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	Table stakes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In poker, table stakes refers to the maximum a player can bet and possibly lose during the course of a single hand.
		When playing with table stakes, if a player runs out of chips during the course of a hand, he or she is considered "all-in".
		Table stakes is the method of choice for virtually all casino settings and "serious" poker environments.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Table_stakes (375 words)

	Betting (poker) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This rule is often overridden by table stakes rules, so that a player may in fact raise a $5 bet by $2 if that $2 is his entire remaining stake.
		The alternative to table stakes rules is called "open stakes", in which players are allowed to buy more chips during the hand and even to borrow money (often called "going light").
		Just as in table stakes, no player may remove chips or cash from the table once they are put in play (except small amounts for refreshments, tips, and such)--this includes all markers, whether one's own or those won from other players.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Poker_table_stakes_rules (4764 words)

	Poker Table and Hands -Table Stakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In the poker, the piles of table refers to the maximum that a player can bet and probably lose during a simple hand.
		While playing with piles of table, if a player misses pieces during a hand, they are considered "all-in".
		The piles of Table is the method of choice for practically all arrangements of casino and "serious" environments of poker.
	www.pokertableandhands.eu.com /table_stakes.html (349 words)

	FairPoker.com
		Stakes - The stakes used at this table (the stakes and betting rules are explained in the the Games > Game Rules).
		Switching between open tables is done through a set of table buttons located in the top left corner of the table window.
		Chips purchased, while seated at a table, will be subject to any limits for the table, and any top ups will have to bring your balance up to at least the minimum amount, but will not be allowed to take your balance over the maximum should there be one.
	www.fairpoker.com /games.html (1941 words)

	Poker Glossary - Poker Terms, Poker Glossary Online
		The word "table" can be used to refer to community cards, the poker table itself, or the players at the table as a group.
		Table stakes is simply the (nearly universal) rule that a player may only wager money they have on the table at the beginning of a hand.
		A player who goes all-in at a table stakes game may not continue to bet, and is eligible only for the main pot.
	www.hollywoodsportsbook.com /glossary/pokerglossary_tu.cfm (1355 words)

	Table Stakes - Poker-888
		The only money that "plays" in a hand must be on the Table Stakes prior to the start of the hand.
		You may add money to your Table Stakes at any time (except during a hand in which you are involved).
		You may not remove chips from the Table Stakes while you are still playing in a game.
	www.poker-888.com /Table_Stakes.asp (151 words)

	SeriousPoker.com - Dan's Poker Dictionary
		When playing table stakes (as in most places), an all-in player is not eligible to win any money bet above their final bet (the side pot).
		table stakes game, that player is only eligible to win the main pot - the pot consisting of those bets they were able to match.
		Note that in table stakes games, players are still limited to the amount of money they have in front of them.
	www.seriouspoker.com /dictionary.html (16888 words)

	Erik Zane's House Rules for Poker
		Stakes may be altered on a per-hand basis by unanimous agreement of all players.
		You may not buy more chips in the middle of the hand; whatever is on the table in front of you at the beginning of the hand is all you may play with that hand (you may, of course, buy more chips between hands).
		Keep cards on the table: While playing a hand, keep your hole cards on the table and in sight--do not hold them in your lap, in your hand behind a stack of chips or a drink, or otherwise out of sight to the other players.
	home.att.net /~e.zane/poker/house-rules.html (2141 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		All games shall be played according to table stakes rules as follows: a.
		Only chips on the table at the start of a deal shall be in play for that pot, except as specified in Rule (b).
		Chips on the table may be used to pay for incidental items (cigarettes, beverages, food, etc.) and casual gaming activities such as low-stakes keno and inexpensive satellite tournament entries.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=12826217&postID=111785578143504632 (451 words)

	VCPoker
		Each table has information listed for the game type, table stakes, the average pot size and the number of players at that table.
		The next factor to consider is the table stakes.
		To take a seat at any given table, you need a minimum of 10 times the lower stake levels in chips (ie, to sit in a $2/$4 game you must take at least $20).
	www.vcpoker.com /play/playforreal (908 words)

	Poker1.com - MCU - Rules
		Although all chips on the table play as hereinafter set forth, players shall be required to have at least the minimum buy-in in chips of the appropriate denomination, and when buying additional chips shall purchase sufficient chips of the appropriate denomination.
		Further, chips may be transferred from one player at the table to another player at the table, but only if no active player at the table objects at the time of transfer.
		A player who has chips in transit or who is in the process of putting cash on the table shall announce to the dealer that he is playing behind, and how much, and the dealer shall announce this to the rest of the table.
	www.poker1.com /mcu/rules/b_article9.asp (2575 words)

	mileswood
		Table II section 2(b) - First round and first jump off, if any are decided by adding together the faults incurred and penalties for exceeding the time allowed.
		Table II section 2 (a) - First round and jump off - if any are decided by adding together the faults incurred and penalties for exceeding the time allowed.
		STAKES CLASS: To enter the stakes class, the competitor must be entered in the division.
	www.horsenaround.org /mileswood.htm (366 words)

	Popular Mechanics : Table stakes: we compare nine hot router tables for features, accuracy and convenience. (Comparison ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Start / P / Popular Mechanics / January 01, 2002 / Table stakes: we compare nine hot router tables for features, accuracy and convenience.
		Table stakes: we compare nine hot router tables for features, accuracy and convenience.
		A router table needn't be a fancy affair--a hole in a worktable with the
	static.elibrary.com /p/popularmechanics/january012002/tablestakeswecompareninehotroutertablesforfeatures/index.html (274 words)

	PartyPoker.com - Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Tables will be broken (condensed) from the highest number to the lowest number.
		In transferring players from one table to another to keep tables balanced, we try to be "as fair as possible" to players to maintain the same distance from the blind after the transfer.
		The Prize pool is displayed after the tables are loaded and the payoff structure as soon as Registration is complete.
	www.partypoker.com /games/tournaments/multi_table.html (662 words)

	T \| Poker Dictionary \| Games & Rules \| Planet Poker
		For example, one thief may see the holdings of the player next to him, and signal his partner across the table, who is in the hand, by pulling on a wire underneath the table that runs from him to his partner, using some sort of prearranged code.
		Each player draws a card from the deck, which is often fanned face down on the table, and the holder of the highest card deals; often suits are used to break ties (in bridge order); sometimes ties are broken by the winner being the first person to draw that tying card.
		The larger the tournament, the more places paid, from as few as one in a one-table satellite, to three in a small tournament, eight in a medium-sized tournament, and as many as 36 in, for example, the $10,000 buy-in main event of the World Poker Tour.
	www.planetpoker.com /games/dictionary/vocabt.asp (7174 words)

	Poker table stakes rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		He may raise to $25, declaring himself all in, but this does not consitute a "real" raise, in the following sense: if a third player now calls the $25, and the first player's turn to act comes up, he must now call the additional $5, but he does not have the right to reraise further.
		The all in player's pseudo-raise was really just a call with some extra money, and the third player's call was just a call, so the initial opener's bet was simply called by both remaining players, closing the betting round (even though he must still equalize the money by putting in the additional $5).
		Because these rules are complicated (especially when more than one player goes all in, or there are pots to be split because of ties), informal home games often allow players to temporarily borrow money to add to their stake during a hand when necessary, which is called going light.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/poker_table_stakes_rules (889 words)

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		I found a table where I could put my back to the wall and see the door.
		She took a seat at the table I had just vacated.
		Taking a house key from her key ring, she tossed it to the table in front of him.
	www.bard.50megs.com /table_stakes.htm (1279 words)

	Poker Pages: Poker Articles: Home Poker
		The nature of the home poker table is that it consists of the same gang that have been sitting at that table for years.
		The mere suggestion of an increase in table stakes is the indication that you are bored with the current stakes.
		When it's a table of your friends, you do what you can not to insult, and let's face it, how bored with the game could you possibly be that you'd want to snub your friends.
	www.pokerpages.com /articles/homepoker/squeege05.htm (720 words)

	Poker Paper - The Buy-In And Table Stakes In Poker
		A new player to a table must comply with the buy-in requirement for that game even if he has come from the same size and type of game, unless the house has transferred him there from a similar game which has broken down, has the limit or type of game changed, or some related reason.
		At big-bet poker (pot-limit or no-limit play), a return to the game after an absence of less than one hour, and at limit poker, a return to the game after an absence of less than half an hour is still considered part of the same playing session.
		Cash other than $100 bills does not play and is not permitted on the table in any game, with the exception of cash on the table announced by the dealer while awaiting a chip-runner.
	www.pokerpaper.com /news/128 (828 words)

	Re: Table stakes
		I was in a low-limit home game (Hold'em, etc.) that started out normal, but then got out of control when my drunk friends started throwing $20 bills on the table when they really, really, really liked their hands.
		I don't think that would have happened if we were playing table stakes.
		Once you declared table stakes you could > not play with an IOU (although you could reload from your pocket)> > > Private games and home games have many such variations.
	www.cyber-spy.com /gambling-groups/rec.gambling.poker-048121-466328.html (388 words)

	Washington Racing Hall of Fame
		The colt, who was later christened Table Run, was sired by 1958 horse of the year and outstanding turf runner Round Table out of the young Fleet Nasrullah mare Theonia.
		Stakes winner Agent No. Seven and stakes-placed runners Synchronous and Broomhilda were also foaled in that 1985 crop.
		His last significant stakes winner came from his third crop of 16 when a full sister to Super Seven, named Super Sis, was foaled.
	www.washingtonthoroughbred.com /WaTbStats/HOF_Trooper.htm (4305 words)

	Graphic Arts Monthly : High cost of new equipment; yes, the table stakes have changed, but then so has the game. @ ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Start / G / Graphic Arts Monthly / April 01, 1989 / High cost of new equipment; yes, the table stakes have changed, but then so has the game.
		High cost of new equipment; yes, the table stakes have changed, but then so has the game.
		Yes, the table stakes have changed, but then so has the game.
	static.highbeam.com /g/graphicartsmonthly/april011989/highcostofnewequipmentyesthetablestakeshavechanged/index.html (294 words)

	Poker Book, Strategies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		A good way to increase the stakes is to let those players who want to double the stakes, for example, play at double stakes whenever they are the only players left in the hand.
		When the stakes increase, there is not a proportional increase in the average winnings or money flow because most players initially play tighter at higher stakes.
		After getting a taste of higher stakes, the players bet more loosely and play more carelessly when the stakes are lowered to the old level.
	www.neo-tech.com /poker/part3.html (3119 words)

	Protection (poker) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		If you bet, some or all of them will fold, leaving you with fewer opponents and a better chance of winning.
		The term protection is also often heard in the context of an all-in player (see poker table stakes rules), because a bet by any player serves to protect the hand of an all-in player just as it protects the bettor (and possibly more so).
		To deliberately make such a bet solely to protect a hand other than your own is a form of collusion.
	www.wikipedia.com /wiki/Poker/Protection (292 words)

	Chris De Young's House Poker Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The default stakes are nickel-ante, pot limit, but can always be changed if everyone agrees.
		Stakes may be altered on a per-hand basis by unanimous agreement of all players (e.g.
		In the preceding tables, "Kinds" refers to the number of card combinations in each class, while "Each" is the number of non-distinct hands of each Kind.
	www.chud.net /~chd/house-rules.html (2129 words)

	World Poker Exchange - Backgammon Game Types (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Each player brings an amount of money to the backgammon table, and that amount is the maximum that he can win or lose in a single game.
		For example, if you are playing for $10 per point and you have $50 at the table, even if your opponent scores 8 points in the next game, you only lose your $50.
		The players buy in for a certain stake, and are then randomly paired in matches of a specified length.
	www.wsex.com /backgammon/game-types.html (306 words)

	STRIP POKER 2000 - Poker Glossary
		If you have $10 in front of you, and everybody else at the table has over $100, you are playing on a short stack.
		The definition sometimes also includes the rule that a player may not remove chips from the table during a game.
		While this rule might not be referred to as "table stakes", it is enforced almost universally in public poker games.
	www.strippoker2000.com /poker-glossary-page7.html (622 words)

	Table Stakes
		More than just a single rule, table stakes is a series of rules that keep the game fair and prevent numerous problems.
		While acceptable in other casino table games, "ratholing," or taking chips from your stack and putting them in your pocket, is prohibited in poker.
		The amount bought must be announced to the table, otherwise only the amount of the minimum buy-in plays.
	www.dicedealer.com /table_stakes.htm (354 words)

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	Online poker games & Poker tournaments at Empire Poker.com
		The only money that "plays" in a hand must be on the table prior to the start of the hand, i.e., Player may not make a wager in excess of the value of his chips on the table at the start of a hand.
		Taking money out of the game and continuing to play is not allowed in a table stakes format.
		If you run out of chips after a hand any added money you requested during the hand will have to be at least in the amount of the minimum buy-in.
	www.empirepoker.com /games/stakes_buyin.html (379 words)

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