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Rules Q: Limp with AA, short stack all in, no reraise?
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[QUOTE="StormRaven, post: 1376487, member: 53047"] This is definitely wrong. The floor supervisor must have misunderstood the question. He most certainly can reraise as long as it's an amount double the last raise. So if the blinds are 1/2, the AA guy checks (so he can check raise), someone shoves ai pf for 15, then the raise is 13 so as long as someone re-reraises it by 13 or more then he's good. And yes, the dealer made the 1st mistake by saying "Call or Fold" but the player made the 2nd mistake by asking "I can't raise" - this was a big tell. The floor made the 3rd mistake in a bad ruling that was probably misinterpreted and the player made the 4th mistake by not insisting and explaining why he has the right to reraise. *ANd only experience will teach you this, but I have learned that the majority of the time if the dealer makes a bad call, he's new or tired, that a confident player can explain the rules to him in a calm and logical way and then the dealer will trust the players unless another player contests it. [/QUOTE]
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