Checking out of turn

[jimmer]

If a player checks out of turn, and the player before pushes all-in, does the player who checked have to call?

I understand if he called out of turn he would, but unsure about checking.

[Garoen]

A simple mistake like that doesn't bind you to an all in bet in any way. Happens all the time at the casino's esp. if someone isn't paying a whole lot of attention. (Ex. eating a philly cheese steak.), or between the two players on either side of the dealer.

[Poto]

I've been to places where all oral statements were binding, so it can be dangerous asuming that it'll be fine acting out of turn.

However, a check out of turn will never result in you having to call an all in.

[goodfoot]

I'm pretty sure anything you say or do when it isn't your turn to act doesn't count.

[golddog]

Actions taken out of turn are not binding, as far as I know, but they should get a warning on the first offense.

[jimmer]

Actions taken out of turn are not binding, as far as I know, but they should get a warning on the first offense.

I not so sure on this.

My friend was playing in a game in Birmingham, UK a while ago and he got to the final table. There was this really annouying women who kept acting out of turn. A few players started complaining to her, but she never really listened.

At one point she was in middle position and someone in early limped. The women immediatley declared 'call' out of turn. Then another guy in early (who was still to act) asked the dealer if he pushed all-in would the women have to 'call' as she has already declared 'that move'. The dealer said 'yes'.

The guy pushed all-in and the women tried to fold, but to no avail.

[supafrey]

I'm pretty sure anything you say or do when it isn't your turn to act doesn't count.

Incorrect.

Player A raises to $20,
Player B says "raise" and is counting out 50 chips.
Player C isn't paying attention and puts out $20, out of turn.
Player B says "excuse me?" and puts out $50. The dealer will now make player C leave ATLEAST $20 in the pot. Even though they were out of turn, at my casino those $20 bucks are lost, so they have the option of putting in another $30 to call, or to fold immediately.

Also, at my casino if you bet out of turn you lose all rights to raise that street.

[MrDarling]

The next story have nothing to do with the actual question or event, but Supa example remind me of it.

A live freeroll. A fish says call and is trying to make change so he can put the exact correct amount. I announce raise (I'm directly to act behind him) as he gets his change back, so he tries to put both chips back in his stack (and thus not making the call)

[odlozilik]

Btw., is it allowed to muck out of turn?

[MrDarling]

its bad etiquette but I don't know if its against the rules.

Funny thing, most people who accidently much out of turn apologia to the player the act before when in fact they should apologia to the players in the blinds

[Felting]

I'm pretty sure anything you say or do when it isn't your turn to act doesn't count.

Incorrect.

Player A raises to $20,
Player B says "raise" and is counting out 50 chips.
Player C isn't paying attention and puts out $20, out of turn.
Player B says "excuse me?" and puts out $50. The dealer will now make player C leave ATLEAST $20 in the pot. Even though they were out of turn, at my casino those $20 bucks are lost, so they have the option of putting in another $30 to call, or to fold immediately.

Also, at my casino if you bet out of turn you lose all rights to raise that street.

correct