All players must maintain a respectful attitude toward other players, the dealer, and the room staff.
Insults, offensive comments, or aggressive behavior will not be tolerated. Respect is an essential part of the game.
Each player must act only when it is their turn. Avoid talking about your hand while it is in play, showing your cards early, or influencing other players' decisions.
Poker is a game of individual decisions.
Each player is responsible for protecting their cards at all times. If your cards come into contact with the muck or are mixed with other cards, the hand may be declared dead.
Cards must remain visible on the table at all times. Lifting them out of the play area, hiding them in your hands, or showing them to other players is not permitted.
Thinking is part of the game, but players are expected to act within a reasonable time. If a player repeatedly delays the game, staff may ask them to make a decision.
While a hand is in play, advising, commenting on plays, or analyzing hands out loud is not permitted. This ensures every player makes their own decisions.
To maintain the pace of the game, avoid using your phone during hands. Phone calls at the table are not permitted, nor is consulting strategy during a hand.
Chips must remain organized and visible. Avoid hiding chips, moving them in a confusing manner, or making movements that could cause misunderstandings. Clarity in betting is essential.
When making a decision, do so clearly. Announce your action if necessary and avoid ambiguous movements. This helps keep the game flowing.
Room staff are there to ensure fair play. The floor manager's decisions are final. Our goal is always to protect the integrity of the game.
Seven Duck is a space to think, compete, and share. We want everyone to enjoy a respectful, strategic, and social poker experience.
During a hand, players may: Check, Bet, Call, Raise, or Fold.
The minimum raise must always equal the last increment made.
Example — Blinds 1/2: Player A raises to 6 → increment = 4. The next minimum raise is 6 + 4 = 10.
Each re-raise follows the same logic. Example: Open 6 → 3-bet 16 (increment 10) → minimum 4-bet 26.
An all-in below the minimum raise does not reopen the action. Previous players may only call or fold.
String bets are not permitted. Bets must be made in a single motion or verbally declared before being placed.
If a player places a single oversized chip without announcing a raise, it is considered a call. To raise, the player must announce it clearly.
During the deal, a misdeal may be declared. During the hand, the hand remains live but a penalty may apply.
The hand may remain valid but a penalty may be applied. It must not influence other players.
If a hand touches the muck or is picked up by the dealer, it is automatically declared dead.
Lifting cards excessively or removing them from the play area is not permitted. If they cannot be identified, they may be declared dead.
If a player acts out of turn: if the action does not change it stands; if it changes, the action is corrected.
The last aggressor shows first. If there was no betting, the first to speak shows first. Both cards must be shown to win the pot.
The dealer must control the order of play, announce bets, protect the deck, manage the muck, and call the floor when necessary.
The floor manager makes final decisions, resolves disputes, and may apply penalties.
Penalties may be applied for aggressive behavior, intentionally showing cards, delaying the game, or giving information during a hand.