[CincyLady]

Johnny,

How I seen it handled when this has happened elsewhere (aka Binions in Las Vegas), was this.

In this situation, the person acting out of turn, would of been required to leave at the very least, the amount of the bet in play of the person last to act prior to the person who's action it (currently) was, in there. (Personally, to be fair here, I think the person acting out of turn, should be required to leave in this case, the 65k that he put out there, period).

Then the other person who's turn it was, would be allowed to make his action. He/she could call, raise, the amount of the previous person before him/her (not based on the amounty of person betting out of turn, but rather the amount based on prior person who did act in turn), or go all in.

The person who acted out of turn, could then decide if he wanted to call, reraise what ever the action of the person he interupted or fold.

However, the amount of money he put in out of turn (which would of at the very least, been the amount of the current bet prior to), would be required to stay in play, no matter what the person who bet out of turn decided they wanted to do.