Created by LawDude on August 5, 2009 4cd5h
Definition 3s5l24
A rule in many live poker games that a verbal declaration of one’s action (e.g., stating "raise" or "call") is binding. Despite this rule, there are reasons why players verbalize their bets, including to ensure that the bet is understood, to watch another player’s reaction, and to avoid violating the string bet rule (once a verbal declaration is made, the player can take whatever time he or she needs to assemble and move chips forward into the pot).
Example 55fm
"Once he said 'raise', he couldn't decide to just call. His verbal action was binding.
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