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Verbal Discussion
35. Verbally disclosing the true contents of your hand will cause the hand to be killed and a penalty will be assessed.
35a. A player cannot verify the contents of a live hand that was verbally
disclosed. Only a director or floorperson may check those
contents after the hand is over, but before the pot has been
awarded. If the hand is verified but is not in violation of
the previous rule, the contents will not be revealed by the
floor or director to anyone.
35b. If a verbally disclosed hand is killed through verification after the
hand, the pot goes to the best hand among the remaining players
at the showdown, or to the last player to fold.
35c. By definition, verbal disclosure must include the actual ranks or
suits, or any synonym to the ranks or suits. Nicknames for
specific two-hand combinations like "Big Slick” or "American
Airlines” will also constitute verbal disclosure.
Furthermore, only a definitive declaration will constitute
a verbal disclosure. Language like "may”, "might”, or "could”
could nullify a declaration as verbal disclosure.
36. Advising a player how to play a hand may result in a penalty.
37. Verbal declarations as to the content of a player’s hand at the showdown are not binding (cards speak); however at management’s discretion, any player deliberately miscalling his hand to induce other players to reveal their cards may be penalized.
38. Players are obligated to protect the other players in the tournament at all times. Discussing cards discarded or hand possibilities is not allowed.
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