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[QUOTE="xdmanx007, post: 363130, member: 889"] 1st depends on wether the game is NL or Limit. In Limit each round is capped at a maximum of 4 bets. In NL technically you can reraise as many times as you want as long as you raise a minimum of the Big Blind. ie BB=50 you must RAISE at least 50 it can be 51 but the raise must be a minimum of the big blind so you would have a minimum bet of 100 if someone before you bet 50. 2nd Very good question because table stakes are commonly misunderstood. In NL generally the minimum bet size does not change. In limit the Big Blind will be 1/2 of the stated table stakes and on the turn the bet size doubles to the stated table stakes. As far as acting out of turn the only move you can legally make out of turn is to FOLD any bet made out of turn must be returned to the player he can not leave his bet in the pot! [/QUOTE]
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