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Message: [QUOTE="Reducto, post: 1028370, member: 48725"] A couple of casinos in Spokane do this. What it amounts to is moving the button ahead to the first available player but without allowing the button or SB to skip ahead and miss a blind. So it's button, SB, BB at a minimum, then the button or SB might have to add in more to move up to the blind they would have been if the player hadn't been eliminated. The link posted above shows how it works when one person gets eliminated. You can also lose two in the same hand and it gets even more confusing. It kind of makes sense in a weird way but personally I'd only suggest doing it in a casino where a dealer can keep everything straight. The shorthand I use is this - If you're two after the dealer you're BB always. If you're first after, or you are dealer but haven't posted BB yet in that round you're BB. If you posted BB in the last hand you're SB. Make sense? :confused: [/QUOTE]