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What does pot-limit mean?
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What are the means of pot-limit?
Jan 20th, 2008 21:45
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This is an explanation of bet size limits in pot limit poker.
In pot limit, as in all poker, you may fold, or call the previous bet --
which may be a forced blind, if there is no previous voluntary bet -- or
you may raise. A raise, as in all poker, must be at least as large as
the previous bet or raise. In pot limit, however, your raise may be no
larger than the size of the pot after your call. If you are the opening
bettor on a round for which no blinds are made, your bet can be no more
than the size of the pot.
Say that the pot contains p units before a previous bettor bets (or
blinds) b units. You wish to raise the maximum. What is the total amount
that you should bet?
The size of the pot when it is your turn to act is p+b. Your action
includes a call, making the pot p+2b, and thus the amount of your raise
will be p+2b and your total bet will be p+3b. Therefore:
If you wish to raise the previous bettor (or big blind) the maximum
amount, your total bet will be three times the previous bet plus the
size of the pot before the previous bet was made. If you are the first
to act on the first round, the size of the pot before the previous bet
is the total of the small blind(s), and the previous bet is the big blind.
Sometimes the minimum betting unit is larger than the size of one or
more blinds. E.g., it may be that only $5 chips play for betting, but
one or more blinds are smaller than $5. In this case, the maximum
initial bring-in is rounded to the betting unit.
Some people state the general rule that the maximum initial bring-in is
"four times the big blind." This is correct only if the total of the
small blinds, after rounding if appropriate, is equal to the big blind,
and this is not always the case. E.g., in a tournament when the blinds
are $100 and $200, the maximum bring-in is $700, not $800. The correct
rule is "three times the big blind plus the total of the small blinds,
rounded as appropriate."
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