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What is the correct ruling when a player raises out of turn in Texas Hold 'Em

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For example: Player A's turn to act but Player B raises to $X. The way we have played is that if Player A checks or bets < $X, Player B must call the bet. Otherwise options as normal. What is the ruling in a proper tournament?

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  1. The rule that we always play by, is that player B takes his bet back and it is still player A&#039;s turn.  It does help player A out, because now he knows what player B would have done.

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