Can a player call for a clock on another player?

[ProGambler]

In certain situations during a game, a player can request a "clock" on another player. This request typically occurs in games that have a time control or time limit for each move, such as chess or tournament poker.

When a player requests a clock on another player, it means they believe their opponent is taking an unreasonable amount of time to make their move. By calling for a clock, the requesting player is essentially asking for an arbiter or a designated timekeeper to monitor and enforce the time limit for that player's moves.

Once a clock is called, the arbiter or timekeeper will start monitoring the time of the player being clocked. If that player does not make their move within the specified time limit, they may be penalized according to the rules of the game. The specific penalties can vary depending on the game and the tournament or event rules in place.

 

[CR7]

In poker, calling for a clock on another player is also possible in certain situations. However, it is important to note that the specific rules and procedures for calling a clock can vary from casino to casino or tournament to tournament. Generally, the ability to call a clock on another player is at the discretion of the floor staff or the tournament director.

The request for a clock is typically made when a player feels that their opponent is taking an excessive amount of time to make a decision. It is often used as a way to prevent deliberate stalling or slow play by a player. The player calling for a clock must make their request known to the floor staff or tournament director, who will then decide if the request is valid.

Once a clock is called, the floor staff or tournament director will typically announce the start of the timing for the player in question. The player will usually be given a specific amount of time, such as 60 seconds or two minutes, to make their decision. If the player does not act within the allotted time, they may face penalties that can range from losing their right to act in the hand to receiving a time penalty, where a specified amount of time is deducted from their play in future hands.

It is worth noting that calling a clock on another player is generally considered a serious action and should be used judiciously. It is important to respect the rights of all players at the table and to consider the impact calling a clock may have on the dynamics of the game. In many cases, it is recommended to first try to resolve any disputes or issues directly with the player before involving the floor staff or tournament director.

 

[Everytime]

A player who requests a clock on another indicates that they think the time taken by the other player to perform their move is excessive. When a player requests a clock, they are essentially asking for an arbiter or timekeeper to keep track of and enforce the time restriction for their movements.

 

[Everytime]

A player who requests a clock on another indicates that they think the time taken by the other player to perform their move is excessive. When a player requests a clock, they are essentially asking for an arbiter or timekeeper to keep track of and enforce the time restriction for their movements.

The floor crew or tournament director will normally make an announcement indicating the start of the timing for the player in question when a clock is called. A predetermined window of time, such as 60 seconds or two minutes, will typically be provided to the player to decide. If the player does not respond within the given time, they may be subject to consequences that can include losing their right to participate.

 

[Lazza]

When a player asks for a clock, they're asking the dealer or floor personnel to initiate a countdown timer that will force them to decide within a fair amount of time. In order to avoid excessive stalling, a clock is called for.

 

[Killman2002]

Yes, a player can call for a clock on another player in a poker game. Calling the clock is a rule in poker that discourages players from taking too much time by giving them a set amount of time to make a decision. When a player is called on the clock, they have a set amount of time (usually one minute) to act.