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House Rules

CHARITY POKER ROOM HOUSE RULES

Welcome to our charity card room. Your presence in our establishment means that you agree to abide by our rules and procedures. By taking a seat in one of our card games, you are accepting our management to be the final authority on all matters relating to that game. Management will attempt to maintain a pleasant environment for all our customers and employees, but is not responsible for the conduct of any player. We have established a code of conduct, and may deny the use of our card room to violators. The following are not permitted: GENERAL RULES

In case of inclement weather, power outages, equipment failure, or other emergencies the Chairperson reserves the right to cancel the event
Players/Participants must a minimum of 18 years old.
Charities, Doc’s Sports Retreat and Aim-High Proceeds are not responsible for any loss.
Chips may only be purchased/exchanged directly from the charity. Chips may not be sold or redeemed between players.
The following poker games may be played: Fixed-Limit, Pot Limit, No-Limit Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi, Omaha Hi/Lo. Rake is 10% up to a maximum up .00 on all games.
Tournaments are not currently offered.
The charity has the right to close down any game at any time without warning or reason.

PROHIBITED CONDUCT:

Collusion with another player or any other form of cheating.
Verbally or physically threatening any patron or employee.
Using profanity or obscene language.
Creating a disturbance by arguing, shouting, or making excessive noise.
Throwing, tearing, bending, or crumpling cards.
Destroying or defacing property.
Using an illegal substance.

ETIQUETTE: The following actions are improper, and grounds for warning, suspending, or barring a violator:

Deliberately acting out of turn.
Deliberately splashing chips into the pot.
Agreeing to check a hand out when a third player is all-in.
Soft-playing by refusing to bet against a certain opponent whenever heads-up.
Reading a hand for another player at the showdown before it has been placed face-up on the table.
Telling anyone to turn a hand face-up at the showdown.
Revealing the contents of a live hand in a multi-handed pot before the betting is complete.
Revealing the contents of a folded hand before the betting is complete. Do not divulge the contents of a hand during a deal even to someone not in the pot, so you do not leave any possibility of the information being transmitted to an active player.
Needlessly stalling the action of a game.
Deliberately discarding hands away from the muck. Cards should be released in a low line of flight, at a moderate rate of speed (not at the dealer’s hands or chip-rack).
Stacking chips in a manner that interferes with dealing or viewing cards.
Making statements or taking action that could unfairly influence the course of play, whether or not the offender is involved in the pot.
The room is SMOKE FREE.

DECISION-MAKING

Management reserves the right to make decisions in the spirit of fairness, even if a strict interpretation of the rules may indicate a different ruling.
Decisions of the shift supervisor are final.
The proper time to draw attention to a mistake is when it occurs or is first noticed. Any delay may affect the ruling.
If an incorrect rule interpretation or decision by an employee is made in good faith, the establishment has no liability.
A ruling may be made regarding a pot if it has been requested before the next deal starts (or before the game either ends or changes to another table). Otherwise, the result of a deal must stand. The first riffle of the shuffle marks the start for a deal.
If a pot has been incorrectly awarded and mingled with chips that were not in the pot, and the time limit for a ruling request given in the previous rule has been observed, management may determine how much was in the pot by reconstructing the betting, and then transfer that amount to the proper player.
To keep the action moving, it is possible that a game may be asked to continue even though a decision is delayed. The delay could be to check the overhead camera tape, get the shift supervisor to give the ruling, or for some other good reason. In such circumstances, a pot or portion of it may be impounded by the house while the decision is pending.
The same action may have a different meaning, depending on who does it, so the possible intent of an offender will be taken into consideration. Some factors here are the person’s amount of poker experience and past record.
A player, before he acts, is entitled to request and receive information as to whether any opposing hand is alive or dead, or whether a wager is of sufficient size to reopen the betting.

PROCEDURES

Only one person may play a hand.
No one is allowed to play another player’s chips.
Management will decide when to start or close any game.
Cash is not allowed on the table. All cash should be changed into chips in order to play.
If you return to the same game within one hour of cashing out, your buy-in must be equal to the amount removed when leaving that game.
All games are table stakes. Only the chips in front of a player at the start of a deal may play for that hand
Permission is required before taking a seat in a game.
Splitting pots will not be allowed in any game. Chopping the big and small blind by taking them back when all other players have folded is allowed in button games.
The game’s betting limit will not be changed if two or more players object. Raising the limit is subject to management approval.
Players must keep their cards in full view. This means above table-level and not past the edge of the table. The cards should not be covered by the hands in a manner to completely conceal them.
Any player is entitled to a clear view of an opponent’s chips. Higher denomination chips should be easily visible.
A new deck must be used for at least a full round (once around the table) before it may be changed, and a new setup must be used for at least an hour, unless a deck is defective or damaged, or cards become sticky.
Looking through the discards or deck stub is not allowed.
A player is expected to pay attention to the game and not hold up play. Activity that interferes with this such as reading at the table is discouraged, and the player will be asked to cease if a problem is caused.
A non-player may not sit at the table.
Speaking a foreign language during a deal is not allowed.

SEATING

You must be present to add your name to a waiting list. However, you may call ahead of arriving up to 1 hour.
When there is more than one game of the same stakes and poker form, and a must-move is not being used, the house will control the seating of new pl

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