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06-23-2006, 02:00 AM
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A rules question
Maybe this is better in another forum. If it is let me know. It happened at a home game and I'm sure someone in this forumn has had it come up in their game as well.
Anyways, the situation is: I raise to $3. The player next to me who has only $5.25 left reraises all in for $2.25 more. Two callers and it is back to me. My question is, does his all in re-open the action? Or is it closed since he did not raise me an amount equal to my original raise? I could have sworn I've heard that if the re-raise was more than half of my original raise then betting is still open. The two callers disagreed and said it was closed since it wasn't 2x my raise. Thanks, Billy 
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#4
06-23-2006, 05:53 AM
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Re: A rules question
If it is a limit game the betting is reopened to you. (raise more than half of normal raise all-in)
If it is a no-limit game, it is not. (Requires a full legal raise to reopen the betting.)
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#5
06-23-2006, 08:47 AM
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Re: A rules question
This post happens like once a month, and everytime, there is not enough detail.
Is this preflop? if so, what are the blinds? if it's a 1/1 game or something like that, that should reopen the betting preflop. NOT ENOUGH INFO!
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#6
06-23-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: A rules question
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If it is a limit game the betting is reopened to you. (raise more than half of normal raise all-in) If it is a no-limit game, it is not. (Requires a full legal raise to reopen the betting.) [/ QUOTE ] Quoted for truthiness. In addition, anyone who has not yet acted MAY raise but anyone who has already acted cannot.
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#7
06-23-2006, 02:29 PM
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Re: A rules question
If this is postflop, then his all-in does not re-open the action for you. The half the original raise rule is for limit only. In no limit, the raise must be twice the original bet. However, if this is preflop, and the blinds are .50/1, then you can raise again, since you raised the $1 BB to $3, for a raise of $2, and then the next player raised $2.25 to T$5.25.
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#8
06-23-2006, 03:01 PM
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Re: A rules question
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[ QUOTE ] If it is a limit game the betting is reopened to you. (raise more than half of normal raise all-in) If it is a no-limit game, it is not. (Requires a full legal raise to reopen the betting.) [/ QUOTE ] Quoted for truthiness. In addition, anyone who has not yet acted MAY raise but anyone who has already acted cannot. [/ QUOTE ] Re-quoted for truthiness.
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#9
06-23-2006, 03:06 PM
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Re: A rules question
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] If it is a limit game the betting is reopened to you. (raise more than half of normal raise all-in) If it is a no-limit game, it is not. (Requires a full legal raise to reopen the betting.) [/ QUOTE ] Quoted for truthiness. In addition, anyone who has not yet acted MAY raise but anyone who has already acted cannot. [/ QUOTE ] Re-quoted for truthiness. [/ QUOTE ] But it is not right. As said previously, if this is preflop, it is very likely that the action is still open in a NL game.
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#10
06-23-2006, 07:27 PM
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Re: A rules question
Action is not opened in NL, being preflop or postflop has absolutely NOTHING to do with it
This is correct [ QUOTE ] If it is a no-limit game, it is not. (Requires a full legal raise to reopen the betting.) [/ QUOTE ]
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