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by DukeG on November 21st, 2009
The minimum bet is the big blind. .
by Anonymous on November 21st, 2009
Generally the minimum raise player C could make is $40 (doubling player A) making the total $80.
But what happens because player B went all in for only $16 more ($56), not a full raise, and player C wants to cap the betting with a minimum raise, not go all in?
Is his minimum raise still $40 (completing what player B couldn't do) or is the minimum twice player B = $112
One poker dealer said the minimum raise is A, $40 plus B, $56 = $96.
by Tonibee on November 21st, 2009
If C's chipstack is less than B's raise, then C can't raise, he can only call. If C's chipstack is greater than B's, then he can re-raise all-in. The amount of the raise would be C's chipstack less B's raise plus player A's bet and would form a sidepot. I think.
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by The Holy Spirit on September 25th, 2011
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by marktexcon on August 22nd, 2010
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by Ibanezmb on July 30th, 2010
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player with A,A & $10, all in. player with K,K & $1000, all in. player with Q,Q & $100, all in. Do the Q's pay the K's also?
by timmy2shoes on August 10th, 2010
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by TexasHoldem on May 14th, 2010
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You're reading No limit hold 'em. What is the minimum allowable raise by a player that hasn't acted. Player A bets $40, next player B goes all in for (2 examples): -for $56 -for $64 What is "minimum" raise the next player C can make?
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