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10-07-05, 02:14 PM
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I thought the standard of "raise" was defined as equal or greater to the last bet??
player 1 bets $10 Player two rasies $20 to $30 total Player 3 wants to raise... it has to be at least $20 more (to $50+ total).
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10-07-05, 03:28 PM
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Correct.... but for an all-in situation, I know there are some situations where half of a legal raise opens the action when it comes around again.
I thought so anyway. |
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10-07-05, 09:26 PM
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I'm pretty sure that, in limit, half a bet constitutes a raise in this situation. In NL, however, it needs to be a full raise for you to be able to reraise. Don't quote me on that. I don't have time, but look at cardplayer. There are a couple recent articles dealing with this issue.
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10-08-05, 12:56 AM
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That's what it is! Forget my tourney/cash game crap. The difference is limit/no limit.
For me, those kind of go hand in hand, as I usually play NL tourneys and limit cash games. |
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