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Invalid Raise - NL hold'em
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[QUOTE="Jack Daniels, post: 307850, member: 1954"] Invalid raise could really only be one of two things. Either someone bet the wrong amount (e.g. previous bet was $300, next guy tried to raise to $500 even though he had enough chips to make the complete raise), OR someone made a raise that put them all in for less than the full required raise amount. Since this happened online, my quess would be the latter. Then the question is, how much less than the full raise amount. If I have less than $300 left but want to rasie all in for less than a $300 raise... then if I have between $150 and $299, I have made a sufficient enough size bet that the betting is reopened (pending any caps in limit) and callers have the option to raise further (again pending any caps in limit). But if I have between $1 and $149, then I have not made a sufficient enough size bet to reopen betting. Anyone wishing to play behind me can only call my partial raise. Just my two cents. I don't know the circumstances for PokerJoker's post. [/QUOTE]
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