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Balancing Tables -- TDA Rule # 11

This video explains Tournament Directors Association Rule 11: Balancing Tables and Halting Play. This rule explains how tournaments balance tables when player counts become uneven and when play may be temporarily halted to maintain fairness. It covers balancing procedures, mixed-game considerations, and when tournament directors may stop or resume play under TDA poker rules. –––––––––––––––– SCRIPT / TRANSCRIPT –––––––––––––––– TDA rule number 11, balancing tables and halting play. I'll read the official rule once, then explain how it's applied in poker tournaments. To balance in flopped in mixed games, a player to be big blind next moves to the worst position, including single big blind if available, even if that means the seat is big blind twice. Worst position is never the small blind. Instead, only players move by position. Last seat open at the short table is the seat filled. In mix games, example horse, when the game shifts from hold to stud after the last hold hand, the button moves to the position it would be if the next hand was hold and is frozen there during stud. The player moved instead is the player who would be the big blind if the game were hold that hand. Shifting to hold, the button starts where it was frozen. The table from which a player is moved will be specified by a predetermined procedure. Play will halt on tables three or more players short by elimination than the table with the most players once the blinds are impacted. Play halt on other formats. Example six-handed in turbos at the TD's discretion. TDs may wave halting play and waiver is not a misdeal. As the event progresses, at TD's discretion, tables should be more tightly balanced. This rule explains how tournaments balance tables when player counts become uneven and when play may be temporarily halted to maintain fairness. When balancing tables, a player who would be next in the big blind is typically moved to the worst available position. In mixed games, special procedures apply when switching between hold and stud. Tournament staff follow predetermined procedures to decide which table a player is moved from and play may be halted when tables become significantly short-handed. Under TDA rule number 11, tables are balanced using defined procedures and play may be halted when necessary to protect the integrity of the tournament. –––––––––––––––– DISCLAIMER –––––––––––––––– This content is an independent educational explanation of poker tournament rules. Tournament Directors Association rules are copyrighted by the TDA. This channel is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Tournament Directors Association.