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Diving into the Depths of Poker Rules...Min Raise?
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[QUOTE="sam1chips, post: 1923907, member: 89277"] (In no limit texas holdem): Ok, I have a couple of hypothetical scenarios...First of all, I want to establish this... -If blinds are 10/20, and player A raises it to 50, if player B wants to re-raise, it must be reraised to at least 80 (original raise was 30 plus previous bet [50]). If player B decides to reraise to 300, player C must reraise it to at least 550, (original raise was 250, plus original bet [300]) I am going off of the assumption that this is correct. If it is not then I am all messed up lol... My hypothetical scenario involve re-rasing after someone goes all-in. Ok so scenario A... Blinds are 10/20. Player A (UTG) pushes all in, with 34 chips. My understanding is that player B (UTG+1) is allowed to raise because they have not acted in the pot yet, my question is...what is the minimum that they are allowed to re-raise? Scenario B... Blinds are 10/20. UTG calls for 20 chips, UTG+1 pushes all-in for 34 chips. The table folds around to the SB. Is the SB, BB, or UTG allowed to re-raise? And if so, what is the minimum re-raise? [/QUOTE]
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