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 7-Card Stud Betting, ekidna, 7. Feb 2003 06:31 | ||
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| This is probably a pretty simple questions, as I am a beginner, but I wondered why something happened during my first visit to a poker table at my local casino. It was $1-5 limit stud and someone before me had bet a dollar on fourth street. When the action came to me with only limpers in, I put down three dollars and said I raise two dollars, and the dealer said I could only raise one, because my raise needed to be equal to the raise amount the last raise was. Is that true? It seemed kinda funny to me. | ||
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| Re: 7-Card Stud Betting, Ashley Adams, 7. Feb 2003 16:58 | ||
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| I have never heard of this rule. Typically the problem comes up in reverse. A player raises $3 and then someone tries to reraise by another $1 when the raise MUST be by at least the amount of the initial raise. I'd be very surprised if there is a casino that does not allow someone to raise by more than the initial raise. But then I'm easily surprised. Could you tell us which casino this is. Thanks. Ashley Adams on 7. Feb 2003 06:31 ekidna wrote: > This is probably a pretty simple questions, as I am a beginner, but I wondered > why something happened during my first visit to a poker table at my local > casino. It was $1-5 limit stud and someone before me had bet a dollar on fourth > street. When the action came to me with only limpers in, I put down three > dollars and said I raise two dollars, and the dealer said I could only raise > one, because my raise needed to be equal to the raise amount the last raise was. > Is that true? It seemed kinda funny to me. | ||
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| Re: 7-Card Stud Betting, ekidna, 7. Feb 2003 18:43 | ||
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| Well it was the Ameristar in Kansas City. Considering your disbelief, I am starting to wonder if I made a mistake, but at least your overwhelming opinion, makes me feel more correct in my understanding of poker rules...so thanks for the help. | ||
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| Re: 7-Card Stud Betting bad beats and bets, timmer, 9. Feb 2003 11:01 | ||
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| I have often been held to completeing a raise of a all in bettor rather than being able to reraise other bettors the full amount. example on 5th street in a 5 chip game I bet out with 10's full and a player raises all in for 3 more chips . A third player calls the partial raise. I want to reraise it to 3 full bets AND the three odd chips. I am told all I can raise it to is the 3 full bets. which I do and the 3rd player calls. He goes on to hit a 3 outer on the river to beat me on a 30 bet pot. The all in bettor (who incidentally had the 3rd player beat till the river as well ) was of course chushed by my hand much less than the 3rd players 3 out A's full. | ||
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