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Re: Is a raise allowed here? Interesting hand scenario
That's completely retarded, assuming you posted the action correctly. You limped and then got raised, you certainly have action open and can reraise the guy who made it $15. The guy who's action is closed is the $15 raiser, if you just call he can't repump it, he can only call the extra $5. But if anyone told you that you can't reraise, they either completely misunderstood the action, or need to be shot.
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Re: Is a raise allowed here? Interesting hand scenario
Here is the action:
Hero UTG: Limp KK for $2 Decent UTG+2: Raise to $15 Mid-position: Goes all-in for $20 3 people in Late position call $20. I try to go all-in. Dealer says I cannot as $20 all-in didn't double the $15 bet (Or $2 into $15 bet). I think it's a stupid rule and it's been used before at that club too. Is this same rule used at AC and Vegas? |
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Re: Is a raise allowed here? Interesting hand scenario
[ QUOTE ]
Here is the action: Hero UTG: Limp KK for $2 Decent UTG+2: Raise to $15 Mid-position: Goes all-in for $20 3 people in Late position call $20. I try to go all-in. Dealer says I cannot as $20 all-in didn't double the $15 bet (Or $2 into $15 bet). I think it's a stupid rule and it's been used before at that club too. Is this same rule used at AC and Vegas? [/ QUOTE ] Dealer's and incompetent floor often get this wrong. Had you just called the $20 allin "Decent UTG+2" would only be able to call (or fold of course). IOW the small allin raise doesn't reopen the betting for HIS complete raise. But you are essentially wanting to limp-reraise the first real raise (by UTG+2). That's OK. I think this stupidity gets mixed in with something I hear often - "you can't check-raise an allin player" (when others aren't allin). Sometimes you can and sometimes you can't; what matters is if there is a complete bet by someone who hasn't acted yet. If there is you can certainly check-raise (even if someone is allin). ~ Rick |
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Re: Is a raise allowed here? Interesting hand scenario
"But you are essentially wanting to limp-reraise the first real raise (by UTG+2). That's OK." That's what I thought Rick. This has to be the stupidest rule enforced in NL Cash. |
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