepostedthishand.Onthe nexthand,thebuttonwillmovetothatplayerwho justsatoutandtheblindswillprogressasnormal.

4. Ifaplayerisdealtahandthatisduethebigblindand theirintentionwastositoutfortheroundofplay,the followingactionwilltakeplace:

A.)Ifthereisnosubstantialaction,thehandwillbe declaredamisdeal.

B.) Ifsubstantialactionhasalreadytakenplace,thehand willbeplayedwithoutabigblind.Onthefollowing hand,thebuttonwillmoveandthehandwillbe playedwithoutasmallblind.Thebuttonwillfreeze thenexthandtocorrecttheblinds.

5. Ifaplayerpaysthelargeblindthenmissesthesmall blind,itwillbedeadmoneyupontheirreturn.

6. Ifaplayerpaysthelargeblindthenwantstomovetheir seat,thesmallblindwillbeliveintheirnewposition.

no-liMit Hold ‘eM No-limitbuy-inswillhaveapredeterminedminimumandmaximum.Thebuy-inamountwillbedeterminedbytheblindstructure.Blindstructuresandbuy-inamountswillbeclearlydisplayedonthegamingplaque.

1. Newplayersarerequiredtopostthebigblindtoreceive ahand.

2. Existingplayerswhomissblindsmustpostthemupon returntothegameorwaitfortheirnaturalbigblind.

3. Aplayergoingfromamust-movegamemustgotothe nextgamewiththeircurrentchipamount.Thisamount maybebeloworabovethepostedminimumor maximum.

4. Playerstransferringvoluntarilyaretomeettheposted minimumandmaximumrequirements.

5. Playersfromabrokengamemaycomeintogamesof thesamelimitwithoutposting.Theymaybringwith themanycurrentchipamountabovetheposted maximumthatdoesnotexceedthetable’schipleader.

6. Playersdecidingtobetmayrequestanotherplayer’s chipcount.

7. Cashmayplayinlimitsof5-10No-Limitandabove.Only denominationsof$100.00willplay.Inlimitslessthan 5-10No-Limit,cashwillnotplayandmustbeconverted intochipspriortothehandbeingdealt.

8. Thereisnolimitonthenumberofraisesorthebet raiseamount.

no-liMit raise rules 1. Aplayerwhoisintendingtoraisethepotmustdosoin onemotionorstatetheword“raise.”

A.)Onceaplayerstatestheword“raise,”theywillbe permittedreturntotheirstackandmayraisetoany amount.Aplayerispermittedtoworkbehindthe bettinglinetogathertheraisebutmayonlycome acrossthebettinglineonceornotifythetableofthe amountoftheraisebeforecrossingthebettingline.

B.)Anybackwardmotionfromthebettingareawithout thedeclarationofaraisewillresultintheplayerbeing heldtoacall,unlesstheexcessamountismorethan half,theplayerwillthenbeheldtotheminimumraise.

2. Aplayerwhohasnotactedandisfacinganall-inraise thatislessthanafullbetwillhavethefollowing options:

•Fold •Calltheamount •Completethefullraiseorraiseanamountthat

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exceedsthefullraise

3. Aplayerwhohasalreadyactedandisfacinganall-in raisethatislessthanafullbetwillhavethefollowing options:

•Fold •Calltheamountoftheall-in

4. Anyplayerfacinganall-inraisethatisafullbetormore willhavethefollowingoptions:

•Fold •Call •Raisetoanyamountactingoutofturnona no-limitgame

actinG out of turn on a no-liMit GaMe 1. Ifaplayerbetsoutofturnandallinterveningplayers checktothatplayer,thatplayerwillberequiredtobet.

2. Ifaplayerbetsoutofturnandaninterveningplayer betsmorethantheoffender,theoffenderispermitted totaketheirbetback.

3. Theplayerbettingoutofturnwillbepermittedtoraise ifaninterveningplayermakesabetofanysize.

4. Ifaninterveningplayerbetslessorthesameamountas theoffender,theoffender’soptionswillbetocallthe betorraise.Theoffenderwillnotbepermittedtotake alloftheirmoneybackinthisinstance.

5. Ifaplayercallsabetoutofturn,thatplayerwillbe requiredtocallwhenit’stheirturntoactunlessan interveningplayerraises.

kill Pots1. InOmahaHigh-LowSplit8orbetter,a“kill”or“half-

kill”maybeoffered.Akillbutton,indicatingthekillorhalf-killisineffect,shallbeplacedinfrontoftheplayerwhowinstheentirepotinthehand,providedthattheamountofthepotisaminimumof10timesthemaximumpermissiblewagerforthehand.

2. Inthesucceedinghand,theplayershallberequiredtoplaceablindbetintheamountoftheincreasedpermissiblewagerforthathand.

3. If,inthesucceedinghand,aqualifyingpotisnotsplitbetweenoneplayerwinningthehighhandandanotherwinningthelowhand,thekillbuttonwillbemovedinfrontoftheplayerwhowinstheentirepotforthathand.

4 Thekillorhalf-killwillremainineffectuntilapotdoesnotqualifyinamountorapotdoesnotqualifyinamountorapotissplitbetweenaplayerwinningahighhandandanotherlowhand.

5. Onceapotdoesnotqualifyinamountorissplitbetweentwoplayers,thedealerwillcollectthekillbutton.

Poker Hand rankinGsRankofthecardsusedinalltypesofpokerotherthanlowpoker,forthedeterminationofwinninghands,inorderofhighesttolowestrank,shallbe:Ace,King,Queen,Jack,Ten,Nine,Eight,Seven,Six,Five,Four,ThreeandTwo.Allsuitsshallbeconsideredequalinrank.Forpurposesofcompletinga“StraightFlush”ora“Straight,”anAcemaybecombinedwithaTwo,Three,FourandFive.Thepermissiblehighpokerhandsasdeterminedbytheholdingofafullfive-cardhand,inorderofhighesttolowestrankshallbe:

1. “RoyalFlush”isahandconsistingofanAce,King, Queen,JackandTenofthesamesuit.

2. “StraightFlush”isahandconsistingoffivecardsof thesamesuitinconsecutiveranking,withKing,Queen, Jack,TenandNinebeingthehighestrankingStraight FlushandAce,Two,Three,FourandFivebeingthe lowestrankingStraightFlush.

3. “Four-Of-A-Kind”isahandconsistingoffourcardsof thesamerankregardlessofsuit,withfourAcesbeing thehighestrankingFour-Of-A-Kindandfourdeuces (Twos)beingthelowestrankingFour-Of-A-Kind.

4. “FullHouse”isahandconsistingof“Three-Of-A-Kind” anda“Pair,”withthreeAcesandtwoKingsbeingthe highestrankingFullHouseandthreedeuces(Twos)and twotreys(Threes)beingthelowestrankingFullHouse.

5. “Flush”isahandconsistingoffivecardsofthe samesuit.

6. “Straight”isahandconsistingoffivecardsof consecutiverank,regardlessofsuit,withAce,King, Queen,JackandTenbeingthehighestrankingstraight andAce,Two,Three,FourandFivebeingthelowest rankingStraight.

7. “Three-Of-A-Kind”isahandconsistingofthreecardsof thesamerankregardlessofsuit,withthreeAcesbeing thehighestrankingThree-Of-A-Kindandthreedeuces (Twos)beingthelowestrankingThree-Of-A-Kind.

8. “TwoPairs”isahandconsistingoftwo“Pairs,”withtwo AcesandtwoKingsbeingthehighestrankingTwoPair andtwotreys(Threes)andtwodeuces(Twos)beingthe lowestrankingTwoPair.

9. “OnePair”isahandconsistingoftwocardsofthesame rank,regardlessofsuit,withtwoAcesbeingthehighest rankingPairandtwodeuces(Twos)beingthelowest rankingPair. Therankingofcardsusedinlowpoker,forthe determinationofwinninghands,inorderofhighest tolowestrank,shallbe:Ace,Two,Three,Four,Five,Six, Seven,Eight,Nine,Ten,Jack,QueenandKing.Allsuits shallbeconsideredequalinrank.Therankingofalow

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pokerhandasdeterminedbytheholdingofafullfive-cardhandshallbetheoppositeoftherankingsforahighpokerhandprovidedthatstraightsandflushesshallnotbeconsideredforpurposesofdeterminingawinninglowpokerhand.Inallgamesofpoker,afive-cardhandshallberankedaccordingtothecardsactuallycontainedinthehandandnotbytheplayer’sopinionorstatementofitsvalue.

ProPer conductEachplayerinapokergameshallplaythegamesolelytoimprovetheirchanceofwinningandshalltakenoactiontoimproveanotherplayer’schanceofwinning.Noplayermaycommunicateanyinformationtoanotherplayerwhichcouldassisttheplayerinanymannerrespectingtheoutcomeofapokergame.

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