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What is the purpose of a discretionary color up by the tournament director?
What is the purpose of a discretionary color up by the tournament director?
- To penalize players for slow play
- To allow players to change the denominations of their chips
- To increase the number of smaller denomination chips in play
- To control the total number and denominations of chips in play (correct)
When are deck changes allowed to occur?
When are deck changes allowed to occur?
- On the dealer push, level changes, or as prescribed by the house (correct)
- At the dealer's discretion
- When requested by any player
- After a certain number of hands have been dealt
How long does a player have to act when the clock is called?
How long does a player have to act when the clock is called?
- 25 seconds plus a 5 second countdown (correct)
- 20 seconds plus a 10 second countdown
- 10 seconds plus a 5 second countdown
- 30 seconds plus a 10 second countdown
What is the consequence if a player on the clock facing a bet does not act before time expires?
What is the consequence if a player on the clock facing a bet does not act before time expires?
When does a new level start?
When does a new level start?
What happens if a hand starts at the prior level by mistake?
What happens if a hand starts at the prior level by mistake?
What is the maximum number of chips a player can be awarded in a chip race?
What is the maximum number of chips a player can be awarded in a chip race?
What happens if a player has chips of a removed denomination after a chip race?
What happens if a player has chips of a removed denomination after a chip race?
What is the recommended standard for keeping chips in countable stacks?
What is the recommended standard for keeping chips in countable stacks?
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